Noble Plains Uranium starts confirmation drilling at Shirley Central uranium project in Wyoming

• Noble Plains Uranium mobilized a drill rig to the Shirley Central Project in Wyoming for a confirmation program targeting a compliant mineral resource estimate.
• Program outlines seven holes designed to twin historical uranium intercepts, supporting conversion of legacy drilling into NI 43-101 compliant data.
• Work follows digitization of 1,211 historical gamma-ray logs, which identified 341 qualifying uranium intercepts used to define drill targets.
• Shirley Central covers 30 unpatented claims over 665 acres next to Ur-Energy’s Shirley Basin ISR project, which reports 8.816 million lb U3O8 at 0.23% measured and indicated.
• Property also borders Uranium Energy, placing the project between two active U.S. uranium developers.

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