Greenridge Exploration completes summer 2026 exploration program at Hook-Carter uranium project with Denison Mines
Bitget2026/09/24 11:30- Greenridge completed its Summer 2026 exploration program at the Hook-Carter uranium project in Saskatchewan’s Athabasca Basin.
- Project ownership stands at 25% Greenridge, 75% Denison Mines, with Denison operating exploration.
- Work focused on target development along the Derkson Corridor, including 15.85 line-km of FLEM surveying.
- Program also collected 429 soil samples across a 19.5 line-km grid for multi-method lab analysis.
- A 44 km² LiDAR survey covered the Derkson and Patterson Lake corridors to support drill targeting for potential 2027 programs.
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