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Aventis Energy Bolsters Targets Along Uranium Trends at the Corvo Uranium Project with KorrAI Technologies

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Executive Summary
- Aventis Energy partnered with KorrAI Technologies to complete a satellite‑based hyperspectral AI study identifying three zones of elevated biogeochemical stress on the 12,265 ha Corvo uranium project.
- The identified stress corridors align with known structural trends (faults, lithologic boundaries) and may indicate pathways for radiogenic gases associated with uranium mineralization.
- Aventis increased its advertising budget with RMK Marketing by an additional CDN $150,000, bringing the total committed spend to CDN $400,000 for the current term.
Key Details
- Study Scope: 12,265 ha Corvo Project (eastern Athabasca Basin) examined using hyperspectral satellite data processed through geology‑driven AI algorithms.
- Principal Zones Identified:
- Northeast‑Southwest Trend (central segment): Potential fault conduit for radon and uranium‑bearing lithology at depth.
- Eastern Trend: Linear grouping along pelitic/psammo‑pelitic gneiss, strong signature near felsic gneiss identified by surface mapping.
- Western Intrusive Body: Stress anomalies over granitic pluton (Wg); unlikely to host exploitable uranium under the unconformity model but confirms radiometric signatures.
- Interpretation: Anomalies may correspond with favorable basement lithologies and faulted graphitic horizons previously identified via airborne geophysics and surface mapping, reinforcing potential for shallow‑cover, basement‑hosted uranium mineralization.
- Marketing Budget Increase: RMK Marketing agreement (4‑month term starting 2025‑09‑22) now includes an additional CDN $150,000, raising the total advertising commitment to CDN $400,000. No securities issued as compensation; RMK holds no Aventis shares.
- Qualified Person Review: Sean Hillacre, P.Geo., President & VP Exploration, Standard Uranium Ltd., reviewed and approved technical content per NI 43‑101.
Notable Quotes
“With the findings provided by KorrAI, we are very excited to be driving further advancement at Corvo… We look forward to uncovering new insights at Corvo as we move forward.” – Michael Mulberry, CEO, Aventis Energy Inc.
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