Infini Resources has announced the findings from its phase two rock chip assays conducted at the Reynolds Lake and Reitenbach Lake uranium projects in Saskatchewan, Canada.
The assays have confirmed the presence of widespread uranium anomalism across both sites, with high-grade uranium identified at the Titus Prospect within Reitenbach Lake.
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A sample from phase one returned 18,986 parts per million (ppm) triuranium octoxide (U₃O₈), while the phase two assays revealed additional elevated uranium values of up to 3,844ppm U₃O₈.
The results indicate that uranium mineralisation is spatially associated with electromagnetic conductors and mapped shear zones, suggesting a structurally controlled system.
This supports Infini’s geological model, which indicates a potential system-scale uranium footprint extending over a 15km × 3 km corridor across both projects.
The Reynolds Lake and Reitenbach Lake projects collectively cover an area of 766km² on the eastern margin of the Athabasca Basin.
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By GlobalDataThey are contiguous, with Reynolds Lake comprising 12 claims and Reitenbach Lake consisting of ten claims.
Infini is planning to integrate these assay results with geological mapping, geophysical datasets and structural interpretation.
This integration aims to finalise and prioritise drill-ready targets, enhancing the precision of future exploration activities.
The company is preparing for a maiden drill campaign, which is expected to commence in the second quarter of 2026 (Q2 2026), contingent upon the completion of permitting processes and stakeholder engagement.
Infini’s upcoming targets include acquiring and consolidating historical datasets and geophysics results for the Reitenbach tenements by Q1 2026, refining targets and planning drills using structural, geophysical and geochemical data by the same quarter, and engaging with local First Nations and government for permitting.
Additionally, the company plans to appoint and mobilise geological and drilling contractors in preparation for the maiden drill campaign.
Infini CEO Rohan Bone said: “Receiving the phase two assay results is an important step forward for Infini. While the Titus Prospect remains a standout high-grade target, the phase two results demonstrate that uranium anomalism is broader and more extensive across both Reynolds and Reitenbach than initially mapped.
“With the full phase one and phase two dataset now in hand, we are well positioned to finalise drill targets and advance confidently toward our planned 2026 maiden drilling programme.”
