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    The Higher Grade A2 Sub-Zone Returns Intense Radioactivity and Strike Length of Arrow Zone Extended to 670m

    Vivien Diniz
    Feb. 23, 2016 09:35AM PST
    Company News

    NexGen Energy Ltd. (TSXV:NXE, OTCQX:NXGEF) announced results from five angled holes from our on-going 30,000 m winter 2016 drilling program on our 100% owned Rook I Property in the Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan.

    NexGen Energy Ltd. (TSXV:NXE, OTCQX:NXGEF) announced results from five angled holes from our on-going 30,000 m winter 2016 drilling program on our 100% owned Rook I Property in the Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan.
    Highlights include:

    A2 Shear:

    • AR-16-63c3 (18 m down-dip and southwest from AR-16-62) intersected 147.0 m of total composite mineralization including25.6 m of total composite off-scale radioactivity (10,000 – >61,000 cps) within a 197.5 m section (444.0 to 641.5 m) in the Sub-Zone.
    • AR-16-64c3 (20 m northeast of AR-15-44b) intersected 102.0 m of total composite mineralization including 21.25 m of total composite off-scale radioactivity (10,000 – >61,000 cps) within a 149.0 m section (465.0 to 614.0 m) in the Sub-Zone.

    Table 1: Higher Grade A2 Sub-Zone Drill Hole Comparison

    AR-15-
    59c22

    AR-15-
    54c12

    AR-15-
    58c12

    AR-16-
    63c11

    AR-16-
    63c3

    AR-15-
    622

    AR-16-
    63c21

    AR-15-
    44b2

    AR-16-
    64c3

    AR-16-
    64c21

    AR-16-
    64c11

    AR-15-
    49c22

    AR-15-
    57c32

    Total composite mineralization =

    75.50 m

    42.00 m

    86.00 m

    55.50 m

    147.00 m

    143.00 m

    138.00 m

    135.60 m

    102.00 m

    76.00 m

    74.0 m

    73.50 m

    62.50 m

    Total Off-scale (>10,000 to 29,999 cps)3 =

    11.40 m

    5.90 m

    14.30 m

    6.85 m

    22.10 m

    17.75 m

    17.10 m

    30.25 m

    18.75 m

    15.95 m

    10.30 m

    15.70 m

    4.40 m

    Total Off-scale (>30,000 to 60,999 cps)3 =

    4.50 m

    3.00 m

    3.85 m

    0.50 m

    3.00 m

    10.60 m

    9.90 m

    7.75 m

    2.50 m

    4.70 m

    3.70 m

    5.20 m

    2.50 m

    Total Off-scale (>61,000 cps)3 =

    1.00 m

    0.50 m

    2.00 m

    0.00 m

    0.50 m

    2.00 m

    13.85 m

    1.50 m

    0.00 m

    5.50 m

    0.00 m

    2.15 m

    1.80 m

    Continuous GT (Grade x Thickness) =

    371

    277

    200 and

    345

    Assays

    Pending

    Assays Pending

    787

    Assays Pending

    655

    Assays Pending

    Assays Pending

    Assays Pending

    605

    319

    1 radioactivity results previously released

    2radioactivity and assays results previously released

    3 minimum radioactivity using RS-120 gamma spectrometer

    A3 Shear:

    • AR-16-59c6 (48 m down-dip and southwest of AR-15-61c2) intersected 28.15 m of total composite mineralization including2.85 m of total composite off-scale radioactivity (>10,000 to 54,000 cps) within a 64.0 m section (768.0 to 832.0 m) in the A3 shear.

    • AR-16-71 (58 m down-dip and southwest of AR-15-52) intersected 31.5 m of total composite mineralization including 0.8 m of total composite off-scale radioactivity (>10,000 to 25,000 cps) within a 113.0 m section (582.0 to 695.0 m) in the A3 shear.

    Garrett Ainsworth, Vice-President, Exploration and Development, commented:

    Drill holes AR-16-63c3 and -64c3 have significantly grown the higher grade A2 sub-zone with consistent high grade mineralization over wide intervals.  Further testing within the A2 and A3 shears continues to show strong continuity through infill drilling, and substantial expansion from step out drilling.

    Click here to view the full press release. 

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