Infini Resources spinning the bit at maiden Reynolds and Reitenbach Lake drilling campaign

• Rig mobilisation to Reynolds and Reitenbach Lake uranium projects complete
• Drilling to test high-priority targets, including the Titus prospect
• Minimum of 2,500m and 12 drillholes to be drilled
• Reynolds Lake and Reitenbach Lake cover a total footprint of 766 sq. km in Athabasca Basin

Infini Resources (ASX: I88) has commenced drilling at the Reynolds Lake and Reitenbach Lake uranium projects in northern Saskatchewan, Canada with rig mobilisation completed.

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CEO, Rohan Bone, said commencing the drill program at Reynolds and Reitenbach Lake is a major milestone for Infini and marks the transition from target generation to drill testing across this highly prospective potential uranium system.

“The projects are genuinely compelling: high-grade uranium mineralisation at surface at the Titus prospect, approximately 80km of EM conductors and a continuous 15km by three km prospective corridor that remains completely untested by drilling,” he said.

“With both Archer Cathro and Rodren Drilling fully mobilised and the drill program now underway, we look forward to advancing these exciting and highly prospective projects and aim to provide updates as the program progresses.”

The maiden drill program comprises a minimum of 2,500m of diamond drilling across at least 12 drillholes, designed to systematically test high-priority targets defined through the integration of geophysical, geochemical and structural datasets.

Drilling will focus on zones where multiple mineralisation vectors coincide, including EM conductors interpreted to represent graphitic or sulphide-rich horizons.

The program will examine magnetic lows associated with alteration and/or structurally disrupted basement rocks, elevated uranium geochemical anomalism from rock chip and soil sampling and structural complexity including shear zones, fault intersections and deformation corridors.

Mr Bone said these targets form part of a broader system-scale exploration model, including approximately around of 80 km of EM conductors and a continuous 15 km by three km prospective corridor in the vicinity of the Titus prospect.

I88 is down 2.56% to 19.0¢. Mkt cap $21.10M.

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