Madison Metals Inc. has begun its maiden 2024 drill program at the Khan Project in Namibia’s Erongo uranium province. The company is focusing its drilling on specific areas outlined in a previous news release, and results will be shared once fully analyzed.
Mary Barton, a Professional Natural Scientist and Qualified Person for the company, has reviewed and approved the technical information for this drill program. Madison Metals Inc. is known for its sustainable uranium production in Namibia and Canada, with a management team boasting over 50 years of mining experience.
The drill program’s commencement marks an exciting new phase for Madison Metals Inc. as they work towards further exploring and potentially expanding their uranium production. The company’s dedication to transparency and shareholder value is evident in their commitment to publishing results as they come in.
Investors and stakeholders can stay updated on Madison Metals Inc.’s progress through their website and SEDAR+ profile. With a focus on responsible mining practices and a track record of success, the company is poised to make significant strides in the uranium mining industry.
For media inquiries, contact Adam Bello at Primoris Group Inc., and for European investor inquiries, reach out to Florian Munsch at Euroswiss Equity Group. The company encourages interested parties to stay informed about the potential growth and development of Madison Metals Inc.
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