Global Uranium Corp. Plans Ambient Noise Tomography Survey at Astro Project

Executive Summary

• Global Uranium Corp. announced plans to conduct an Ambient Noise Tomography (ANT) survey at the Astro Project in early June 2026, with completion expected by July and results in August.
• The ANT program builds on a 2025 helicopter‑borne ZTEM survey that identified a 25 km conductive corridor and seven target zones, focusing now on the high‑priority AS‑1 target to refine drill locations.
• Results from the survey will be used to define high‑confidence drill targets and guide the design of subsequent ground geophysical work ahead of the company’s first drilling campaign at Astro.

Key Details

• Project & Ownership: Astro Project is located in the eastern Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan. Global Uranium holds an option to acquire an 80 % interest from Cosa Resources Corp., subject to earn‑in requirements.
• Survey Partner: CAUR Technologies (selected by Cosa Resources as operator) will execute the ANT survey.
• Survey Timeline:
• Field work slated to start early June 2026.
• Expected completion in July 2026.
• Final results anticipated in August 2026.
• Technical Background: The 2025 ZTEM helicopter‑borne survey revealed a large conductive corridor (≈ 25 km) and delineated seven target zones, including three high‑priority areas.
• Survey Focus: ANT will concentrate on the most prospective zones identified to date, especially the AS‑1 target, aiming to map key geological features at depth.
• Purpose & Next Steps: Data will help:
• Refine and prioritize drill targets.
• Support design of follow‑up ground geophysical programs.
• Position Global Uranium for its first drilling campaign on Astro.
• Management Quote: CEO Ungad Chadda emphasized that the ANT survey is a critical step toward defining initial drill targets and assessing the project’s scale and geological setting.

Notable Quotes

“Last year’s results outlined a large and compelling target area at Astro, and this ANT survey is an important next step in refining those targets… we are continuing to build toward defining our initial drill targets.” – Ungad Chadda, CEO, Global Uranium Corp.