Arkle Resources plc has identified a new paleochannel, up to 17 metres deep, on its uranium exploration projects in the Erongo Region of Namibia.
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The company completed a ground geophysical survey to test the potential depth and extent of fill across the paleochannels on EPL 8995.
The results confirmed the presence of a “well-developed” paleochannel in the northeast corner and the new paleochannel in the centre of the licence.
Results are pending from an airborne survey, which aims to generate targets.
The company said it had also identified 95 open drill holes, suitable for downhole gamma logging, from a survey of historical drilling.
Arkle next plans mapping and sampling to develop targets for up to 4,000m reverse circulation drilling during the second half of 2026.