NexGen provided assay results for the final 31 holes from the program, which was announced last July and completed in November. South Arrow is part of Rook I, NexGen’s main property, and is located in Saskatchewan’s Athabasca Basin. South Arrow was discovered this past summer, and is situated 400 meters south of Rook I’s Arrow deposit. NexGen has said South Arrow has similar qualities to Arrow. According to analysts at Eight Capital Research, Monday’s assays highlight that resemblance and should be received positively by the market. Among other things, they confirm that high-grade uranium occurs within several shallow and parallel stacked lenses at South Arrow.
Garrett Ainsworth, vice president, exploration and development at NexGen said that these South Arrow assay results confirm multiple high grade uranium mineralized shears encompassed within a robust alteration halo. Mineralization at South Arrow has been encountered over a strike length of 290 m and a vertical extent of approximately 300 meters and remains open in most directions.”
Assay highlights include:
The program consisted of 82 infill, expansion, exploration and geotechnical holes totaling 44,781 meters of diamond drilling. An additional five shallow geotechnical holes were completed with a sonic drill rig to test surface and subsurface conditions for future site infrastructure. Assays are pending for 28 holes.
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