Eagle Plains' Partner Xcite Uranium Intersects Anomalous Radioactivity at Lorado and Commences Drill Program at the Gulch Uranium Project, Saskatchewan
Eagle Plains advances uranium and critical metals projects through partner-funded drilling supported by a strong balance sheet.

Partner Xcite Uranium has commenced a 900-meter, three-hole diamond drilling program at the Gulch Uranium Project in Saskatchewan. The program targets basement-hosted unconformity-style mineralization associated with the Black Bay Fault and the Martin Group unconformity. Concurrently, initial downhole gamma probe results from the Lorado Project indicate that Hole LO26003 intersected multiple anomalous intervals, including a 0.6-meter interval averaging 930 cps.
Under Xcite’s option agreement, the company can earn an 80% interest by completing $3.2 million in exploration expenditures, issuing 750,000 common shares, and paying $330,000 in cash over four years. Eagle Plains Resources Ltd. retains a carried interest until a bankable feasibility study is delivered and holds a 2% NSR royalty on each property. The approved 2026 budget for Gulch is approximately $1.1 million.
The company noted that the gamma readings are preliminary radiometric measurements and do not represent chemical assays, true thicknesses, or resource definitions. The drill program scope, budget, and option terms align with prior announcements and do not introduce new financial or operational catalysts.
Eagle Plains Resources Ltd. operates as a project generator, acquiring and advancing early-stage mineral properties. Its portfolio includes uranium assets in Saskatchewan, gold and base metals in British Columbia, and critical metals. Key projects under option or joint venture include Don Lake, Lorado, Gulch, Smitty, Beaver River, and Black Bay for uranium, as well as Theory, Orbit, Iron Range, Pine Channel, George Lake, Dufferin West, and Hearne Hill South. In-house geological services are provided through TerraLogic Exploration Inc.