Infini Resources Unveils High-Stakes Uranium Exploration Plans at Unearthed 2026

Infini Resources Takes Centre Stage at Unearthed 2026

Infini Resources Limited (ASX, I88) is set to present its Canadian uranium project portfolio at the Bell Potter Unearthed Natural Resources Conference in Sydney, signalling a pivotal moment for the company’s exploration ambitions. CEO Rohan Bone will outline the company’s progress and strategic direction, with a particular focus on its district-scale Portland Creek project and other promising assets.

Portland Creek, Unlocking a District-Scale Opportunity

The Portland Creek project stands out as a flagship asset, boasting a significant 328 square kilometres adjacent to existing power and transport infrastructure. Recent drilling has confirmed uranium mineralisation across multiple zones, with assays up to 347 parts per million uranium oxide, directly linked to structural controls. These results validate Infini’s exploration model and highlight the polymetallic potential of the shear-hosted uranium system.

With Phase 2 drilling completed and an expanded project footprint, Infini is gearing up for a comprehensive airborne geophysics survey in early 2026, followed by a Phase 3 drill program targeting over 5,000 metres. This aggressive approach underscores the company’s commitment to rapidly advancing the project towards discovery.

Expanding Horizons in the Athabasca Basin

Beyond Portland Creek, Infini’s Reynolds and Reitenbach Lake projects offer early-stage but compelling uranium potential on the margins of the Athabasca Basin, one of the world’s premier uranium districts. These projects cover a massive 766 square kilometres and feature major structural corridors prospective for basement-style mineralisation.

Recent maiden field programs have identified significant uranium anomalies, including a 1.90% uranium oxide intercept at the Titus Prospect. Infini plans to finalise permitting and First Nations agreements in the first quarter of 2026, with drilling campaigns slated to commence shortly thereafter, aiming to unlock further value from these underexplored assets.

A Diverse Portfolio Targeting Tier-1 Jurisdictions

Infini’s strategy extends across multiple assets, including the Yeelirrie North project in Western Australia and several Canadian projects such as Tino, Boulding Lake, and Des Herbiers. Each offers unique geological settings and exploration upside, from palaeochannel targets to unconformity-style uranium systems. The company’s world-class team leverages advanced technologies like portable X-ray fluorescence (pXRF) for real-time mineral analysis, enhancing decision-making in the field.

Supported by robust uranium market fundamentals and a clear pathway to discovery, Infini Resources is positioning itself as a nimble and data-driven player in the uranium exploration sector. The company’s upcoming drilling programs and geophysical surveys in 2026 are poised to deliver critical insights that could reshape its resource profile.