Global Uranium Completes Wyoming Technical Field Program at Airline Project

Executive Summary

• Global Uranium successfully completed its 2025 technical field program at the Airline Project in Wyoming, achieving higher‑resolution radiometric surveying, expanded ground coverage, and validation of field methodologies.
• The nine‑day fall campaign collected 56.27 km of high‑resolution radiometric data and 16 rock samples for geochemical analysis, providing new targets and refined anomaly definitions for future exploration.
• Laboratory results are expected later in the season, after which the company will finalize its 2026 exploration strategy for the Wyoming portfolio.

Key Details

• Survey Coverage: 56.27 line‑kilometres of radiometric data captured with RadiaCode RC‑102 detectors; RS‑125 scintillometer readings used for quality control.
• Line Spacing: Approximately north–south survey lines spaced 25 m apart.
• Geophysical Goal: Refine definition of previously discovered uranium anomalies and identify new zones of elevated radioactivity.
• Mapping: Completed over key anomaly zones across the Wind River Formation to improve targeting of permeable horizons and structural features consistent with roll‑front uranium deposition.
• Rock Sampling: 16 rock samples collected from outcrop and subcrop; shipped to ALS Reno for geochemical analysis, accompanied by certified blanks and reference standards.
• Data Processing: All data will be reviewed, cleaned, normalized, gridded, and integrated into the company’s regional exploration model.
• Future Work: Laboratory results expected later in the season; finalization of 2026 exploration strategy for Wyoming portfolio pending those results.
• Management Comment: CEO Ungad Chadda stated the program “provided a valuable opportunity to ground‑truth earlier survey results and extend high‑quality data coverage into newly acquired ground,” positioning the company for expanded work next year.

Notable Quotes

“This program provided a valuable opportunity to ground‑truth earlier survey results and extend high‑quality data coverage into newly acquired ground. The data we collected will position us well for expanded work across the Wyoming portfolio next year.” – Ungad Chadda, CEO, Global Uranium Corp.