Sabre Reports TREO Up to 1,364ppm and Uranium to 169ppm Across Multiple NT Targets

Exploration Breakthroughs in the Ngalia Basin

Sabre Resources Ltd has delivered a compelling quarterly update for the period ending 30 September 2025, revealing highly anomalous concentrations of rare earth elements (REE), uranium, and critical metals across its flagship Dingo Uranium-RRE-Critical Metals Project in the Northern Territory’s Ngalia Basin. The company’s extensive rockchip sampling program has identified multiple zones with elevated Total Rare Earth Oxide (TREO) values, alongside uranium and base metals, signaling promising exploration upside.

At the Dingo East target, rockchip samples returned TREO values as high as 1,364 ppm within a 3-kilometre fault corridor marked by pegmatite dykes. Similarly, Rankins North exhibited uranium concentrations up to 169 ppm, coupled with critical metals such as copper, bismuth, tin, tungsten, and traces of gold, over a 2 square kilometre area. The Roadside anomaly extended the footprint of REE mineralisation with TREO values reaching 688 ppm along a 5-kilometre strike length.

Targeting High-Grade Uranium Horizons

Complementing these findings, Sabre’s mapping of the Eclipse IP Uranium Target has confirmed anomalous uranium within the Mt Eclipse Sandstone, a geological unit known to host high-grade uranium deposits like the nearby Bigrlyi mine. The presence of strong induced polarisation (IP) chargeability anomalies along strike from these outcrops suggests potential for sulphidic uranium mineralisation, yet to be drill tested.

Auger soil sampling and spectrometer surveys conducted during the quarter across Dingo East, Rankins North, and Eclipse 1 targets aim to refine these anomalies further. The company anticipates releasing these results shortly, setting the stage for targeted drilling campaigns to validate and expand on these early-stage discoveries.

Western Australia Projects and Corporate Strength

In Western Australia, Sabre renewed its Sherlock Bay Mining Lease for an additional 20 years, securing tenure over its significant nickel-copper-cobalt sulphide resource. The company also continues to evaluate lithium prospects at Andover East and nickel targets at Nepean South and Cave Hill, with exploration programs planned following tenement grants and native title negotiations.

Financially, Sabre maintains a solid cash position of AUD 3.84 million, with a conservative quarterly net cash outflow of AUD 230,000 and exploration expenditure of AUD 226,000. This liquidity underpins ongoing exploration activities and corporate obligations, including contingent payments related to the recent sale of the Ninghan Gold Project.

Looking Ahead

Sabre Resources’ recent exploration results underscore the company’s strategic focus on critical metals and uranium in highly prospective Australian provinces. The imminent release of soil sampling assays and planned drill programs will be critical in defining the scale and economic potential of these mineralised zones. Market watchers will be keen to see how these developments translate into resource upgrades and project advancement in the coming quarters.