Alligator Energy Ltd (ASX:AGE)’s Greg Hall discusses with Proactive’s Elisha Newell, the company’s aim to increase its tenure in the highly prospective Samphire Uranium Project area in South Australia. He discusses the merging of recent data with historical data and how the company intends to work up an Indicated Resource. The company continues to evaluate the area and has just applied for two additional exploration licences surrounding the tenure. These additions would take Alligator’s landholding from 370.7 square kilometres to 551.8 square kilometres once granted. Hall also talks about the resource re-estimation and scoping study at the Blackbush deposit, which the company has just started and recently returned assays from the Blackbush West deposit. Investors can expect to see further ground gravity surveys to extend coverage within the newly applied for licences, results from the AMC resource estimation and the completion of ANSTO leach/ion exchange recovery test-work that will drive the delivery date of the study.
Alligator Energy looks to increase tenure at Samphire Uranium Project
