Myriad Uranium Reports More Phase II Drill Results from Wyoming's Copper Mountain
Myriad Uranium Corp. released preliminary gamma probe uranium results from five boreholes at its Copper Mountain project in Wyoming, pending lab checks.
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Myriad Uranium Corp. has reported preliminary gamma probe results from five boreholes drilled at the Hesitation and Arrowhead deposits within its Copper Mountain project in central Wyoming. The figures are radiometric estimates of equivalent uranium (eU3O8), not chemical assays, and still require laboratory verification.
The longest mineralized interval measured 34.29 metres at an average of 399 ppm, with a peak grade of 1,511 ppm. Across the five holes, 22 intervals exceed 100 ppm, and the drilling totals 797.1 metres.
The company also pointed to a historical resource estimate of 26.63 million pounds of eU3O8. The current Phase II program aims to confirm that mineralisation and generate data for a future maiden resource estimate.
why it matters
For the uranium market, the news is mainly company-specific. The project belongs to a small company trading on OTCQB, and the results are preliminary, so radiometric values may differ from final lab assays and are unlikely to move broader uranium prices.
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- Myriad Uranium Announces Further Strong Phase II Drill Results from Copper Mountain — newsfilecorp.com, 28 October 2026 at 09:00 UTC
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