Skyharbour Resources (TSX-V:SYH) is preparing for a winter drilling program next month at the Moore Uranium Project in Canada, to follow up on results from last year’s program.
Around 8,000 to 10,000m of drilling is planned across 15 to 20 holes. The company expects to release further details in due course.
This news comes after Skyharbour received results from the 2025 drill program, which intersected uranium mineralisation at the Main Maverick Zone with hole ML25-15 returning 4.4m @ 4.84% triuranium octoxide, including 1.6m @ 11.77% triuranium octoxide.
CEO Jordan Trimble says during 2026, the company is poised to unlock value across various projects in its portfolio.
“In addition to the drilling we have planned at Moore, the recently closed major transaction with Denison Mines at the Russell Lake project will facilitate aggressive exploration plans across the project area this year,” Trimble says.
“We will also have plenty of catalysts from our prospect generator business consisting of partner companies advancing several of our other uranium properties throughout the Athabasca Basin.”
The summer 2025 drill program comprised 15 holes for 5,433m of drilling. The program was designed to expand the footprints of the Maverick zones and test regional geophysical targets located proximal to anonymous radioactivity, as well as test favourable alteration identified in historical drilling along the border Maverick corridor, and collect density and additional physical data from mineralisation at the Main Maverick zone to better define current datasets.
Skyharbour Resources is a mineral explorer focused on its extensive portfolio of uranium projects in Canada’s Athabasca Basin.
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