F4 Mobile MT Strengthens Geophysical Targeting at Wales Lake
F4 advances Wales Lake geophysics while a leadership shakeup underscores capital constraints.

F4 Uranium Corp. (FFU) announced the completion of an airborne Mobile MagnetoTellurics (MT) survey over the western portion of its Wales Lake Project on September 2, 2026. The survey identified two distinct north-northwest to south-southeast resistivity-low trends that were not previously captured by VTEM surveys. One of these features may represent a continuation of geophysical trends identified at the adjacent Todd Lake property.
In conjunction with the survey results, the company announced the resignation of President and COO Sam Hartmann. CEO Raymond Ashley has assumed the President role effective immediately, and the company plans to appoint a replacement COO.
F4 Uranium Corp. (FFU) released geophysical results that represent an expected, incremental step in its multi-year exploration program. These findings refine the subsurface framework but do not constitute a discovery or alter the project's economic viability. The company also announced a management change, which is operationally necessary but introduces execution risk by removing key technical leader Hartmann, who has been central to the company's exploration strategy and historical discoveries. There is no immediate financial impact associated with these developments. The news is consistent with prior expectations for summer exploration activities and standard corporate governance adjustments.
F4 Uranium Corp. is a pre-revenue junior explorer spun out from F3 Uranium in August 2024. The company holds a 124,000-hectare portfolio across 17 properties in Saskatchewan's Athabasca Basin, a globally premier uranium jurisdiction.