Standard Uranium drilling doubles modeled Thunderbird corridor width to 450 meters at Davidson River

PUBT · 20h ago
Standard Uranium drilling doubles modeled Thunderbird corridor width to 450 meters at Davidson River
  • Standard Uranium’s summer 2026 drilling doubled the modeled Thunderbird corridor width to approximately 450 meters at its Davidson River uranium project.
  • The 6,734-meter program identified 10 stacked graphitic shear zones along 2.8 kilometers of tested Thunderbird strike length.
  • Dravite-clay alteration was identified in five drill holes across the Warrior, Bronco and Thunderbird trends.
  • Radioactivity readings reached 1,650 counts per second at Bronco; all three tested trends remain open down-dip and along strike.
  • Pending geochemical results will guide follow-up targeting across the drilled corridors and more than 60 kilometers of untested conductive strike length.


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