Alligator Energy targets ISR uranium production at Samphire project

Alligator Energy is advancing its Samphire uranium development approximately 20 km south of Whyalla in South Australia using the in situ recovery method. The project combines the Blackbush and Plumbush historical prospects, totaling 30 million lb of contained U3O8 resources as of June 2026. Extraction will utilize drilling holes to pump leaching solutions that dissolve uranium into a solution pumped to the surface for processing. Drilling continues at the site to boost confidence in the project's resources. Alligator Energy assembled a team of experts to oversee this progression.

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