The exploration program focused on eight target areas, including the former Huemul mine, which produced ore between 1955 and 1975. Jaguar collected 200 samples to test areas of visible mineralization observed at the surface. Preliminary data from the Uryco and Rosa zones suggest a continuous system of copper mineralization consistent with historical geological records. While some assay values surpassed the 25,000 ppm threshold for uranium and copper, management cautions that these results are selective and preliminary. Final over-limit reanalysis is currently underway to provide more precise data. The company plans to use these findings to refine a future targeted drilling program aimed at expanding the project's known mineralized footprint.
Jaguar Uranium Hits High-Grade Mineralization at Huemul Project
Jaguar Uranium has reported initial surface sampling results from its Huemul project in Argentina, confirming uranium, copper, and vanadium mineralization across the 27,000-hectare site. The two-week field campaign identified a potential four-kilometre copper trend, with several samples exceeding the upper analytical detection limits for key metals.
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