Davenport Province Uranium Project’s lease borders a historical lease EL8447 – Orion Resources NL, Hatches Creek Project, 1994/95, where they discovered many airborne radiometric anomalies, 8 large, of which only 3 were tested with shallow RC holes. A combination of funding and commercial viability of uranium during this time period, resulted in the lease being surrendered.

CRA Exploration Pty Ltd - Amelia pound 1978/79; Identified 3 uranium anomalies at an adjacent lease, as a result of sourcing a previous airborne survey study that was completed in 1956/57 by BMR. These anomalies were coinciding with acid volcanic units of the Hatches Creek group, which CRA deemed viable to complete initial ground follow ups. These ground follow ups found these anomalies largely potassium influenced but favourable for uranium mineralization.

Significant historical presence (such as Project Mining Corporation, Orion Resources, de Beers, CRA Exploration) showing large and considerable  anomalies across a large cross-section of data and land area

Australian based project offering a low-risk political environment. Access to existing land and port infrastructure in the Northern Territory. Further de-risking the project with several potential bi-products including Ni, Co, Cu, Au and Ag.

Davenport Province Uranium project represents a strong opportunity to take advantage of exposure to global mega trends and a commodity with structurally long-term fundamentals – now is Uranium’s time in the sun after being unloved for many decades.