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Noble Plains Uranium Corp. (OTCQB: NBLXF) generates a steady flow of project-focused news as it advances U.S. uranium exploration and development. Company updates emphasize drilling progress, technical results, and portfolio growth across key Wyoming uranium districts.
A major source of Noble Plains news is the Duck Creek Project in Wyoming’s Powder River Basin. Releases detail multi-phase drill campaigns, including confirmation of historic intercepts in the Wasatch Formation, expansion of shallow roll-front mineralization along a multi-mile trend, and initial tests of the deeper Fort Union Formation. The company regularly reports drill intercept highlights, grade-thickness (GT) metrics, success rates, and interpretations of roll-front continuity.
Investors following NBLXF news also see announcements on project expansion and land position changes, such as staking additional mineral claims that extend the uranium-mineralized trend at Duck Creek. Other updates cover data acquisition transactions like the purchase of extensive historical drill databases for the Shirley Central Project in Wyoming’s Shirley Basin, which Noble Plains uses to refine geological models and guide new drilling.
The news flow further includes corporate developments, such as leadership appointments and the addition of strategic advisors with capital markets and permitting experience in Wyoming. These items provide context on how the company is organizing its technical and corporate teams to advance its U.S. uranium portfolio.
By monitoring this page, readers can review Noble Plains Uranium’s latest drill results, technical milestones, land expansions, data acquisitions, and corporate updates related to its uranium exploration and development activities in the United States.
Noble Plains Uranium (TSXV: NOBL, OTCQB: NBLXF) has elected to adopt a semi-annual reporting framework under Coordinated Blanket Order 51-933, which grants certain venture issuers in British Columbia relief from some interim filing requirements under National Instrument 51-102.
The change takes effect in the third quarter of 2026. Noble Plains will no longer file interim financial statements, MD&A, or officer certifications for the nine-month period ended June 30, 2026. Going forward, the company will report results twice a year, for the fiscal year ended September 30 and the first six months ended March 31. The next financial disclosure will cover the year ended September 2026.
Noble Plains Uranium (OTCQB: NBLXF, TSXV: NOBL) reported results from a seven-hole confirmation drill program at its Shirley Central Project in Wyoming’s Shirley Basin. According to the company, all seven vertical holes intersected uranium mineralization in the Upper, Main and Lower Sand units, confirming a roll-front system and aligning closely with interpretations from a digitized database of more than 1,211 historical drill holes.
Highlighted intercepts include 12 ft at 0.142% eU₃O₈ (including 2 ft at 0.389% eU₃O₈) in hole 26-17-06 and 39.5 ft at 0.022% eU₃O₈ plus 7 ft at 0.093% eU₃O₈ (including 2 ft at 0.208% eU₃O₈) in hole 26-03-03. Noble Plains states the results validate its brownfield, data-driven approach and support advancing Shirley Central toward a future NI 43-101 mineral resource estimate. The 665-acre project, comprising 30 unpatented claims, directly borders Ur-Energy’s Shirley Basin ISR operation and is also adjacent to ground held by Uranium Energy. Noble Plains notes Ur-Energy is a shareholder and has signed a non-binding LOI contemplating potential toll processing of any future Shirley Central production at nearby facilities.
Noble Plains Uranium (OTCQB: NBLXF) has mobilized a drill rig to begin a seven‑hole confirmation drill program at its Shirley Central Project in Wyoming’s Shirley Basin. The program is designed to convert historical drilling data into information suitable for a compliant mineral resource estimate.
According to Noble Plains, a database of 1,211 historical gamma‑ray logs from 1950s–1970s uranium exploration has been digitized with Geomorphic AI, identifying 341 qualifying uranium intercepts that guided drill targeting. Shirley Central spans 30 unpatented claims over 665 acres, located between Ur‑Energy’s producing Shirley Basin ISR project and ground held by Uranium Energy.
Noble Plains Uranium (TSXV:NOBL, OTCQB:NBLXF, FSE:INE0) has initiated an advanced geophysics program at its flagship Duck Creek uranium project to detect buried mineralization in the shallow Wasatch and deeper Fort Union formations. Duck Creek currently hosts an NI 43-101 resource of 5.32 million pounds Indicated and 1.04 million pounds Inferred U₃O₈ in the Wasatch Formation.
The company is partnering with the University of Wyoming Near-Surface Geophysics Instrument Center to run 2D Vibroseis and truck-mounted impact reflection seismic (REFL) lines plus 2D high-power DC resistivity and full waveform decay induced polarization (FWD_IP). These surveys extend beyond completed drilling, aiming to refine drill targeting, identify roll-front noses and sand geometries, and support potential expansion of the Duck Creek resource and longer-term extraction planning.
Noble Plains Uranium (OTCQB:NBLXF) completed digitization and geological interpretation of 1,211 historical drillholes at its Shirley Central project in Wyoming, identifying 341 qualifying uranium intercepts. The AI-derived model guided seven confirmation drill targets and supports advancing toward a potential mineral resource and future ISR development.
The 341 intercepts average 0.055% eU3O8 over 13.7 feet, with standout grades up to 0.58% eU3O8. The project sits between operations of Ur-Energy and Uranium Energy, and Noble Plains also granted 2,000,000 stock options at $0.09 expiring July 8, 2031.
Noble Plains Uranium (OTCQB:NBLXF) filed an NI 43-101 Technical Report for its maiden uranium resource at the Duck Creek project in Wyoming. The resource totals 4.29M tons indicated at 0.062% U3O8 (5.32M lbs) and 0.839M tons inferred at 0.09% U3O8 (1.04M lbs).
The resource exceeded the prior Exploration Target’s upper limit by about 30% on grade and 40% on grade×thickness. An additional 2.75 miles of strike hosts a conceptual Exploration Target, and a 2026 drill program is planned to grow and upgrade resources.
Noble Plains Uranium (OTCQB: NBLXF) reported a NI 43-101 maiden resource at Duck Creek, Wyoming: Indicated 5.32 Mlbs U3O8 and Inferred 1.04 Mlbs U3O8 (as of Feb 12, 2026). The estimate used a 0.020% grade cutoff and GT cutoff of 0.20, based on a 148-hole 2025 drill program and WWC Engineering's evaluation.
Drilling covered ~2.5 miles of a ~5.25-mile trend, leaving ~2.75 miles of largely untested strike; additional 2026 drilling and ISR amenability tests are planned.
Noble Plains Uranium (OTCQB: NBLXF) announced a non-binding Letter of Intent with Ur-Energy to evaluate processing uranium-bearing solutions from Noble Plains' Shirley Central project at Ur-Energy's nearby Shirley Basin ISR facility. The LOI follows Noble Plains' acquisition of a 1,211-drill-hole historical dataset from Ur-Energy and aligns both companies strategically.
The company also engaged InvestingChannel for a three-month digital marketing program commencing April 15, 2026, for a fee of USD $35,000, subject to TSX Venture Exchange acceptance.
Noble Plains Uranium (OTCQB: NBLXF) engaged Geomorphic AI to digitize and interpret a newly acquired historical drill database of 1,211 holes at Shirley Central, Wyoming. A Phase 1 pilot successfully converted legacy scanned gamma logs into digital outputs, calibrated depth and estimated eU3O8 grades.
The company has started full-scale production digitization to produce high-resolution downhole gamma profiles (~0.5 ft intervals), interpreted mineralized intervals, standardized LAS outputs, QA-scored datasets and a 3D visualization platform to prioritize confirmation drilling.
Noble Plains Uranium (OTCQB: NBLXF) completed a 148-hole, 30,825-foot drill program at Duck Creek, Wyoming, with a 90.12% hit rate above a 0.02% eU3O8 cutoff. Multiple high-grade intercepts were reported, including 17.5 ft at 0.235% eU3O8 and 9.0 ft at 0.228% eU3O8. The company plans an NI 43-101 compliant resource this spring and has expanded the project footprint to a five-mile trend.
Three deep Fort Union holes confirmed thick host sands; further testing and geophysics are planned to locate deeper roll fronts.