Jaguar Uranium has reported rare earth oxide (TREO and MREO) mineralization associated with uranium, vanadium, and phosphate at its Berlin Project in Colombia. The results come from a resampling program of historical drill core (drilled 2010-2012), with top TREO grades of 3,570 ppm reported in a 0.63 m interval.
U3O8 Corp. has completed an initial study indicating that membrane separation technology could significantly reduce the required size of the processing plant at the Berlin Project to 15% of the original PEA design. This technology aims to simplify the extraction of uranium, battery metals, and phosphate, potentially leading to substantial capital cost savings. The company plans to proceed with testing using a synthetic pregnant liquor solution (PLS).
U3O8 Corp. has announced the sale of its Laguna Salada Project in Argentina to International Consolidated Uranium Inc. for C$1.5 million in shares. The proceeds will be used to advance the Berlin Deposit in Colombia, which contains a multi-commodity resource of uranium, nickel, vanadium, phosphate, and rare earth elements.
