Gamma begins photogrammetry survey at Green River

Executive Summary

• Gamma Resources Ltd. has commenced a high-resolution aerial photogrammetry survey at its Green River uranium exploration project in Utah.
• The survey aims to generate topographic data and orthophotography to support geological mapping, structural interpretation, and the refinement of exploration targets.
• The data will assist in locating historical boreholes and planning future drilling and field programs, complementing ongoing exploration efforts in New Mexico.

Key Details

• Activity: Commencement of high-resolution aerial photogrammetry survey.
• Location: Green River project, Emery County, Utah.
• Project Scope: Covers approximately 1,100 acres across 55 lode mining claims in the San Rafael mining district.
• Strategic Context: The project is located within the Acerson mineral belt and is directly adjacent to Western Uranium and Vanadium's San Rafael project.
• Historical Significance: The district has a demonstrated uranium endowment with more than nine million pounds of U3O8 historically identified across multiple deposits.
• Technical Objectives:
  • Generate high-resolution topographic data and orthophotography.
  • Enhance ability to refine exploration targets.
  • Locate historical boreholes.
  • Support planning for future drilling and field programs.
• Qualified Person: Anders Hogrelius, SME-RM, MAIG, reviewed and approved the scientific and technical disclosure.

Notable Quotes

• "We are pleased to commence work at our Green River project in Utah. Advancing projects systematically through the exploration cycle is important, particularly in a region with demonstrated mineral potential. This aerial survey is expected to provide a strong technical foundation to support target refinement and guide future work programs. The program also complements our ongoing efforts in New Mexico, where we continue to advance toward drilling and build momentum across the portfolio." — Gabriel Alonso-Mendoza, CEO and Director