Red Cloud Securities released a research report on Nevada Organic Phosphate Inc., noting that drill hole MM26-11 intersected 28.7 metres of the Meade Peak unit. This result extends the confirmed strike length of the Murdock Mountain project to over 3.3 kilometres.
First Phosphate Corp. has achieved several key milestones, most notably a 378% increase in Indicated mineral resources at its Bégin-Lamarche project in Quebec. The company also secured fast-track permitting status and C$4.9 million in federal funding for infrastructure.
Nevada Organic Phosphate Inc. reported that drill hole MM26-12 intersected 37.4 metres of the target Meade Peak Member at the Murdock Mountain Project. This hole extends the confirmed strike length of the target zone to over 3.5 kilometres, though assay results are still pending.
Nevada Organic Phosphate reported visual mineralization in hole MM26-12 at the Murdock Mountain project, intersecting 37.4 metres of the Meade Peak Member. The hole represents a step-out of approximately 200 metres, extending the confirmed strike length of the target zone to over 3.5 kilometres. Assays are currently pending to confirm phosphate content and true thickness.
Nevada Organic Phosphate Inc. has reported that drill hole MM26-11 intersected 28.7 meters of the Meade Peak Member at the Murdock Mountain project. This new intercept extends the confirmed phosphate strike length to over 3.3 kilometers, though assay results are still pending.
Nevada Organic Phosphate reported that drill hole MM26-11 intersected 28.7 metres of the Meade Peak Member at the Murdock Mountain project. This result represents a step-out extension of the known phosphate mineralization strike, though specific assay grades are currently pending.
Nevada Organic Phosphate reported that hole MM26-11 intersected 28.7 metres of the Meade Peak Member at the Murdock Mountain project. While visual indications of the Upper Phosphate Zone were noted, actual assay results for phosphate content are still pending.
Canadian Phosphate Ltd. presents its strategic platform for developing North American sedimentary phosphate deposits. The company highlights its advanced Canadian projects (Wapiti and Fernie) and the recent acquisition of the Diamond Mountain project in Utah, targeting both the fertilizer and LFP battery markets.
Nevada Organic Phosphate Inc. has commenced step-out drilling at the Murdock Mountain Project in Nevada with hole MM26-11. The drilling aims to test mineralization continuity 315 meters along strike from previous results; assay results are pending.
Arianne Phosphate announced that a Western-based battery materials producer has confirmed its purified phosphoric acid (PPA) meets the required specifications for LFP cathode active material (CAM) production. The PPA was produced at pilot scale through the company's joint venture with Travertine Technologies using a proprietary process.
