In a recent insightful discussion hosted by SMITHWEEKLY RESEARCH, Alex Klenman, CEO of Tisdale Clean Energy (TCEC.c or TCEFF for US investors), provided a comprehensive update on the company's strides in uranium exploration and project development, shedding light on recent achievements, strategic partnerships, and future prospects.
Tisdale's point of focus is the South Falcon East uranium project, within the prolific Athabasca Basin. A pivotal aspect of Tisdale is its partnership with Skyharbour Resources, enabling an earn-in agreement for the project. This agreement allows Tisdale to earn a 75% stake in the South Falcon East project.
TCEC recently completed its Phase One drill program at South Falcon East, which was aimed at confirming mineralization at the Frasier Lakes B deposit. Initial results have been promising, with significant grade hits validating the project's potential.
Initial results from this drill phase include 0.2m intervals grading 0.11% eU3O8 and 0.06% eU3O8. Full results
https://www.tisdalecleanenergy.com/20240401-tisdale-clean-energy-completes-first-two-drill-holes-at-the-south-falcon-east-uranium-project-athabasca-basin-saskatchewan
Looking ahead to Phase Two, Tisdale aims to balance confirmation drilling with exploration for additional deposits along the Way Lake conductor.
Unlike pure exploration companies burdened with the uncertainty of discovery, Tisdale boasts an existing deposit, mitigating inherent risks associated with greenfield exploration.
Overall, Tisdale Clean Energy's trajectory exemplifies a strategic blend of exploration acumen, industry partnerships, and prudent financial management.
As the company continues to unlock the potential of the South Falcon East project, investors can anticipate a compelling journey towards uranium resource expansion and value accretion in the burgeoning nuclear energy sector.
Full interview here:
Posted on behalf of Tisdale Clean Energy Corp.