Infini continues WA land grab in hunt for uranium riches

Infini Resources has clinched a new deal to expand its holdings of tenements prospective for uranium in WA’s East Murchison region. Infini Resources has expanded its prospective Western Australian uranium ground by acquiring the Bellah Bore East deposit that hosts an older-style JORC resource of 350,000 tonnes at 210 parts per million for 160,000 pounds of the radioactive element.

Bellah Bore East sits next to the company’s Yeelirrie North project, about 60km south-west from the WA gold-mining town of Wiluna and 900km north-east of Perth by road in the East Murchison region. Management says the acquisition is a strategic consolidation of its landholdings in the area, with Bellah Bore East sitting on the western edge and contiguous to its existing Yeelirrie North tenement.

The acquisition sits on a prospecting licence with a 92.67-hectare footprint and the deposit within it stretches for 500m by 150m and is based on historical air-core (AC) […]

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