Annuncio • Jun 17
Laramide Resources Ltd. Advances Churchrock-Crownpoint Discharge Permit Application to Public Notice Phase Laramide Resources Ltd. announced that the New Mexico Environment Department has advanced the Company's DP-2004 Groundwater Discharge Permit application for the Churchrock-Crownpoint In-Situ Recovery Uranium Project to the public notice phase of the permitting process. NMED has provided the Company with the public notice package and associated instructions required to commence public notification and stakeholder engagement activities as part of the State's review process. The public notice marks an important step in the evaluation of the discharge permit application and initiates the formal public participation component of the permitting process. The proposed permit application supports the development of an ISR uranium recovery operation at Churchrock Section 8 and includes authorization for the use of a groundwater-based lixiviant solution to facilitate uranium recovery. The Company will continue to work collaboratively with NMED, local communities, Tribal governments, stakeholders and interested parties throughout the public participation process. The Churchrock-Crownpoint Project is located in McKinley County, New Mexico and comprises the Churchrock and Crownpoint uranium deposits, which collectively contain a significant uranium resource. The Project benefits from an existing Nuclear Regulatory Commission license and is advancing through federal and state permitting processes. The Project is also designated as a FAST-41 Covered Project under the U.S. Federal Permitting Improvement Steering Council framework, reflecting its potential strategic importance to the domestic nuclear fuel supply chain. Laramide believes the advancement of the discharge permit application into the public notice phase further demonstrates continued momentum in the regulatory review process and supports the Company's objective of positioning Churchrock-Crownpoint as a future source of domestically produced uranium to help meet growing U.S. energy security and nuclear fuel requirements. Annuncio • May 05
Laramide Resources Ltd., Annual General Meeting, Jun 26, 2026 Laramide Resources Ltd., Annual General Meeting, Jun 26, 2026. Location: ontario, toronto Canada Annuncio • Sep 16
Laramide Resources Prepares for Exploration Drilling in Kazakhstan's Chu-Sarysu Basin Laramide Resources Ltd. announced that the plethora of historical data comprises historical mapping, drilling, geophysics (including Seismic, Electromagnetic, Magnetic and Gravity), and geochemistry. Review and assessment of this data has confirmed Laramide's view that the Project represents a target rich environment which is prospective for uranium, copper and rare earth elements. During 2025, Laramide submitted the required exploration work plans to the Ministry of Industry and Construction and is now finalising the required remaining permits needed to proceed with drilling activities. Laramide has selected two local drilling contractors to conduct drilling, utilising multiple rigs to achieve a minimum of 15,000m of drilling through a combination of Rotary Mud and Diamond Core drilling. Target depths range from 50m at shallowest to between 400-550m at deepest. This Phase 1 round of drilling will commence in fourth quarter with the aim to provide proof-of-concept that roll-front hosted uranium mineralisation is extensive within the basin and not constrained to the existing known large-scale operations, and also to test for other metals including copper and rare earths. For reference, the Chu-Sarysu Project is located in the Suzak District of the South Kazakhstan Oblast, Republic of Kazakhstan. In 2024 Kazakhstan accounted for almost 40%1 of global U3O8 production. Among the country's five main uranium-producing basins, the Chu-SarySu and Syr Darya basins located in the south of the country, contribute more than 75% of national output. These basins host major deposits and operational in-situ recovery ("ISR") mines including Inkai (Cameco JV) and Moinkum-Tortkuduk (Katco JV). Additionally, the Chu-Sary Su Basin is notable for its significant copper potential, exemplified by the massive Dzhezkazgan sediment-hosted copper deposit located in the northern region. Annuncio • Aug 08
Laramide Resources Ltd., Annual General Meeting, Oct 08, 2025 Laramide Resources Ltd., Annual General Meeting, Oct 08, 2025. Location: ontario, toronto Canada Annuncio • Aug 01
Laramide Resources Ltd. announced that it has received CAD 12 million in funding from Boss Energy Limited and other investors On July 31, 2025, Laramide Resources Ltd. closed the transaction. The company issued 20,000,000 common shares at an issue price of CAD 0.60 for gross proceeds of CAD 12,000,000. Because the offering was completed pursuant to the listed issuer financing exemption, the common shares issued pursuant to the offering are not subject to a hold period pursuant to applicable Canadian securities laws. In connection with the closing of the offering, the company paid certain eligible persons a cash commission in the amount of CAD 451,450 and issued 760,750 broker warrants equal to 5% of the number of securities issued pursuant to the offering. Each broker warrant entitles the holder thereof to acquire one Common Share at a price of CAD 0.60 per common share for a period of two years from the closing of the offering. Insiders of the company acquired an aggregate of 3,428,567 common shares pursuant to the offering. Annuncio • Jul 01
Laramide Resources Ltd. announced that it expects to receive CAD 10 million in funding from Boss Energy Limited Laramide Resources Ltd. announced a non-brokered private placement of up to 16,666,667 common shares at a price of CAD 0.60 per common share for gross proceeds up to CAD 10,000,000.20 on June 30, 2025. The offering is scheduled to close on or about July 14, 2025 and is subject to certain conditions including, but not limited to, the receipt of all necessary regulatory and other approvals including the approval of the Toronto Stock Exchange. The transaction will include participation from returning investor Boss Energy Limited. Annuncio • Jun 03
Laramide Resources Ltd. Announces its Churchrock Uranium Project and La Jara Mesa Uranium Project Designated for FAST-41 Covered Project Status Laramide Resources Ltd. announced that two of its advanced-stage uranium development projects in the United States, Crownpoint-Churchrock (New Mexico) and La Jara Mesa (New Mexico), have been designated FAST-41 Covered Projects by the Federal Permitting Improvement Steering Council (Permitting Council). This designation, part of the federal infrastructure permitting initiative established under Title 41 of theFixing America's Surface Transportation ("FAST-41") Act, reflects the projects' strategic importance and supports an efficient, transparent federal review process. Notably, the La Jara Mesa Project has been upgraded from a FAST-41 Transparency Project to a fully Covered Project, aligning its permitting status with Crownpoint-Churchrock and streamlining its path forward under U.S. federal oversight. Annuncio • Mar 19
Boss Energy Limited (ASX:BOE) completed the acquisition of an additional 9.4% stake in Laramide Resources Ltd. (TSX:LAM). Boss Energy Limited (ASX:BOE) agreed to acquire an additional 9.4% stake in Laramide Resources Ltd. (TSX:LAM) for AUD 15.2 million on March 13, 2025. Boss Energy has agreed to acquire 23.5 million shares in Laramide Resources at a price of CAD 0.60 (AUD 0.54467) per share. The purchase will increase Boss’ interest in Laramide to approximately 18.4 per cent on an undiluted basis (being approximately 48.1 million Laramide shares). Boss will acquire the Laramide shares for a mix of cash and Boss scrip as consideration. The total consideration of approximately AUD 15.5 million comprises approximately AUD 3.9 million in cash and approximately AUD 11.7 million in scrip via the issue of approximately 5.225 million new fully paid ordinary shares in Boss. The shares will be issued under Boss’ existing placement capacity under ASX Listing Rule 7.1. Boss expects the acquisition and the Boss share issue to be completed within 5 business days.
Boss Energy Limited (ASX:BOE) completed the acquisition of an additional 9.4% stake in Laramide Resources Ltd. (TSX:LAM) on March 18, 2025. Annuncio • Feb 28
Laramide Resources Ltd. Announces an Increase in Mineral Resource Estimate for Westmoreland Uranium Project Laramide Resources Ltd. announced update to the Mineral Resource Estimate for the Westmoreland Uranium Project, Queensland, Australia has been prepared by Addsion Mining Services of the United Kingdom on behalf of Laramide Resources Ltd. The issuer is a dual listed entity on the TSX and ASX stock exchanges of Canada and Australia respectively, as such the estimate is reported in accordance with National Instrument 43-101, Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects, ("NI 43-101") and prepared under Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum ("CIM") Definition Standards. CIM Definition Standards for Mineral Resources (2014) and Best Practices Guidelines outline by CIM (2019) have been followed. The estimate is also reported in accordance with The Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves ('the JORC Code' 2012 edition.) The updated Mineral Resource Estimate has an effective date of January 31st, 2025, and is reported above a cut-off grade of 200 ppm U3O8 and comprises of: Indicated Resources of 27.8 million tonnes at an average grade of 770 ppm U3O8 for 48.1 million contained Lbs. of U3O8. Inferred Resources of approximately 11.8 million tonnes at anaverage grade of 680 ppm U3O8 for 17.7 million contained Lbs. ofU3O8. Mr. Siddle is a Member of the Australian Institute of Geoscientist (#6802) and Director of Addsion Mining Services Ltd. of the United Kingdom, Mr. Siddle has been working continuously for Addison Mining Services as a Minerals Resource Geologist since November 2014. Mr. Siddle completed a site visit to the project area between the 21st and 23rd of January 2025, and inspected representative sections of drill core, visited rehabilitated drill sites and inspected selected outcrop geology. Discussions were held with the issuer's technical teams and exploration and socio-environmental considerations discussed. Differences in the estimate are attributed to the following items. Additional drilling and receipt of assay results post May 2009 to January 2025 at Junnagunna and Huarabagoo. Additional exploration at Long Pocket, which was not included in the previous estimate. It is noted that exploration drilling in the Link zone, between the Huarabagoo and Junnagunna deposits, has identified uranium mineralisation. However, the drill spacing is insufficient for resource estimation. Further drilling is recommended to potentially incorporate this zone in future resource estimates. Furthermore, drilling data to the north of Junnagunna suggests the deposit remain open and presents a compelling exploration target. Annuncio • Feb 21
Laramide Resources Ltd. Releases Final Results from 2024 Drill Campaign At Westmoreland Laramide Resources Ltd. reported a summary of the 2024 drilling campaign completed at the Westmoreland Uranium Project in Queensland, Australia ("Westmoreland"). The 2024 drill program has concluded with successful results confirming the high-quality of the Westmoreland uranium deposit and supporting a Global Mineral Resource Estimate Update expected by the end of First Quarter 2025. The 2024 Drill program was designed to improve the Westmoreland Mineral Resource through extensional and infill drilling of uranium mineralisation and to gain a deeper understanding of the potential for gold mineralisation within the system. And finally, to advance on-ground access logistics and targeting within the Murphy Project in the Northern Territory. Significantly, results from the 2024 drilling program returned broad mineralisation from each prospect area. Notably, many of these wide intercepts envelope narrow high-grade intercepts found across the Westmoreland project area. Results for eleven holes from infill drilling at Junnagunna, three holes drilled at Amphitheatre, and two exploration holes from the Southern Comfort-Mageera Trend in the Northern Territory have recently been received. receipt of these results conclude a successful program. The 2024 drilling campaign across the broader Westmoreland Project was completed on the 4th of November and comprised 106 holes (includes 60 RC and 46 DD) for 11,263 meters, across multiple targets. The Junnagunna deposit, located in the structural Redtree corridor, is included in the restated 2016 Westmoreland Mineral Resource Estimate. Annuncio • Jan 16
Laramide Resources Ltd. Releases Further Assay Results from Successful 2024 Drill Campaign at Westmoreland Project, Queensland, Australia Laramide Resources Ltd. reported more assay results from the 2024 drilling campaign completed at the Westmoreland Uranium Project in Queensland, Australia (Westmoreland). Further results for 7 holes of 17 holes from infill drilling at Huarabagoo and for 4 holes of 27 holes drilled in the zone between the Huarabagoo and Junnagunna (Link Zone) deposits have been received. The results to date have supported the objectives of the 2024 drill program, including testing new areas for expansion which have led to appreciate the size and scope of the deposit. The 2024 drilling at Huarabagoo was designed to infill data gaps within the deposit, and to also test continuity of gold mineralization within the system. The reported results continue to support the model and confirm lateral continuity but also vertical continuity, for example HB24RC014 presents multiple mineralized intercepts downhole within a 31m zone (30m to 61m) plus a higher-grade zone from 72m: 3m at 0.53% U3O8 and 0.62g/t Au. Highlights: Huarabagoo continues to deliver broad, consistent mineralization including: HB24DD011 – 5m at 2,053 ppm (0.21%) U3O8 and 0.58 g/t Au from 34.5m, including 3.7m at 2,751 ppm (0.28%) U3O8 and 0.81 g/t Au; HB24DD013 – 12m at 1,694 (0.17%) U3O8 from 44 m, including 5.0m at 3,235 ppm (0.32%) U3O8; HB24DD014 – 17m at 764 ppm (0.08%) U3O8 from 30m, including 9m at 1,247 ppm (0.12%) U3O8 and 3m at 5,286 ppm (0.53%) U3O8 and 0.62 g/t Au from 72m; HB24DD015 – 22m at 871 ppm (0.09%) U3O8 from 27m, including 5m at 2,050 ppm (0.25%) U3O8; HB24DD015 – 19m at 965 ppm (0.1%) U3O8 from 83m, including 6m at 2,622 ppm (0.26%) U3O8. Results continue to demonstrate the potential to link the Huarabagoo and Junnagunna uranium deposits: HJ24RC014 – 15m at 267 ppm (0.03%) U3O8 from 79m, including 1m at 1,068 ppm (0.11%) U3O8 from 80m and 1m at 2,128 ppm (0.21%) U3O8 from 34m. Annuncio • Dec 10
Laramide's 2024 Drill Program Continues to Return Strong Results At the Westmoreland Project in Queensland, Australia, Including Notable Gold Mineralisation Laramide Resources Ltd. announced another batch of assay results from the 2024 drilling campaign completed at the Westmoreland Uranium Project in Queensland, Australia ("Westmoreland") and the receipt of a permit for exploration for a large land package immediately east of and adjacent to the current Westmoreland land tenure. Results for 6 holes of 17 holes from infill drilling at Huarabagoo and for 11 holes of 27 holes drilled in the zone between the Huarabagoo and Junnagunna deposits have been received. The results demonstrate that uranium mineralisation is continuous along strike and potentially joins the two deposits. Furthermore, there is a significant gold endowment within the mineralising system. Drilling across the broader Westmoreland Project was completed on the 4th of November and comprised 106 holes (includes 60 RC and 46 DD) for 11,263 meters, across multiple targets. Core processing continues, with announcements on assay results expected to continue into First Quarter 2025. An updated Westmoreland Mineral Resource Estimate, which will include all results and include a Maiden Resource Estimate for Long Pocket, remains on track for early 2025. Annuncio • Nov 15
Laramide Westmoreland Drilling Delivers Further Strong Results Laramide Resources Ltd. announced further results following the conclusion of the 2024 drilling campaign at the Westmoreland Uranium Project in Queensland, Australia ("Westmoreland"). The current batch of assays include the first results for the Huarabagoo and Junnagunna targets. Results demonstrate that uranium mineralisation is continuous along strike, and potentially joins the two deposits of Huarabagoo and Junnagunna. These infill drilling results include 4 holes (of 17) at Huarabagoo and 12 holes (of 27) in the Linking Zone between the Huarabagoo and Junnagunna deposits. Drilling across the broader Westmoreland Project was completed on the 4th of November and has comprised of 106 holes (includes 60 RC and 46 DD) for 11,263 meters, across multiple targets. Core processing continues, with assay results expected to be announced throughout Fourth Quarter 2024 and into First Quarter 2025. An updated Westmoreland Mineral Resource Estimate, which will include all results and a Maiden Resource Estimate for Long Pocket, remains on track for early 2025. Huarabagoo: The Huarabagoo deposit is located in the structural corridor between Redtree and Junnagunna and is included in the restated 2016 Westmoreland Mineral Resource Estimate[1]. Seventeen diamond drill holes for a total of 1,827.16m, were completed in 2024. Laramide designed this program to test the extents of modelled mineralisation for both uranium and the gold associated with the intrusive dolerite dyke. In the drill programs completed prior to Laramide's acquisition of the project, assaying for gold had been inconsistent, however, Laramide's 2012[2] drilling at Huarabagoo included: WDD12-170 - 34 meters at 1,467 ppm U3O8. WDD12-167 - 2 meters at 6.1 g/t Au and 4 meters at 30.9 g/t Au. Initial results from the 2024 drilling confirms that both uranium and gold mineralisation are peripheral to dyke margins (Figure 1) and along fault extensions, with multiple zones intersecting a similarly variable hematite-silicate-sericite altered sandstone. Huarabagoo-Junnagunna Link Zone: Drilling in the Huarabagoo-Junnagunna structural corridor is designed to test the mineralisation continuity between the two deposits with the intent to further increase the overall size of the resource. The program drill tested a system analogous to the Redtree Dyke system, and comprised of 21 RC holes for 3,096m, and 8 diamond drillholes for 1,124.10m, totaling 29 holes for 4,220.10m. The program was designed with three phases starting with an initial RC component (HJ24RC001 to HJ24RC013) to target the spatial extents for the Dolerite Dyke. The subsequent phases consisted of step out diamond drilling (HJ24DD014-HJ24DD021) to understand structural controls and orientation of mineralisation relative to the dolerite dyke system. The final phase consisted of RC drilling (HJ24RC014-HJ24RC021) to follow up on substantial downhole gamma results identified from the initial RC portion of drilling at the start of this campaign. Results from the first phase of RC drilling returned substantial intercepts including: HJ24RC004 – 17.00m @ 469.17 ppm U3O8 from 54.00m, including 3.00 m @ 1,374.16 ppm U3O8 from 60.00m. J24RC006 – 2.00m @ 260.19 ppm U3O8 and 1.28 g/t Au including 1.00m @ 415.08 ppm U3O8 and 2.54g/t Au. HJ24RC011 – 15.00m @ 380.17 ppm U3O8 and 0.017 g/t Au from 61.00m, including 1.00m @ 1,986.95 ppm U3O8 from 63.00m. HJ24RC011 – 16.00m @ 573.42 ppm U3O8 from 88.00m, including 2.00m @ 1,712.79 ppm U3O8 from 91.00m. Importantly, this drilling campaign has successfully intersected the dolerite dyke system (under alluvial cover) and the associated mineralisation across the 2km strike length of the link zone. This data is valuable for deposit modelling in the link zone and will help guide future infill drilling. Annuncio • Oct 23
Laramide Resources Ltd. Announces More Assay Results from the 2024 Drilling Activities At the Westmoreland Uranium Project in Queensland, Australia Laramide Resources Ltd. announced more assay results from the 2024 drilling activities at the Westmoreland Uranium Project in Queensland, Australia ("Westmoreland"). Assays have now been received from the remaining 32 RC drill holes at Long Pocket, with 29 of these holes mineralized. (Table 2) Long Pocket drilling has demonstrated that uranium mineralisation is laterally continuous with drillhole collar spacing now generally less than 50m which lends to a high level of confidence. Mineralisation remains open and untested in a southerly direction. Zones of higher-grade uranium intercepted within the broader coherent mineralised envelope include LP24RC008 - 16.00m @ 485.61 ppm U3O8 from 16.00m depth, including 4.00 m @ 1,264 ppm U3O8 from 21.00 m LP24RC009 - 8.00m @ 490.59 ppm U3O8 from 16.00m, including 1.00 m @ 1,545 ppm U3O8 from 20.00 m. LP24RC016 - 4.00m @ 2022.03 ppm U3O8 from 8.00m, including 3.00 m @ 2,639 ppm U3O8 from 9.00m. Drilling across the broader Westmoreland Project is ongoing with the final few holes of the campaign due to be completed in the next two weeks. The 2024 drilling campaign has comprised over 100 holes across multiple targets, core processing is continuing, and assay results will be delivered with regularity throughout Fourth Quarter 2024. Long Pocket is a satellite deposit located 7 km to the east of the Westmoreland Project. Thirty-eight infill RC drill holes, for a total of 2,139m, were recently completed in 2024. Results from the 2024 drilling confirms shallow (<50m depth), flat-lying, continuous mineralisation (Figure 1) with multiple zones intersecting a similar highly altered hematitic sandstone of medium to coarsely grained and poorly sorted texture, located peripheral to a dyke/sill margin. The central part of this deposit is now well understood with hole spacing now less than 50m in places. Results from this drilling program will be incorporated into a Maiden Resource Estimation of the deposit in First Quarter 2025. Annuncio • Sep 19
Latamide Resources Ltd Announces More Assay Results from the 2024 Drilling Activities at the Westmoreland Uranium Project in Queensland, Australia ("Westmoreland") Laramide Resources Ltd. announced more assay results from the 2024 drilling activities at the Westmoreland Uranium Project in Queensland, Australia ("Westmoreland"). Assays have been received from the first six RC drillholes from Long Pocket and the remaining three diamond drillholes at the Amphitheatre prospect. Long Pocket drilling is demonstrating that uranium mineralisation is laterally continuous with drillhole collar spacing now generally less than 50m which lends to a high level of confidence of the mineralisation. Zones of higher-grade uranium intercepted within the broader coherent mineralised envelope include: LP24RC004 – 10m @ 606ppm U3O8 from 6m depth, including 2m @ 1,726ppm U3O8 from 11m. LP24RC006 – 8m @ 1,770ppm U3O8 from 16m depth, including 4m @ 3,128ppm U3O8 from 17m. Amphitheatre drilling intercepted multiple zones of uranium mineralisation down hole and indicates that the target remains open to the south. Long Pocket is a satellite deposit located 7 km to the east of the Westmoreland Project. Thirty-eight infill RC drill holes, for a total of 2,139m, were recently completed in 2024. Initial results from the 2024 drilling confirms shallow (<50m depth), flat-lying, continuous mineralisation with multiple high zones intersecting a similar highly altered hematitic sandstone of medium to coarsely grained and poorly sorted texture, located peripheral to a dyke/sill margin. Assay results from the remaining Long Pocket drilling are expected in Third Quarter & Fourth Quarter 2024 and results from this drilling program will be incorporated into a Maiden Resource Estimation of the deposit in First Quarter 2025. The central part of this deposit is now well understood with hole spacing now less than 50m in places. Drilling in 2024 comprised 5 diamond holes (932.7m), which targeted extensions to uranium mineralisation both laterally and down dip and successfully identified new zones for follow up. The Amphitheatre prospect geology consists of the Cliffdale Volcanics and Westmoreland Conglomerate and is predominantly situated within a stratigraphic basal pebble conglomerate (Ptw1). An interpreted north-south trending fault bounds stratigraphy to the east with a massive, medium sandstone and scattered quartz pebbles (Ptw2). Mineralisation is interpreted to be structurally and stratigraphically controlled displaying an eastern downthrow with no apparent lateral movement (Ptw2 expressing to the east and Ptw1 to the west). AMD010 uranium mineralisation is predominately observed as disseminated uraninite within variably hematite and silica altered in sandstone with secondary mineralisation observed within veins and as fracture fill. AMD011 intersected a mafic dyke (similar to AMD009 intersection) hosting an intercept of 7m @ 307.85ppm U3O8 from 137m. AMD012 – silicified sandstone with limonitic oxides and patchy pervasive sericite throughout. Initial interpretation suggests that mineralisation may continue to the north but under alluvial cover which obscures any surface radiometric response. Follow up holes to test this region are being planned for the end of the 2024 drilling campaign. Annuncio • Aug 29
Laramide Resources Ltd. Announces the First Assay Results from the 2024 Drilling Activities At the Westmoreland Uranium Project in Queensland, Australia Laramide Resources Ltd. announced the first assay results from the 2024 drilling activities at the Westmoreland Uranium Project in Queensland, Australia ("Westmoreland"). As reported on June 20, 2024, this season's exploration drilling campaign at Westmoreland commenced at the Amphitheatre prospect approximately 16km northeast of the Junnagunna deposit a deposit which is included in the 2016 PEA study. Assays have been received from the first two holes drilled and include zones of shallow, high-grade uranium mineralisation including 4.0m @ 0.52% U3O8 (and including within 1.0m @ 1.00% U3O8) within a broader zone of 11.3m @ 0.23% U3O8. Furthermore, there is gold mineralisation associated with the system, including 2.90m @1.52 g/t Au from 39.1m (AMD009). Amphitheatre Uranium Prospect: The Amphitheatre uranium prospect is located 16km northeast of the Junnagunna uranium deposit and expresses as a strong 400m x 300m airborne radiometric anomaly. The area was subject to historical exploration in the late 1960s and early 1970s with Laramide rediscovering its potential in the 2022 and 2023 drill programs. Drilling in 2024 comprised 5 diamond holes (932.7m), which targeted extensions to uranium mineralisation both laterally and down dip and successfully identified new zones for follow up. Initial composite downhole assay results from AMD009 include 4.0m @ 0.52% U3O8 (including within 1.0m @ 1.00% U3O8) within a broader zone of 11.30m @ 0.23% U3O8 from 38m downhole. The Amphitheatre Prospect geology consists of the Cliffdale Volcanics and Westmorland Conglomerate and is predominantly situated within a stratigraphic basal pebble conglomerate (Ptw1). An interpreted north-south trending fault bounds stratigraphy to the east with a massive, medium sandstone and scattered quartz pebbles (Ptw2). Mineralisation is interpreted to be structurally and stratigraphically controlled, displaying an eastern downthrow with no apparent lateral movement (Ptw2 expressing to the east and Ptw1 to the west). Drilling in 2022 and 2023 indicated extensive remobilisation had occurred with secondary mineralisation (observed as carnotite, autunite, torbernite) to the west of the north-south fault, whereas mineralisation to the east of the fault comprises of both primary and secondary mineralisation. AMD009 intersected high-grade uranium mineralisation predominately observed as disseminated uraninite and torbernite within fracture fill and is variably associated with hematite alteration and silicification. A network of quartz veining with epithermal textures is also noted in zones which have returned substantial Au results. AMD009 is the first hole to have successfully intersected an apparent feeder mafic dyke system at approximately 190m downhole. This dyke is considered a key driver for mineralisation. Initial interpretation suggests that mineralisation may continue to the north but under alluvial cover, which obscures any surface radiometric response. Follow up holes to test this region are being planned for the end of the 2024 drilling campaign. The 2024 Westmoreland drilling campaign is continuing with two rigs currently operating at the Junnagunna and Huarabagoo deposits. Annuncio • Aug 19
Laramide Resources Ltd. Provides an Update on Its Drilling Activities At the Westmoreland Uranium Project in Queensland, Australia Laramide Resources Ltd. provided an update on its drilling activities at the Westmoreland Uranium Project in Queensland, Australia ("Westmoreland"). As reported on June 20, 2024, this season's exploration drilling campaign at Westmoreland is comprised of up to 12,000 meters of diamond and RC drilling across multiple targets and is designed to potentially expand the resource at existing deposits and to identify potential satellite deposits, which might materially impact either the ultimate mine life of the project or contribute to the potential for increased scale of operations. The program is planned to test up to five targets and is off to an excellent start with positive results already obtained from the first three targets drilled. The findings are supported by downhole gamma probe readings, geological logging and hand-held scintillometer analysis. An initial batch of samples were sent for assaying in late July and the first assay results are expected to be returned within the next couple of weeks. The second drilling rig arrived on site in July, which has accelerated the progress of the total campaign which will cover five targets. The planned programs at the Long Pocket deposit and the Amphitheatre prospect have now been completed. Thus far, thirty-eight RC shallow resource infill holes for 2,139m at Long Pocket, and five diamond holes for a total of 932.7m at Amphitheatre are complete. Downhole gamma probe data confirms drilling has successfully identified infill mineralisation at Long Pocket. Furthermore, extensions to mineralisation at Amphitheatre have also been tested. Both rigs have subsequently moved on to resource extension drilling at the Huarabagoo and Junnagunna deposits which are two of the three deposits included in the 2016 Preliminary Economic Assessment ("PEA"). The first of these holes was recently completed at Huarabagoo. The objective of this drilling is to investigate the potential to increase the current resource estimate which is currently defined as 51.9 Mlbs contained U3O8 (Measured and Indicated 18.7 Mt @ 0.09% for 36 Mlbs U3O8 and Inferred 9.0 Mt @ 0.08% for 15.9 Mlbs U3O8). Long Pocket is a satellite deposit 7km to the east of the Westmoreland Project. Drilling in 2023 provided the support to model mineralisation and had highlighted zones where infill drilling was required to confirm continuity of the mineralisation to a high enough level of confidence required to contribute to a resource estimate. Thirty-eight infill RC drill holes, for a total of 2,139m, were planned accordingly for 2024 and have been recently completed. Importantly, the initial downhole gamma probe data from the 2024 drilling has confirmed shallow (<50m depth), flat-lying, continuous mineralisation with 1m downhole composite readings of up to 13,993cps, which included individual readings of up to 27,319cps. The Amphitheatre uranium prospect is located 16km northeast of the Junnagunna uranium deposit and expresses as a strong 400m x 300m airborne radiometric anomaly. The area was subject to historical exploration in the late 1960s and early 1970s with Laramide rediscovering its potential in the 2022 and 2023 drill programs. Visible secondary uranium minerals such as carnotite and torbernite are present at surface and hosted within the Westmoreland Conglomerate. Mineralisation, which was identified in the 2022 and 20234 drilling programs, shows a relationship with mafic intrusive units and sharing potential genetic similarities with the nearby Westmoreland uranium deposit5. Drilling in 2024 comprised 5 diamond holes (932.7m), which targeted extensions to uranium mineralisation both laterally and down dip and successfully identified new zones for follow up. Initial composite downhole gamma probe data of up to 1m 16,426 cps6 (Table 2) including 20,312 cps supports extensions to mineralisation. Samples have been dispatched to ALS Mt Isa with the highest-level radioactive samples analysed at ALS Perth. Initial interpretation suggests that mineralisation may continue to the north but under alluvial cover which obscures any surface radiometric response. Follow up holes to test this region are being planned for the end of the 2024 drilling campaign. Although drilling at Huarabagoo has only recently commenced, the first hole has provided great encouragement with 5 mineralised zones intercepted. 1m composite gamma probe responses peaked at 6,922cps from 42-43m downhole, with individual peaks reading 13,350cps. Additionally, the hole had to be extended due to the initial planned hole depth of 80m being in a mineralised zone. Annuncio • Jul 18
Laramide Resources Ltd. Provides Update on Drilling Activity in Australia Laramide Resources Ltd. Provided update on Drilling Activity in Australia. Drilling at the Westmoreland project is proceeding well with the first three of seven planned diamond holes at the Amphitheatre prospect now completed. Initial core sampling of shallow mineralised zones is underway, guided by downhole gamma probe and handheld scintillometer data. The first samples are being prepared for delivery next week to ALS Laboratories. The first five drillholes at Amphitheatre are targeting immediate extensions of the known mineralisation and to understand any structural controls. The last two holes planned for this study at Amphitheatre will be to step out and to test over 300m to the north under alluvial cover to get a sense of the potential scale of this project. As part of the 2024 resource extension program, a second drill rig will arrive later this month to commence drilling at Huarabagoo and Junnagunna to test whether the zones between these two deposits can be linked. The combined program will comprise 10,000 to 12,000 meters over 100 drillholes and includes the satellite deposit at Long Pocket with an objective of expanding and updating the Westmoreland Mineral Resource Estimation. Annuncio • Jun 27
Laramide Resources Ltd. Announces Board Changes Laramide Resources Ltd. announced that at its AGM held on June 26, 2024, shareholders approved the election of new director John Mays who replaces Scott Patterson who did not stand for re-election. Annuncio • Jun 21
Laramide Resources Ltd Starts 2024 Drilling Campaign Westmoreland Project in Northwest Queensland Laramide Resources Ltd. announced that the 2024 drilling campaign has started at the Westmoreland Project in Northwest Queensland. The 2024 work plans include up to 12,000m with over 100 drillholes, designed to test multiple targets across the Westmoreland Uranium Project in NW Queensland and into the Murphy Uranium Project in the Northern Territory. Current plans call for the first rig to commence drilling at the Amphitheatre Prospect located 16km to the north-east of the Junnagunna deposit. Seven holes are planned to expand on shallow mineralisation identified in 2023 (e.g 18.41m @ 352 ppm U3O8 from 49.21m including 0.66m @ 2,452ppm (0.25%) U3O8 from 49.21m and 0.84m @1,910 ppm (0.19%) U3O8 from 69.06m)1 and will target interpreted extensions under alluvial cover to the north. The second rig is scheduled to arrive in early July and the rigs will then move to the main resource areas to test extensions of mineralisation that potentially link the main deposits of Redtree, Huarabagoo and Junnagunna, and could enhance the economics of the deposit significantly. In addition, drilling at Long Pocket will enable a maiden resource estimation before the end of the year. The 2024 plan also includes returning to the Murphy Project in the Northern Territory to investigate drilling completed in 2007. A 1,500m drill program will revisit the areas of interest identified in Laramide's 2006-2007 exploration program and includes Mageera which appears to be a geological analogue of Westmoreland. At the southern end of this system lies the Southern Comfort uranium and critical mineral prospect. Drilling at Southern Comfort will be co-funded by the Northern Territory government. Laramide is also pleased to confirm the award of a second exploration grant from the Northern Territory Geological Survey which will contribute to funding a Gradient Array IP (GAIP) survey at the Crystal Hill critical minerals prospect. Annuncio • May 23
Laramide Resources Ltd. Announces Retirement of D. Scott Patterson as Board of Director Laramide Resources Ltd. announced the company's current, long-tenured director D. Scott Patterson has informed the company board of directors (the board) of his intention to retire from the board as of the Meeting and he will therefore not stand for re-election. Annuncio • Apr 16
Laramide Resources Ltd., Annual General Meeting, Jun 26, 2024 Laramide Resources Ltd., Annual General Meeting, Jun 26, 2024. Annuncio • Feb 08
Laramide Resources Ltd. Announces Assay Results Received from the 2023 Drilling Campaign At the Westmoreland Project in NW Queensland Laramide Resources Ltd. announced assay results received from the 2023 drilling campaign at the Westmoreland Project in NW Queensland. Over 4,000m of diamond drilling, for 40 holes were completed at four discrete targets during 2023: Amphitheatre, Long Pocket, Black Hills and Huarabagoo. Results from Long Pocket and Black Hills have now been received after extended laboratory delays. The objective of drilling at these targets was to explore opportunities to extend the envelope of known mineralization at Long Pocket ahead of a maiden mineral resource modelling planned for 2024 and to investigate potential extensions in the corridor towards the Black Hills uranium prospect. Long Pocket is a potential satellite deposit located 7km to the east of the Westmoreland Project and was subject to historical exploration by previous operators including QML, Rio Tinto and Laramide. The Black Hills prospect is located 1.5km northeast of the Long Pocket prospect and presents as a broad 1.5 x 1km east-west airborne radiometric anomaly. Recent exploration drilling at the Black Hills target has discovered multiple zones of mineralisation in previously undrilled zones at the project's southern end. Three scout holes were drilled in 2023, each intercepting multiple zones of mineralisation with results including: BH23DD001 - 3.0m @ 259ppm U3O8 from 29m depth BH23DD001 - 0.98m@ 505ppm U3O8 from 120.12m BH23DD002 - 2.0m @ 591 ppm (0.06%) U3O8 from 209m Including 0.9m @ 1154ppm (0.12%) U3O8 from 210.1m BH23DD003 - 3.0m @ 1844ppm (0.18%) U3O8 from 88m Including 2.00m @ 2671ppm (0.27%) U3O8 from 89m Mineralisation is hosted in the coarse-grained to granular Westmoreland conglomerate with the higher grades (>0.1%) associated with the fractured footwall contact of intrusive dolerite dykes. These results, combined with a review of historical data from the 1970's, promote Black Hills to one of Laramide's priority exploration targets for the 2024 field season and will include validation and qualification of historical work. At Long Pocket 15 exploration drillholes were completed to test mineralisation extensions to the north and north-east. Importantly, results from drill holes LP23DD-002, -008 and -011 present immediate step outs of over 100m from known shallow, flat-lying mineralisation, whilst LP23DD-006 and -015 suggests a potential mineralised corridor to the Black Hills uranium prospect which requires further investigation in the year ahead. LP23DD002 1.0m @ 545ppm U3O8 from 42.0m LP23DD006 0.68m @ 980ppm U3O8 from 81.0m LP23DD008 0.73m @ 149ppm U3O8 from 4.93m LP23DD011 0.96m @ 109ppm U3O8 from 21.54m LP23DD015 1.02m @ 692ppm U3O8 from 51.9m Further to previously reported "off-scale" radiometric anomalism at the U-Valley prospect1, the four in-situ, rock chips samples taken during reconnaissance work in 2023 have returned significant uranium mineralisation grading up to 1.49% U3O8 over two parallel east-west trending zones of approximately 200m strike. Whilst grab samples are discrete points, outcropping uranium mineralisation presents a compelling target for further investigation during 2024. Annuncio • Jan 30
Laramide Resources Ltd. Announces Files of NI 43-101 Technical Report for Churchrock In-Situ Uranium Project, New Mexico, U.S Laramide Resources Ltd. announced that the PEA has been prepared in accordance with the requirements of National Instrument 43-101 ("NI 43-101") by SLR International Corporation ("SLR"), an independent consulting firm with considerable expertise in mining and mineral processing, including uranium mining in the United States. For the purposes of ASX Listing Rule 5.12, Laramide Resources cautions that the Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) for the Churchrock Project is not reported in accordance with the Australasian Code for Reporting of Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves 2012 (JORC Code) because the mineral resource estimate which underpins the production target, is 100% Inferred classification. The Mineral Resource Estimate underpinning the Production Target in the PEA has been prepared by a Qualified Person(s) in accordance with the requirements of NI 43-101. Annuncio • Jan 11
Laramide Resources Ltd. Announces Positive Results of an Independent Preliminary Economic Assessment for the 100% Owned Churchrock In-Situ Uranium Project in New Mexico, U.S Laramide Resources Ltd. announced the positive results of an independent Preliminary Economic Assessment for the 100% owned Churchrock In-Situ Uranium Project located in New Mexico, U.S. The PEA has been prepared in accordance with the requirements of National Instrument 43-101 by SLR International Corporation. The Churchrock Project consists of two groups of property parcels, Churchrock and Crownpoint, separated by approximately 22 miles. A single U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (US NRC) license (SUA-1580) covers parts of Churchrock and Crownpoint and is in timely renewal status. Further renewals of the NRC license and other permits, including a State of New Mexico aquifer injection permit, will be required before production activities can commence. This PEA evaluates uranium mineral recovery by ISR methods at the Churchrock location and processing in a proposed new facility at the nearby Crownpoint location where significant project infrastructure already exists. The purpose of this PEA is to assess the engineering, development, and operating design criteria and overall economic and technical merits of the proposed ISR mineral recovery operations at Churchrock. Table 1 summarizes the Mineral Resource estimate for the Project (by Section) prepared by SLR, based on drill hole data available as of September 30, 2017, with an effective date of May 16, 2023. Mineral Resources totaling 33.9 million tons at an average grade of 0.075% eU3O8 containing 50.8 million pounds U.3O8 (inferred) were reported in 2017. The Churchrock Mineral Resource Estimate was based on results of several historical surface rotary drilling campaigns from 1957 to 1991 and completed utilizing the GT contour method, an industry standard for estimating uranium roll-front type deposits hosted within groundwater-saturated sandstones. The mineralization at the Project has been previously shown to be amenable to ISR techniques. No Mineral Reserves have been estimated for the Project. Annuncio • Nov 17
Laramide Resources Ltd. has completed a Follow-on Equity Offering in the amount of AUD 12 million. Laramide Resources Ltd. has completed a Follow-on Equity Offering in the amount of AUD 12 million.
Security Name: Chess Depositary Interests
Security Type: Depositary Receipt (Common Stock)
Securities Offered: 20,000,000
Price\Range: AUD 0.6
Discount Per Security: AUD 0.0192
Transaction Features: Subsequent Direct Listing Annuncio • Nov 11
Laramide Resources Ltd. has filed a Follow-on Equity Offering in the amount of AUD 12 million. Laramide Resources Ltd. has filed a Follow-on Equity Offering in the amount of AUD 12 million.
Security Name: Chess Depositary Interests
Security Type: Depositary Receipt (Common Stock)
Securities Offered: 20,000,000
Price\Range: AUD 0.6
Discount Per Security: AUD 0.0192
Transaction Features: Subsequent Direct Listing Annuncio • Nov 01
Laramide Resources Ltd. Updates Progress on 2023 Drilling Program and Makes New Discovery with "Off-Scale" Radioactivity Reading from Surface Reconnaissance Laramide Resources Ltd. provided an update on the progress of the 2023 drilling campaign at the Westmoreland Project in NW Queensland. Over 4,108m of diamond drilling, for 40 holes have been completed at four discrete targets: Amphitheatre, Long Pocket, Black Hills and Huarabagoo. The objective of the program was to investigate targets identified from radiometric anomalies testing the potential for a satellite deposit; to explore opportunities to extend the envelope of known mineralization; and to investigate the opportunities to expand the current uranium resources described in the Westmoreland PEA mine plan. Results from drill holes AM23DD003 to AM23DD007, completed in August, have now been received and show multiple zones of shallow mineralisation including: (AM23DD004) 2.8m @ 392ppm U3O8 from 43m depth; (AM23DD005) 2.55m @ 439ppm U3O8 from 8.45m depth including 0.6m @ 920ppm U3O8. Importantly, AM23DD004 and AM23DD005 have highlighted mineralisation over 200m south of previously reported drill hole results[1] and are unconstrained to the east and south. Amphitheatre, which is located 16km to the NE of the Westmoreland Project (51.9Mlbs U3O8 [2]), is a potential satellite deposit. Recent field investigations have identified a zone of elevated radioactivity (>12,000cps[3]) approximately 400m northwest of Amphitheatre with outcropping secondary uranium mineralisation at surface. This increases the size potential of the Amphitheatre target and further groundwork is planned ahead of follow up drilling in 2024. New Discovery: "Off-Scale" Radioactivity at U-Valley: Recent reconnaissance exploration at the U-Valley target has discovered extensive zones of surface radioactivity in Westmoreland Conglomerate including isolated "off scale"[4] (>65,535cps) points using a Super-Spec RS-125 Spectrometer. The U-Valley target is located 2km south of the Long Pocket prospect and presents as a 1.5km2 airborne radiometric anomaly. Geological mapping and ground scintillometer surveys are currently underway to refine the target zones ahead of potential scout drilling in the 2024 field season. Annuncio • Oct 01
Laramide Resources Ltd. Intercepts Broad-Based Uranium Mineralization in Initial Holes from 2023 Australian Exploration Program Laramide Resources Ltd. announced assay results from the first two diamond drill holes from the Amphitheatre exploration target at its Westmoreland Uranium Project in Queensland, Australia. These results are the first received from a 4,000+ meter exploratory drill program announced July 2023. The program was designed to include a mixture of infill but also to test new prospects for possible expansion across four discrete targets, which are described in more detail below. This season's exploration campaign in Australia also includes on ground exploration and target generation at the Company's contiguous Murphy Project in the Northern Territory, which will be the subject of a separate news release in the coming weeks. The 2023 exploration drilling program commenced at Amphitheatre uranium prospect and comprised nine holes for a total of 855.8m diamond drilling. Assay results from the first two holes at Amphitheatre, AM23DD001 & 002, have been received. highlights include: AM23DD001; Near surface 1m @ 660ppm U3O8 from 1m; 3m @ 177 ppm U3O8 from 7m; 5.5m @ 242 ppm U3O8 from 34.5m including 0.59m @ 1,249ppm (0.12%) U3O8 from 36.81m; 3.32m @ 253 ppm U3O8 from 47.68m and 2.5m @ 775 ppm U3O8 from 52.5m. AM23DD002; 18.41m @ 352 ppm U3O8 from 49.21m including 0.66m @ 2,452ppm (0.25%) U3O8 from 49.,21m and 0.84m @1,910 ppm (0.19%) U3O8 from 69.06m. This season's exploration drilling campaign at Westmoreland has two objectives: resource infill and extension at the Huarabagoo and Long Pocket deposits, and exploration drilling of new targets at Amphitheatre and Black Hills. The 2023 exploration program, which commenced on July 17, has completed a total of 30 holes to date (9 at Amphitheatre, 15 at Long Pocket, 3 at Black Hills and 3 at Huarabagoo). Nine holes remain to be drilled in the current program which should be completed by the end of October. To date, drilling has identified multiple, shallow, mineralized horizons all hosted within the PTW4 unit of the Westmoreland Sandstone. Interpretation of geology and mineralisation controls is ongoing and will be refined as more results are received. Annuncio • Jul 22
Laramide Resources Ltd Ramide Commences 2023 Australian Exploration Campaign; Drilling Underway At Westmoreland Uranium Project Laramide Resources Ltd. announced that exploration drilling has commenced at Amphitheatre uranium prospect, Westmoreland in Queensland. Resource drilling will then proceed at the nearby Long Pocket and Huarabagoo deposits. Concurrently, fieldwork on strategic, historically known targets at the Murphy Project in Northern Territory are also underway. Laramide is embarking on an aggressive program this year with an experienced field team to expand Laramide's global uranium resources as well as to investigate the potential for historically reported and strategic critical metals. Exploration drilling at Amphitheatre prospect is underway; The program includes 10 holes and is planned to validate historical drilling and extend zones of mineralisation identified in 2021; Resource Definition Drilling at Long Pocket to follow which will build toward a Maiden Mineral Resource Estimation; and Resource Extension drilling at Huarabagoo ahead of a planned global resource update; Drilling at Huarabagoo will also target gold mineralisation observed in 2012. Laramide has kicked off the 2023 field season with exploration drilling commencing at Amphitheatre with the company planning to complete up to 4,000m of diamond drilling across the Westmoreland project focused on resource definition and exploration at Long Pocket, and resource extension at Huarabagoo. The Amphitheatre uranium prospect is located 16km northeast of the Junnagunna uranium deposit and expresses as a strong 400m x 300m airborne radiometric anomaly. Visible secondary uranium minerals such as carnotite and torbernite are present at surface, hosted within the PTW4 unit of the Westmoreland Conglomerate. Mineralisation identified in 2022 drilling appears to have a relationship with the mafic intrusive, sharing similarities with other nearby uranium deposits, namely Redtree, Huarabagaoo and Junnagunna which host a combined 51.9Mlb U3O8 resource1. The area was subject to historical exploration in the late 1960s and early 1970s which included percussion drilling and diamond holes with narrow intercepts of up to 0.838% U3O82 displaying visible uraninite and torbernite. Significant results (>200ppm U3O8) from 2022 drilling included3: AMDD001 – 3m @ 507ppm U3O8 from 59m, including 1m @ 1072ppm (0.107%) U3O8, Up to 10 holes for a total 1,000m drilling have been designed to validate historical drilling and establish the architecture of the mafic intrusive unit to understand geological controls on mineralisation. Long Pocket is located 7km to the east of the Junnagunna Uranium deposit and 12km northeast of Redtree (Fig.1). Encouraged by the 2022 exploration drilling results, Laramide will follow up in the 2023 field season with a more substantial resource definition drilling program at Long Pocket. First pass exploration drilling is also planned for the nearby Black Hills uranium prospect. Black Hills, located 1km to the northeast of Long Pocket, presents as a broad airborne radiometric anomaly. Historical (QML, 1970) drilling results include 3.13 @ 0.44% U3O8 (DDL018) and 7.77m @ 0.14% U3O8 (DDL013)4 which have not been followed up during Laramide's tenure. Significant drilling results (>200ppm U3O8) from 2022 included5: LP22DD001 – 2m @ 403ppm U3O8 from surface, and 2.7m @ 718ppm U3O8 from 39.3m Importantly, the results extend the envelope of known sandstone-hosted uranium mineralisation to the northeast. Furthermore, it confirms the shallow and flat-lying nature of mineralisation.