Welcome to our dedicated page for Noble Plains Uranium news (Ticker: IXIXF), a resource for investors and traders seeking the latest updates and insights on Noble Plains Uranium stock.
The IXIXF news feed tracks official announcements and developments from Noble Plains Uranium Corp. (formerly Indigo Exploration Inc.), a uranium exploration company focused on U.S. projects. Company news releases describe a portfolio centered on Wyoming’s established uranium districts, including the Shirley Basin and Powder River Basin, where the company is advancing brownfield and historically explored uranium properties.
Readers can follow updates on the company’s exploration programs, such as the Phase 1 drilling campaign on the Hot Property in the Shirley Basin. The company has reported that this campaign involved dozens of vertical drill holes, extensive downhole gamma ray logging, and a high proportion of holes encountering uranium mineralization, which it interprets as confirming the project’s uranium potential.
News items also cover property transactions and options, including the option to acquire a 100% interest in the Shirley Central Property and an 80% interest in the Duck Creek Project in the Powder River Basin. These releases outline claim positions, historic drilling density, and the company’s interpretation of roll-front uranium systems based on historical data.
In addition, the IXIXF news stream includes corporate and capital markets updates, such as the name change from Indigo Exploration Inc. to Noble Plains Uranium Corp., share consolidation details, stock option grants, and loan approvals intended to fund exploration and working capital. Together, these disclosures provide a view into how the company is positioning itself within U.S. uranium districts and how it finances and structures its exploration activities. Investors and researchers can use this page to review the company’s own narrative on project progress, corporate evolution, and strategic focus.
Indigo Exploration has secured loan agreements totaling $170,000 with multiple lenders, including two company directors contributing $10,000 each. The loans carry a 10% annual interest rate and are due in 12 months. The company will issue 680,000 bonus shares at $0.05 per share to the lenders. Proceeds will fund exploration work on the Hot Property and general working capital. The transaction requires TSX Venture Exchange approval and qualifies for exemptions from formal valuation and minority shareholder approval requirements under MI 61-101.
Indigo announced the completion of its acquisition of a 100% interest in the Hot Property, a promising uranium project in Wyoming's Shirley Basin, approved by TSX Venture Exchange. The property consists of 71 unpatented mineral claims over 5.75 km2, featuring extensive historical exploration. Notable past drill results include 1.83m of 1.1% U3O8 at 43m depth and 3.35m of 0.28% U3O8 at 26.8m depth.
Indigo paid CDN$20,000 and issued 200,000 shares to acquire the private Arizona company holding the claims, with annual land costs of US$14,200. The Hot Property, near significant uranium resources owned by Ur-Energy and others, shows promise with 46% of past drilling intercepting shallow uranium. The company plans a 50-hole reverse circulation drill program, pending permit approval.
Indigo Exploration has secured a 100% interest in the Hot Property, a promising uranium project in Wyoming's Shirley Basin. This acquisition includes 71 unpatented mineral claims spanning 5.75 km². Historical exploration dating back to the 1960s revealed significant uranium deposits, with some drill holes indicating high-grade uranium near the surface. The project is strategically located near other major uranium developers like Uranium Energy Corp., Ur-Energy, and Nuclear Fuels Inc. The acquisition terms include a payment of CDN$20,000 and 200,000 shares of Indigo, pending TSX Venture Exchange approval. The company aims to start drilling by early fall 2024, capitalizing on the current favorable uranium market trends and the resurgence of domestic uranium production in the U.S.
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