Eagle Plains partner Xcite starts 900-meter diamond drill program at Gulch uranium project in Saskatchewan
Bitget2026/09/28 08:00- Eagle Plains partner Xcite Uranium started a 900-meter, three-hole diamond drill program at the Gulch uranium project in Saskatchewan.
- The drilling targets basement-hosted unconformity-style uranium near Uranium City, following 2025-2026 work that outlined structural and geophysical targets.
- The Gulch 2026 budget totals about $1.1 million, including $700,000 earmarked for drilling.
- At the Lorado project, three holes totaling 1,099 meters intersected anomalous radioactivity, led by LO26003 peaking at 2,281 cps.
- Core assays from Lorado drilling remain pending.
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