Aventis Energy Prepares to Commence Inaugural Drilling Campaign

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The Canadian exploration company Aventis Energy is on the cusp of launching its first-ever drilling program. All preparatory work at the Corvo Uranium Project has been finalized, with equipment mobilization set to begin imminently. This operational milestone follows the recent completion of a high-resolution gravity survey in mid-January 2026, which will guide the initial phase of borehole excavation.

Aventis Energy maintains a strategic focus on uranium and other critical metals, a sector experiencing renewed market interest amid the global energy transition. The company’s portfolio, which also includes the Sting Copper Project, is built upon a strategy of leveraging prior exploration successes to generate near-term value. Past financing rounds have been secured to advance these Canadian ventures.

The forthcoming drilling at Corvo represents a significant new chapter for the firm. Geological expectations, informed by the recently acquired survey data, will soon be put to the test. Initial assay results from the core samples are anticipated within the coming months.

Permits and Planning Finalized

Critical path items for the drill program have been successfully checked off. The necessary drilling permits were secured by Aventis Energy in late November 2025. The subsequent gravity survey has provided intricate details on subsurface geological formations within the project area, forming an essential foundation for precise borehole targeting and operational planning.

The company is now transitioning into an active exploration phase. The success of this campaign hinges on the upcoming drill results, which will determine if the project's potential is confirmed.