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  • Baselode Energy (FIND) has started a 10,000-metre diamond drilling program on the ACKIO high-grade uranium discovery
  • James Sykes, CEO, President and Director of Baselode sat down with Dave Jackson to discuss the drill program
  • The company will drill 50-metre continuous step-out holes to the north and south along strike of known high-grade mineralization
  • Baselode Energy Corp is a uranium exploration company that controls approximately 227,000 hectares in the Athabasca Basin area, northern Saskatchewan
  • Baselode Energy Corp. (FIND) opened trading at C$0.65 per share

Baselode Energy (FIND) has started a 10,000-metre diamond drilling program on the high-grade uranium ACKIO discovery, Hook project in northern Saskatchewan.

James Sykes, CEO, President and Director of Baselode sat down with Dave Jackson to discuss the drill program.

“Since the ACKIO discovery in September, we’ve been eagerly anticipating this aggressive drill program to provide us with a better understanding of the ACKIO uranium mineralization system. In the four holes completed last year, we intersected a massive hydrothermal alteration envelope proving fertile for high-grade uranium deposition. ACKIO’s mineralization remains open in all directions, and the objective of this program is to drill 50-metre continuous step-out holes to the north and south along strike of known high-grade mineralization. We will also test the sandstone for unconformity-style of mineralization and sub-parallel mineralized trends to the east.”

Uranium assay results will be released after being compiled and checked by the technical team.

Baselode Energy Corp. is a uranium exploration company that controls approximately 227,000 hectares in the Athabasca Basin area, northern Saskatchewan. 

Baselode Energy Corp. (FIND) opened trading at C$0.65 per share.

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