Advancing the Yarramba Uranium Project in South Australia

Koba Resources is an Australian resources company focusing on exploring a high-grade uranium project in South Australia – one of the world’s premier uranium mining jurisdictions and home to all three of Australia’s producing uranium mines.

Koba’s 4,900km² Yarramba Uranium Project is located in the Frome Embayment in close proximity to two operating uranium mines and where defined resources exceed 250Mlbs of U₃O₈. This mineralisation primarily occurs in paleochannel-hosted deposits. Previous exploration within Koba’s Yarramba Project has delineated extensive uranium mineralisation, including the 4.6Mlb Oban Uranium Deposit. Further, the Yarramba Project includes over 250km of highly-prospective paleochannels which provide outstanding potential to discover large, high-grade uranium deposits.

Yarramba Uranium Project

Koba has acquired the right to earn at least an 80% interest in over 4,900km² of highly prospective tenure in South Australia – amongst significant uranium operations.

The Yarramba Uranium Project is located:

17km north of the Honeymoon Uranium Operation – where production recently commenced and resources total 71.6Mlbs of U₃O₈ at 620ppm U₃O₈; and
120km southeast of the Beverley Uranium Operation – with production of >40Mlbs of U₃O₈ during 20 years of continuous operation and where defined resources comprise 165Mlbs @ 2,766ppm U₃O₈.

The Oban Uranium Deposit is the most advanced prospect within the Yarramba Project. In 2009 Curnamona Energy Limited announced an Inferred JORC 2004 Resource Estimate for the Oban Deposit that comprised: