Cosa Resources identifies gas occurrences at Orbit

Executive Summary

• Cosa Resources expanded its 100 % owned Orbit project to include newly identified radon, helium and hydrogen anomalies and electromagnetic conductors.
• Two coincident pathfinder‑gas zones (ORS‑1 and ORS‑2) were mapped via remote sensing; both lie within magnetic low zones suggesting prospective basement rocks.
• Follow‑up work—including ground‑based gas surveys and possible additional airborne EM/gravity surveys—is planned for 2026, with drill‑ready targets already defined.

Key Details

• Project Scope: Orbit now covers >15,000 ha with no encumbrances or sandstone cover; the area is fully drill ready with multiple near‑surface targets.
• Pathfinder Gas Targets:
• ORS‑1 – Northern portion of Orbit, up to 1 km × 1 km, primarily on land with portions extending onto small lakes.
• ORS‑2 – Within newly staked lands, up to 750 m × 600 m, situated in a small lake with land extensions. Both zones are coincident for radon, helium and hydrogen anomalies and sit within magnetic lows.
• Electromagnetic Conductors: Recent staking added ~3 km of northeast‑trending EM strike length identified from 2017 ground surveys; several conductors reach the northeastern limit of historic survey coverage, indicating potential for extension with further surveying.
• Next Steps (2026):
• Ground‑based gas surveys for radon, helium and hydrogen over ORS‑1 and ORS‑2.
• Potential additional airborne EM and gravity gradient surveys to cover gaps outside the 2024 survey footprint.
• Strategic Context: Expansion enhances target inventory near key infrastructure (highways, power lines, permanent camp facilities, Key Lake uranium mill).
• Qualified Person: Andy Carmichael, P.Geo., Vice‑President Exploration, reviewed and approved all technical disclosures per NI 43‑101.

Notable Quotes

“With no sandstone to inhibit the migration of pathfinder gases, we view remote sensing as having great potential to aid exploration at Orbit… Planning is under way for follow‑up in 2026.” – Andy Carmichael, Vice‑President Exploration, Cosa Resources Corp.