Arkle Resources plc plans to start exploring soon on its recently acquired uranium project in the Erongo Region of Nambia. ALASKITE The four 85%-owned exclusive prospective licences, covering 540 km² and located adjacent to major projects, last year underwent sampling programmes. Arkle said it was fully funded to carry out phased exploration work during 2026, […]
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Arkle raises £500,000
Arkle Resources plc has raised £500,000 via a private placing of 166,666,667 new ordinary shares at 0.3p per share with existing and new shareholders in the UK and Ireland. DIRECTORS The placing price represents a premium of 28%. Each placing share has one warrant attached to subscribe for one new ordinary share at 0.3p, for […]
Arkle awarded further licence in Makgadikgadi
Arkle Resources plc has been awarded a further prospecting licence in the Makgadikgadi salt pans in Northeastern Botswana. DRILLING Licence PL 0238/2025 covers 775 km2 and is adjacent to the company’s two existing licences which cover 837km2. Arkle aims to discover lithium in the brines with work so far identifying “depths of brines across the […]
Arkle identifies lithium-magnesium in salt pans
Arkle Resources plc has identified lithium and “significant” grades of magnesium from preliminary regional sampling at the Makgadikgadi salt pans in Botswana. DRILLING The company took 20 samples from part of its 937km2 licences, noting “lower grades” of lithium in each one. Arkle said that lithium normally fluctuated in the salt pans and that higher […]
Arkle progresses Africa lithium projects
Arkle Resources plc has started sampling at its two lithium brine licences in the Makgadikgadi salt pans in Botswana. ANALYSIS The programme comes ahead of early-stage prospecting due to begin in days on its Zimbabwe hard rock licences also prospective for lithium. Covering a total 837km2 the Makgadikgadi licences showed in July the presence of […]
Arkle survey indicates Makgadikgadi brines
Arkle Resources plc said survey analysis across its two Makgadikgadi blocks indicated the presence of a conductive layer, expected to be brines, averaging 30 metres deep. SAMPLING Four wide spaced transient electromagnetic lines were completed across the near 1,000 km2 area in the salt pans of northeast Botswana, with results pending. Samples of the brines […]