
ALX Resources Corp. (TSXV:AL) – Notable News
May 12, 2022 ALX Resources Corp. (TSXV:AL, Not Rated, David A. Talbot) has completed an initial drill program at the Electra nickel project near Thunder
May 12, 2022 ALX Resources Corp. (TSXV:AL, Not Rated, David A. Talbot) has completed an initial drill program at the Electra nickel project near Thunder
April 28, 2022 ALX Resources Corp. (TSXV:AL, Not Rated, David A. Talbot) announced the completion of its three-hole (1,240.3m) drilling program at its Gibbon’s Creek
March 30, 2022 ALX Resources Corp. (TSXV:AL, Not Rated, David A. Talbot) announced that it has commenced an eight-hole (1,750m) diamond drilling program at its
March 11, 2022 ALX Resources Corp. (TSXV:AL, Not Rated, David A. Talbot) has commenced drilling at its 100%-owned Gibbons Creek uranium project in the Athabasca
This price increase is following a news article from Bloomberg yesterday speculating that the US might sanction Russian uranium supplier, which had previously been excluded from the Russian oil and gas import ban. UxC suggests that the article triggered a huge jump on Wednesday afternoon following its daily 2:30pm price cut-off. It appears that the response is mainly from traders bidding up the price.
Uranium prices are up sharply on apparent Sprott Physical Uranium Trust (SPUT) buying as security of supply concerns emerge in light of economic sanctions levied against Russia in response to the Ukraine invasion. Funding of additional physical U3O8 purchases by SPUT may help propel prices above US$50/lb and perhaps close to incentive prices needed by project developers. We anticipate uranium equities to react very positively.
February 10, 2022 ALX Resources Corp. (TSXV:AL, Not Rated, David A. Talbot) provided an update on exploration programs underway at three of its projects. First,
February 2, 2022 ALX Resources Corp. (TSXV:AL, Not Rated, David A. Talbot) has closed its previously announced transaction with Okapi Resources, selling 100%-interest on five uranium
ALX provided an exploration update for its 100%-owned 13,864-hectare Gibbons Creek uranium project located in the northern Athabasca Basin. The SGH (Spatiotemporal Geochemical Hydrocarbon) survey, which was conducted over an untested geophysical conductor named ‘Zinger’, indicated haloes of uranium pathfinder anomalies over a four-km-long grid. The results have helped in delineating the prospective drilling locations for the 2022 drill program. We note that Gibbons Creek is in proximity to other uranium mines and another ALX uranium project, which puts it in the right neighbourhood of the prolific Athabasca Basin. While positive geophysical and geochemical results provide an encouraging first step towards drill hole targeting, we believe the results from its scheduled 2022 drill program would likely be the key to advancing the project to the next stage.
UT announced the filing of a Restated Base Shelf Prospectus. SPUT may now issue up to US$3.5B of units in Canada during a 25-month period starting 10-Aug-21. It had already approached its previous ceiling of US$1.3B. The At-The-Market program has also been updated. We view the potential for SPUT to raise further funds as very good news for the entire uranium sector.