The George Project covers a large area prospective for roll-front style uranium (2,839km2) in central South Australia.
Historical exploration indicates that it is highly prospective for High Purity Silica Sands (HPSS), used in high-tech applications like solar panels, as well as Uranium, which is becoming a critical mineral in the transition to carbon-neutral energy.
The George Project is 100% owned by RML.
The Etadunna Prospect is defined over 1km2 by historical drilling and remains open in all directions. Historical Drilling intersected 34m @ 99.87% SiO2 from 2m.
High-purity silica sand is in demand for an increasing number of industrial and technological products, with high-purity sand end-uses including the electric vehicle sector and solar panels.
Rock chips from the George Proiect have returned up to 215ppm Uranium (U) and demonstrate the potential for underlying Kazakhstan-style roll-front uranium mineralisation.
The region hosts Heathgate Resources’ operating Four Mile East Uranium mine in the Beverley region and other active explorers, including Alligator Energy and Tri-