Noble Plains Uranium Intersects Uranium in all Drill Holes at Shirley Central Project, Wyoming
Noble Plains confirms uranium in first Shirley Central holes, including a 2-foot 0.389% eU3O8 pod at the secondary project.
Noble Plains Uranium Corp. reported results from a seven-hole confirmation drill program at its Shirley Central project in Wyoming. All seven holes intersected uranium roll-front mineralization in the Upper, Main, and Lower Sands of the Wind River Formation.
Highlighted intervals include: * 12 ft @ 0.142% eU3O8 (including 2 ft @ 0.389%) in hole 26-17-06 * 7 ft @ 0.093% eU3O8 (including 2 ft @ 0.208%) in hole 26-03-03
The program was designed to verify intercepts identified from a digitized historical database of 1,211 holes.
Noble Plains Uranium Corp. (NOBL) confirmed uranium in all seven drill holes at its Shirley Central project, a secondary asset to the Duck Creek maiden resource of 6.36 million pounds. The results validate historical intercepts but do not materially alter the resource potential or the company’s investment thesis.
The stock has traded in a range between $0.09 and $0.12 since April 2026, with the Duck Creek maiden resource failing to provide sustained lift. The market had already anticipated such confirmation following the start of drilling on July 28. These Shirley Central holes are unlikely to re-rate the company on their own; they maintain the project’s viability, which is already part of the company’s narrative.
Noble Plains Uranium Corp. is a junior uranium explorer focused on in-situ recovery projects in Wyoming, USA. Its flagship asset is the Duck Creek project in the Powder River Basin, where the company announced a maiden NI 43-101 resource in April 2026. The resource includes 5.32 million pounds of Indicated material at 0.062% U3O8 and 1.04 million pounds of Inferred material at 0.09%. The project features a 5.25-mile mineralized trend with substantial untested strike length.
The company also holds the Shirley Central project, a 665-acre early-stage site adjacent to Ur-Energy’s producing Shirley Basin mine. Shirley Central possesses a large historical dataset and a non-binding letter of intent for potential toll processing. Noble Plains also holds the Shirley East project.
As of March 31, 2026, Noble Plains reported cash of $127,000 and working capital of $24,000, with no revenue generated. The company relies entirely on equity financings.