Geophysics & rock chips reveal strong uranium anomaly
Filed with ASX · · 6 pages · English
Summary by 6ix AI
Bellavista Resources Ltd has announced the identification of a significant uranium anomaly based on geophysical data and high-grade rock chip samples at its Edmund Basin Projects in Western Australia. The company is conducting further mapping and surface sampling to validate historical results and prepare for drilling at the Kiangi Prospect. This announcement highlights the promising potential of the region, which has remained relatively unexplored despite its geological advantages.
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Earlier from Bellavista Resources
- $1.35m tax refund received for Brumby R&D activities
- Brumby fieldwork highlights extensions into Ni-Cu zones
- Drilling to start on strong nickel-copper anomalies
- Bellavista advancing Brumby exploration with $1.5m placement
- Drilling and Geophysics Update
Later from Bellavista Resources
- 2.5km-long uranium anomaly confirmed at Kiangi Prospect
- Response to ASX Price Query
- Bellavista Receives Firm Commitments for a $1.2M Placement
- Pause in Trading
- Successful $5M Placement
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