• Noble Plains completed a digitized, interpreted database of 1,211 historical drillholes at the Shirley Central uranium project in Wyoming’s Shirley Basin.
• Work identified 341 uranium intercepts above 0.02% eU3O8 over at least 2 feet, averaging 0.055% eU3O8 over 13.7 feet.
• Seven confirmation drillholes were selected to validate the historical dataset, targeting two higher-confidence roll-front clusters.
• Project covers 30 unpatented claims over 665 acres adjacent to Ur-Energy’s producing Shirley mine, positioning it for potential ISR development.
• Company estimated the historical dataset would have cost more than USD 6 million to replicate through new drilling.

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