Drill Results
IsoEnergy begins 2025 exploration program in Utah

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Executive Summary
- IsoEnergy Ltd. announced the start of its 2025 U.S. exploration program, beginning with 10 surface rotary holes (15,000 ft total) on the Flatiron claims in southeastern Utah.
- The program expands fieldwork at the Daneros and Sage Plain projects to better define sedimentary controls on uranium mineralization, supporting future drilling and potential production.
- IsoEnergy now holds an 8,800‑acre land package (370 lode claims + two state leases) in the Henry Mountains district, one of the largest contiguous positions in the area, positioning the company for near‑ and long‑term domestic uranium supply.
Key Details
- Flatiron Drilling Plan: 10 surface rotary holes with core tails, totaling ~15,000 ft, targeting the lowest sandstone unit of the Salt Wash member (primary host across the district).
- Land Position: 370 lode claims staked in 2024 plus two Utah state leases; total acreage now 8,800 ac.
- Historical Context: Flatiron sits on historic Plateau Resources drill targets from the early‑1980s that were never followed up due to low uranium prices.
- Geological Rationale: Target unit contains adequate reductant material and hydrogeologic setting for commercially viable uranium grades; low vanadium grades also anticipated.
- Additional Projects: Ongoing fieldwork at Daneros and Sage Plain (both past‑producing, standby mines) includes detailed mapping, measured sections, and analog modelling to define sedimentary frameworks and guide future geophysical surveys.
- Strategic Importance: Program aligns with growing U.S. interest in expanding the strategic uranium reserve and domestic supply security.
- Qualified Person: Dr. Dan Brisbin, P.Geo., Vice‑President Exploration (NI 43‑101 qualified).
Notable Quotes
“Commencing these exploration programs in Utah marks an exciting new chapter for IsoEnergy in the United States… we believe IsoEnergy is well positioned to play a meaningful role as both a near- and long-term domestic supplier.” – Philip Williams, CEO & Director.
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