Global Uranium plans fieldwork for Airline

Executive Summary

• Global Uranium Corp. announced it will commence a new fieldwork program on the Airline project in Wyoming’s Copper Mountain district.
• The work will focus on surface radiometric surveys to refine exploration models and identify extensions of historic roll‑front uranium mineralization.
• CEO Ungad Chadda highlighted that this is the second round of field activities, building on earlier positive results and supporting future drill targeting.

Key Details

• Project: Airline project, Copper Mountain district, Wyoming, USA – acquired for its proximity to past‑producing roll‑front uranium deposits.
• Objective: Evaluate radiometric trends across priority claims, develop a framework for identifying potential extensions of known mineralization, and refine survey design for subsequent exploration phases.
• Scope: Initial fieldwork will map surface radiometric signatures; data will inform later programs aimed at drill target generation.
• Leadership Comments: CEO Ungad Chadda stated the company is “excited to return… for our second round of fieldwork” and that the program builds on confidence gained from the first survey.
• Qualified Person: Dr. Jared Suchan, PhD, PGeo, Vice‑President of Exploration, has reviewed and approved the release under NI 43‑101 standards.

Notable Quotes

“We are excited to return to the Airline project for our second round of fieldwork. The first program gave us confidence in the project's potential, and this next step aims to build on that foundation as we continue to advance exploration in Wyoming's uranium districts.” – Ungad Chadda, CEO, Global Uranium Corp.