Noble Plains Uranium Reports Highest-Grade Intercepts as Confidence Grows in Scale of Duck Creek Trend

Core Insights - Noble Plains Uranium Corp. has reported results from the latest twenty drill holes at its Duck Creek Project, bringing the total to 122 holes reported since December 1, 2025, indicating significant progress in uranium exploration [1][3]. Drill Results - The most notable results include hole 25-15-115, which returned 20.0 feet of 0.207% eU₃O₈, with a peak of 2.0 feet at 1.05% eU₃O₈, and hole 25-16-122, which intersected 17.5 feet of 0.170% eU₃O₈, including 2.0 feet at 0.875% eU₃O₈, both exceeding previous highest grades reported [2][4]. Geological Insights - The drilling results confirm the continuity and improving quality of the uranium asset at Duck Creek, with evidence supporting the potential for higher-grade zones as drilling progresses northward [3][5]. Project Development - The Duck Creek drill program is designed to confirm historic data, expand shallow mineralization, and conduct first-ever drilling of the Fort Union Formation, with a total of 37,400 feet planned across approximately 150 holes [9][10][11]. Strategic Positioning - The company aims to build a growing inventory of U.S.-based uranium pounds in known production areas, positioning itself to benefit from a strengthening uranium price environment and increasing focus on domestic critical-mineral supply [8][15]. Future Outlook - The ongoing drilling program is expected to lead to the first compliant resource under NI 43-101 standards, with the potential to significantly increase the scale of uranium mineralization on the project [7][12].