There is a new presentation out for $FUU, you can find it here: f3uranium.com/site/assets/fi…
This map on page 20 of the drillings so far seems to be new, but very useful to get an idea of what they have found so far:
Here you see the outline of the mineralized area, so far the zone seems to have an average width of about 30-35 m, the strike length is 105 m and the average thickness is about 10 m.
That makes a total of about 35,000 m3 mineralized ore. The average grade so far is about 4-5%. Comparing with other calculations I have seen, 1 m3 should contain about 500 lbs at these grades, which brings us to a total of 17.5 Mlbs of uranium ore. The value at today´s spot price
of 57.70 $/lb would then be just about $1B. That is just after scratching the surface a bit, that number will probably double or triple after the summer program. Add another 100 m of strike length and you will double this. The grades are also increasing to the south for now.
Increase the average grade from 4% to 5% and the pounds in the ground will increase by 25%. 6% and they will increase by 50% etc. The rising spot price will also increase the value each day.
As a summary, $FUU is my top-pick in the #uranium sector because: They are currently drilling to expand the deposit. Grades are exceptional with peaks over 65%. They are surrounded by other ultra high grade deposits. Management is a world class uranium exploration team.
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I want to share some more about why I say $FUU can be the next Cigar lake within #uranium. Please look at the highlighted texts in the below description of unconformity-related deposits, link to full article here: www-pub.iaea.org/mtcd/publicati…
This part is about the Cigar lake deposit in particular:
For now, the geology between both deposits looks very similar, a flat lying lense with a high grade core surrounded by a lower grade halo. The Cigar lake deposit is 1,950 m long and contains a total of 221.6 million lbs of U3O8. That means 105 m of it on average contains 12 Mlbs.
The $FUU JR Zone starts looking more and more similar to Cameco´s Cigar lake:
Cigar lake has the form of a flat, elongated lense. It is 20-100 m wide, 1,950 m long and ranges up to 13.5 m thick, with an average thickness of 5.4 m. #uranium
Average grade at Cigar lake is 17.2%.
The $FUU JR Zone has the form of... a flat enlongated lense... is for now 15-50 m wide, 105 m long and ranges up to 15.5 m thick with an average thickness of 10.3 m. RedCloud estimates the average grade to 4%, but then they include the weaker
015N line, otherwise it would be 5%. Remember also that the grades and widths for now increase going south, so it is possible the avarage grade soon will be more like 6-7% or more. So while Cigar lake is higher average grade for now, our mineralization is almost twice as thick.
That also explains the heavy selling after the end of the spectacular winter program. Some big investors probably knew that they could participate in a financing and also get some warrants...
Since the financing is done at a premium, it should not affect the share price negatively imo.
Now it is confirmed that PLN23-060 is the best hole to date. A peak of 65.2% is the highest so far. 14.5m interval averaging 9.4% U3O8 is the best interval so far. $FUU #uranium
Some other great interceptions as well, on line 30S and 45S, showing we have a continous ultra-high grade core: $FUU #uranium
Looking at all the cross-sections on the F3 #uranium $FUU website, and it actually looks quite amazing. In orange you see the A1 shear zone where all the mineralization has been found so far. It is ultra-high grade, thick, long and wide.
We may already have 15-20 million pounds, and as the last holes show the mineralization is getting even wider and stronger to the south, another 15-20 holes to the south in the shear zone could double that number. But look how close we are to the unconformity. Looking at other
deposits in the Athabasca basin, they are practically all in contact with the unconformity, and the $ISO Hurricane deposit is overlying it:
$FUU is a bargain at these levels imo. Let me tell you why. The discovery hole was probably the best discovery hole ever, with 59.2% U3O8 over 1 m within 6.97% over 15 m. By then, nobody had an idea about how big this could be, but #uranium at such grades does not tend to be an
isolated event. Since then, another 27 holes have been drilled and what happened? We have seen that the discovery hole was not an isolated event, it is part of something bigger. 15 m to the south, $FUU drilled 11% over 2 m within 8% over 3.5 m. #uranium
That was good, but could have been worrying as the grade and thickness seemed to be less to the south. But then 30 m to the south they hit this one: