Fortune Bay reports anomalous radioactivity in six drill holes at Murmac, Strike uranium projects

PUBT · 1d ago
Fortune Bay reports anomalous radioactivity in six drill holes at Murmac, Strike uranium projects
  • Fortune Bay completed its 2026 summer drilling program at the Murmac and Strike uranium projects in northern Saskatchewan: 24 holes totaling 4,526.4 meters.
  • Six holes recorded radioactivity of at least 300 counts per second, including shallow intersections beginning at 22.50 meters downhole at Strike’s Tena target.
  • Tena hole S26-020 returned 1.90 meters averaging 489 counts per second, including 0.20 meters averaging 1,890 counts per second.
  • Laboratory assays are pending to determine uranium concentrations and prioritize follow-up targets; preliminary radiometric readings do not quantify uranium grades.
  • Manhattan Uranium fully funded the program under an option agreement; its 51% project interest can increase to 70% upon meeting remaining requirements.


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