Belmont Resources Completes Relogging of 2008 Drill Core at Crackingstone Uranium Project, Saskatchewan

Core Insights - Belmont Resources Inc. has announced the completion of a relogging and resampling program by Axiom Exploration Group Ltd. on drill core from the historic 2008 Crackingstone drill campaign at the Crackingstone Uranium Project [1][2] Summary by Sections Project Overview - The Crackingstone Uranium Project is 100% owned by Belmont and is located near Uranium City in northern Saskatchewan [1] - A total of 3,029.4 meters of drill core from twenty historical drill holes has been preserved and is in good condition for re-examination [2] Advancements and Objectives - Significant advancements in geological understanding and analytical methods for uranium and rare earth element (REE) mineralization have occurred since the original 2008 program [4] - The relogging program aims to modernize the understanding of the uranium system, utilizing techniques such as portable X-ray fluorescence (pXRF) and visible-near infrared spectroscopy (VNIR) [5][6] - The program will generate comprehensive geochemical datasets to better characterize uranium mineralization and evaluate potential REE mineralization within thorium-rich pegmatites [6] Future Plans - The results from the relogging program will support refined geological modeling and future drill-target planning, with a focus on defining strong drill targets for 2026 [5][6] - Drill samples have been sent to SRC Geoanalytical Laboratories in Saskatoon for analysis, and Belmont will provide updates once results are finalized [7][8] Company Background - Belmont Resources is a Canadian resource company with a diversified portfolio of discovery-stage assets, including projects in uranium, copper-gold, lithium, and gold [11]