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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 (OTCQB: NBLXF) reported a second batch of drill results from the Duck Creek Project (Dec 9, 2025) showing an 81% success rate across 16 new holes along a 3-mile Wasatch roll-front corridor. Highlights include intercepts such as 28.5 ft @ 0.08% eU3O8 (hole 25-28-009) and local high Grade-Thickness (GT) 2.28 with an average GT of 0.69. The program is permitted for ~37,400 ft (~150 holes) and targets a NI 43-101 resource in H1 2026. Results are based on calibrated gamma probe eU3O8 readings; assays and deeper Fort Union tests are planned.
Noble Plains Uranium (OTCQB: NBLXF) reported initial drill results from eight holes at the Duck Creek Project (Wyoming) with a reported >87% hit ratio: seven of eight holes intersected mineralisation. Average Grade‑Thickness (GT) of 1.0 (about 67% higher than the 0.598 GT used in the company's prior technical target) with an average intercept thickness of 17.6 ft and average grade of 0.057% eU3O8. Results come from a planned up-to-150‑hole, 37,400 ft program aimed at confirming historic data, expanding the 3‑mile Wasatch roll-front trend, and first-ever Fort Union tests. The company targets a NI 43‑101 resource estimate in H1 2026 and cautions eU3O8 gamma readings may not equal lab uranium concentrations and the exploration target is conceptual.
Noble Plains Uranium (OTCQB: NBLXF) received a permit for a 37,400-foot drill program at its Duck Creek Project in Wyoming's Powder River Basin and has mobilized crews with drilling now underway (November 25, 2025).
The program is refined to ~175 holes (down from 198) and targets three objectives: 16 confirmation holes to validate 1,317 historic intercepts, up to 140 step-out/expansion holes in the Wasatch Formation, and up to 10 deep holes to 1,200' testing the Fort Union Formation. The company aims to deliver a NI 43-101 compliant resource by spring 2026. The Duck Creek area sits near projects holding over 56 million pounds of uranium resources in the basin.
Noble Plains Uranium (OTCQB: NBLXF) appointed Drew Zimmerman as Chief Executive Officer and Director, effective November 2, 2025. Paul Cowley, CEO for over 15 years, moves to Chief Operating Officer and will continue to lead technical programs. Bradley Parkes stepped down from the board but remains Vice President of Exploration.
The company is advancing its U.S. in-situ recovery (ISR) uranium portfolio, awaiting a final drill permit for the Duck Creek project and progressing work at Shirley Central, targeting compliant resources in Wyoming amid strengthening uranium market dynamics.
Noble Plains Uranium (OTCQB: NBLXF; TSXV: NOBL) appointed veteran uranium geologist Chris M. Healey, P.Geo. to its Board of Directors effective October 8, 2025.
Mr. Healey brings >40 years of uranium exploration experience, including >20 years at Cameco with senior roles in Wyoming ISR operations and the Highland Mine. The appointment aligns with Noble Plains' strategy to advance its Wyoming projects and define a compliant resource base.
Noble Plains Uranium (OTCQB: NBLXF) entered an investor relations agreement with Triomphe Holdings Ltd. operating as Capital Analytica, commencing October 3, 2025, for an initial six‑month term.
The company will pay C$120,000 cash (C$20,000/month) in two instalments, with an option to renew for six months at C$10,000/month. Subject to TSX Venture Exchange approval, Capital Analytica was granted 200,000 incentive stock options at C$0.12/share, exercisable for two years and subject to TSXV vesting rules. Services include capital markets consulting, social media engagement, sentiment reporting, forum monitoring, and video distribution, expected to be provided by Jeff French.
Noble Plains Uranium (OTCQB:NBLXF) has submitted a permit application for a 198-hole drill program at its Duck Creek Project in Wyoming's Powder River Basin. The project's NI 43-101 Technical Report defines an Exploration Target of 2.37-5.45 million tons at grades between 0.03-0.05% U3O8.
The program includes 174 holes (88%) aimed at expanding the mineral outline, while 24 holes (12%) will verify 1,317 historical intercepts. The company plans to focus on shallow mineralization in the Wasatch Formation, with deeper Fort Union Formation exploration planned for later. Noble Plains aims to establish an initial NI 43-101 compliant resource by first half of 2025.
Noble Plains Uranium (OTCQB: NBLXF) has finalized the acquisition of an 80% interest in the Duck Creek Project, a strategic uranium asset in Wyoming's Powder River Basin. A new NI 43-101 technical report highlights an Exploration Target of 2.37-5.45 million tons at grades between 0.03-0.05% U₃O₈.
The 4,133-acre project features over 4,000 historical drill holes and notable intercepts including 8.9 feet grading 0.75% U₃O₈. The property is strategically located among major uranium projects owned by Cameco, Uranium Energy Corp., and GTI Energy. The transaction involved issuing 1,250,000 common shares and paying US$250,000 to UNXE238 Corp.
[ "Extensive historical database with over 4,000 drill holes and proven mineralization", "Strategic location surrounded by major uranium producers in a proven production hub", "High-grade historical drill intercepts up to 0.75% U₃O₈", "Significant exploration upside in untested deeper Fort Union Formation", "Project suitable for ISR mining, which allows faster permitting and lower costs" ]Noble Plains Uranium (OTCQB: NBLXF) has secured a drill permit for a 22-hole confirmation drill program at its Shirley Central Project in Wyoming's Shirley Basin, just two months after acquiring the property option. The program will test six target zones to confirm historical mineralization and expedite development of an initial 43-101 resource estimate.
The project is strategically located between two major U.S. uranium developers: Ur-Energy and Uranium Energy Corp (UEC). The adjacent Ur-Energy Shirley Basin Project contains 8.816 million pounds U₃O₈ at 0.23% grade and is under construction. The Shirley Basin has historically produced over 52 million pounds of U₃O₈ at 0.22% average grade between 1960-1992. Drilling mobilization is expected in mid-September 2025.
Noble Plains Uranium (OTCQB: NBLXF) has expanded its Shirley East Project in Wyoming's Shirley Basin through the staking of 16 new mineral claims covering 320 acres. The newly staked claims are strategically positioned adjacent to Uranium Energy Corp (UEC) properties and are supported by historical data showing over 174 drillholes from the 1980s indicating zones of higher uranium mineralization.
The expansion strengthens Noble Plains' position in the Shirley Basin, which historically produced over 51 million pounds of uranium between 1960 and 1992. The company's holdings now include both Shirley Central and the expanded Shirley East project, with field programs and permitting in progress for planned drilling in 2025.