Boss hits more uranium at Honeymoon

Boss Energy's long-term plans to ambition an even larger, longer-life in-situ recovery uranium development at Honeymoon in South Australia have been given a boost with drilling intersecting mineralisation outside the resource envelope such as 6m at 581 parts per million from 84.5m, including 2.5m at 1342ppm at the Brooks Dam Extensional area and 3m at 431ppm from 74m at Eaglehawk Dam (reports MiningNews).

Boss Energy’s long-term plans to ambition an even larger, longer-life in-situ recovery uranium development at Honeymoon in South Australia have been given a boost with drilling intersecting mineralisation outside the resource envelope such as 6m at 581 parts per million from 84.5m, including 2.5m at 1342ppm at the Brooks Dam Extensional area and 3m at 431ppm from 74m at Eaglehawk Dam (reports MiningNews).

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