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IsoEnergy identifies 6 promising uranium targets at flagship Larocque East project

The site's mineralized system extends further to the east than previously thought

Rowan Dunne· · Updated
IsoEnergy identifies 6 promising uranium targets at flagship Laroque East project
Crew that discovered targets with an ANT survey this summer. Photo credit: IsoEnergy

As a result of an ambient noise tomography (ANT) survey completed this summer in the Athabasca Basin, IsoEnergy Ltd. (TSX: ISO) (OTCQX: ISENF) has identified six intriguing new uranium targets.

The 20-square-kilometre survey covered the remainder of its primary project’s property that had not yet been examined.

IsoEnergy explained last week that these newly discovered anomalies indicate that Larocque East’s mineralized system extends much further east than previously thought.

They are situated on strike with the property’s Hurricane deposit.

IsoEnergy identifies 6 promising uranium targets at flagship Laroque East project
Six new target areas, E-J. Map: IsoEnergy

Summer drill program nearly complete

Reconnaissance drill testing of these targets is now underway. Initial results have shown geological traits known to be associated with uranium mineralization, exploration manager Darryl Clark says.

“We are encouraged by the recent ANT survey results,” Clark said, “which highlight that the potential of the mineralizing system extends further to the east than was identified by historical exploration, uncovering numerous high-priority targets.”

IsoEnergy has nearly completed this year’s summer drill program at Larocque East. Only four out of 27 holes are yet to be drilled.

A recent report from Red Cloud Financial Services gave the company a high share target price and BUY rating.

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Joint venture with ATHA in key areas

IsoEnergy currently has an ongoing partnership in the Athabasca Basin with ATHA Energy Corp. (TSX-V: SASK) (OTCQB: SASKF) (FRA: X5U).

ATHA holds a 10 per cent carried interest on certain portions of IsoEnergy’s exploration package in the region.

Most notably, two sections of land right next to the exceptionally high-grade Cigar Lake and McArthur River mines held by Cameco Corporation (TSX: CCO).

ATHA is a uranium explorer with several qualities that many of Canada’s top uranium prospectors and developers are lacking. These include an exceptionally large land package and exposure to Nunavut’s Thelon Basin.

IsoEnergy identifies 6 promising uranium targets at flagship Laroque East project
Credit: ATHA Energy

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