Nevada Organic Phosphate has intersected the Meade Peak horizon in drill hole MM26-10, a 1.5-kilometre step-out at its Murdock Mountain project. The result extends the project’s confirmed strike length to more than 3 kilometres.

Preliminary logging of the core identifies oolitic textures consistent with the company’s geological model for the Upper Phosphate Zone. Laboratory assay results and logging interval information are pending validation and will be released once available.

“MM26‑10 intersecting the Meade Peak with clear indications of the oolitic Upper Phosphate Zone is a significant milestone for NOP. This hole extends our confirmed strike length to over 3 kilometres, marking meaningful progress in demonstrating continuity of the target strike.”

— Robin Dow, CEO

The company is currently transitioning to a new drilling contractor to address operational challenges encountered during the recent program.

“This drill program has faced unavoidable delays related to mechanical breakdowns, intermittent drill crew availability, and cross‑border shipping constraints. As a result, the Company is transitioning to a new drill contractor to ensure improved reliability and production going forward.”

— Garry Smith, P.Geo., Director

Beyond the current drilling, the company is initiating a prospecting program across three additional application properties to test for further extensions of the Upper Phosphate Zone.

Read the full announcement: Nevada Organic Phosphate Hits Meade Peak on Hole MM26‑10, a 1.5 km Step-Out Along Strike at Murdock Mountain