Valor Resources Limited (ASX: $VAL) has announced the commencement of a detailed MobileMT airborne electromagnetic (EM) survey over the Cluff Lake Uranium Project in Canada's Athabasca Basin. The survey aims to further define and prioritize drilling targets within the company's tenements. Additionally, the company has successfully extended its drilling permits at Cluff Lake until August 2025.
Valor Executive Chairman George Bauk expressed enthusiasm for the upcoming survey, citing the proven success of MobileMT surveys in identifying uranium deposits in the Athabasca Basin. He highlighted the potential of the survey data to rank and prioritize prospects for near-term drilling. Bauk also acknowledged the extension of the drilling permit, thanking the Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment and First Nations groups, particularly the CRDN, for their support in completing the process.
Valor Resources is set to conduct a detailed EM survey at the Cluff Lake Uranium Project using MobileMT technology to refine and prioritize drilling targets. The survey results, expected in Q2 2024, will aid in planning an inaugural drilling campaign scheduled for the September Quarter 2024. The company has also successfully extended its drilling permit at Cluff Lake until August 2025. Valor's Executive Chairman, George Bauk, expressed excitement about the survey's potential and thanked the relevant authorities and groups for their support. The announcement reflects Valor Resources' commitment to advancing exploration activities and maximizing the potential of its high-quality exploration targets.