Historic uranium resource and multi-commodity prospect
U3O8 Corp’s Berlin Project in Colombia is a sandstone-hosted uranium target with a historic resource1 of 12.9 million tonnes at 0.13% U3O8 (38 million pounds U3O8). The historic resource is based on only the southern 4.4 kilometres of a 10.5 kilometre long syncline, suggesting significant upside in resource potential. The Berlin Project has the potential to generate phosphate for fertilizer while producing uranium, vanadium, yttrium and other metals as co-products. A trenching and drilling program will be undertaken in the Berlin Project to verify the historic grades, and for metallurgical testing to confirm uranium recoveries reported from historical work in advance of proposed resource drilling.
Mineralization at Berlin is contained within a permeable sandstone that lies at the contact between the sandstone and organic-rich black mudstone.
Geological Map of Historic Trenching in the
Berlin Project, Colombia
1 Berlin historic resource (see Disclaimer)