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Askari Metals keeps reduced team at Uis project for low-cost but high impact

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Askari Metals is keeping a reduced team working at the Uis Project in Namibia, focusing on low-cost, high-impact exploration, which will deliver further high-confidence trenching targets and priority drilling targets.
The Uis Project comprises EPLs 7345, 8535and 7626 and adjoins the Uis Tin Mine, owned by Andrada Mining.
The company is also waiting for the laboratory assay results from Act Labs for the Phase 1 trenching and channel sampling program at EPL 7345 carried out during the March 2025 quarter.
The results will reinforce and confirm the Uis project’s polymetallic mineralisation and the company’s focus on expanding the extensive tin and tantalum mineralisation encountered in the historic exploration.
Askari Metals is still reviewing and interpreting the Uis project historic exploration database at the Uis Project, initially focused on EPL 8535.
The company is also interpreting the historic exploration database focused on expanding the tin and tantalum mineralisation identified at EPL 7345 and 7626.
A comprehensive technical review of the historical exploration data has enabled Askari Metals to re-interpret the geological information focused on delineating and demonstrating the extensive tin and tantalum mineralisation identified through previous exploration at EPL 8535.
The re-interpretation of the data supports the company’s view that the Uis Project offers a strategic polymetallic project opportunity, offering tin, tantalum, rubidium and lithium mineralisation.

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