The results from hole MM26-10 provide fresh data for the company’s geological model of the Meade Peak Member, which characterizes the deposit as a laterally extensive, flat-lying sedimentary horizon. By successfully intersecting the target zone at this distance, the exploration team has bolstered the project's scale potential while advancing its goal of developing a low-contaminant, organic-certifiable phosphate resource.
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Nevada Organic Phosphate extends mineralization at Murdock Mountain
Nevada Organic Phosphate has confirmed a significant extension of its phosphate mineralization at the Murdock Mountain project after assay results from drill hole MM26-10 returned 10.89% P2O5 over a 3.60-metre interval. This 1.5-kilometre step-out confirms the continuity of the Upper Phosphate Zone across a three-kilometre strike.
CEO Robin Dow described the intersection as a milestone in de-risking the project, while director Garry Smith noted that the findings align with broader U.S. demand for critical minerals. The company confirmed that technical work followed industry-standard NI 43-101 protocols, with independent laboratory analysis provided by ALS. Further testing regarding heavy metal and contaminant levels is expected to be released as data becomes available.
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