Skyharbour Resources (TSX-V:SYH) has acquired a whole interest in 21 new exploration claims within the Athabasca Basin in northern Saskatchewan to expand its uranium portfolio in Canada.
New projects include the Haultain Project and the Bonville Project, which comprise five claims for 6,607 hectares and one claim for 1,497 hectares respectively.
Other assets include the Bolt Extension Project with four new claims across 1,127 hectares, the South Preston prospect with one claim for 956 hectares, and the Tarku Project with one claim totalling 3,233 hectares.
The Bennett Project, Elevator Project, Spence Project, Yurchison Project, and 914 Project are all offering up to three newly re-staked claims for Skyharbour.
The company intends to seek strategic partners for these new claims through earn-in and joint venture agreements, aiding exploration to advance the assets.
Now holding interest across 37 projects, the company has boosted its total landholdings to 616,939 hectares.
While incorporating the newly staked claims into its greater business model, Skyharbour will continue its focus on the Russell Lake and Moore projects.
Write to Maddison Elliott at Mining.com.au
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