((Alliance News) - The following is a round-up of updates by London-listed companies, issued on Tuesday and not separately reported by Alliance News:

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Uru Metals Ltd - Toronto-based investor and mine project developer - Announces identification of higher-grade nickel mineralised zone at Zeb project, South Africa, by 75% held Zeb Nickel Corp. Says deeper holes revealed higher grade nickel at the base of its historical resource estimate, an area historical drilling stopped short of testing. Notes further drilling may lead to higher grade nickel intersections and an overall grade increase.

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Amaroq Minerals Ltd - Greenland-focused mine development company - Says it has intersected gold in all completed drill holes, including 1.9 metres at 1.58 grammes of gold per tonne and 2 metres at 0.84 grammes of gold. Says drill holes indicate an intrusion related gold mineralisation system associated with a large tonnage target. Notes surface sampling results at East Ridge, 2 kilometres southwest, include visible gold observed in quartz veins. "The results are a positive step towards realising the potential of Vagar Ridge, a target with a broad-spanning surface footprint, which we believe holds significant resource. We plan to deploy the same exploration strategy of carefully targeted scout drilling and geological modelling that we have successfully implemented at our cornerstone Nalunaq project, which will improve confidence ahead of more intensive resource drilling," Chief Executive Officer Eldur Olafsson comments.

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Berkeley Energia Ltd - Clean energy company focused on bringing wholly owned Salamanca project in Spain into production - Receives notification from Spanish Ministry for Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge that it has rejected Berkeley's administrative appeal against MITECO's rejection of Authorisation for Construction for the uranium concentrate plant as a radioactive facility at the Salamanca project. MITECO rejected the Authorisation for Construction in 2021, which Berkeley says was done without following legally established procedure.

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Power Metal Resources PLC - London-based exploration company focusing on global metal discoveries -

Completes 2,404 metre diamond drilling programme at Molopo Farms project. Says inaugural drillhole was drilled to a depth of 483 metres, while deepest was 650 metres. Notes total drilling programme was made up of five drillholes. Says it is completing detailed logging of its remaining cores, and is processing and shipping remaining samples for assay testing. Chief Executive Officer Paul Johnson says: "Completion of this drill programme represents an important step forward for Power Metal and my thanks go out to the operational teams for a job well done. This exercise required some flexibility, with teams mobilising to multiple locations, requiring rapid adaptation to the changing technical demands on an iterative basis."

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By Harvey Dorset, Alliance News reporter

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