Bedford begins survey at Sheppard Lake

Bedford Metals Corp. has commenced an airborne Falcon gravity gradiometry survey at its Sheppard Lake uranium project in Saskatchewan. Conducted by Xcalibur Smart Mapping, the survey covers approximately 1,046 line kilometres with 1,000-metre-spaced tie lines. The primary objective is to map subsurface lithological contacts and faults to refine the geological model.

Results will be integrated with previously completed MobileMT airborne electromagnetic survey data to prioritize target areas for future exploration and potential drilling. The disclosure was reviewed and approved by Qualified Person Francis R. Newton, PGeo.

Bedford Metals Corp. (BFM) announced a gravity survey, a routine step in its exploration cycle that follows logically from previous electromagnetic surveys and drilling programs. The announcement contains no new assay results, financial updates, or strategic partnerships.

The company’s stock has declined from $0.28 to $0.09 over the past year, reflecting market skepticism and the pre-revenue nature of the project. The news is unlikely to move the stock price materially in the near term.

Bedford Metals Corp. is a junior uranium explorer focused on the Sheppard Lake project in northern Saskatchewan, located on the southern margin of the Athabasca Basin. The company has consolidated its uranium assets into a 13,092-hectare land package.

Exploration activities include radiometric surveys, prospecting, and diamond drilling targeting the TZ-1, TZ-2, and Warr Lake zones. Previous drilling intersected uranium mineralization and elevated boron levels, with favorable alteration assemblages identified.