-- エレベート・ウラニウム（ASX:EL8）は、オーストラリア北部準州にあるアンジェラ・ウラン・プロジェクトにおいて、最近実施した掘削調査で高品位のウラン鉱化帯を発見したと、木曜日にオーストラリア証券取引所に提出した書類で明らかにした。 調査結果は、最大2.3メートルで酸化ウラン濃度508ppm、うち0.4メートルで酸化ウラン濃度1,363ppmという高品位の鉱化帯であった。 この調査により、アンジェラにおける地震探査と酸化ウラン鉱化帯の境界関係の理解が深まり、地震探査が依然として有効な探査手法であることを確認し、今後の探査活動の枠組みを提供することができたと、提出書類には記されている。 同社の株価は、木曜日の取引で約5%下落した。
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