Global Uranium Reports Final Results from High-Resolution Ground Radiometric Survey at Airline Project, Wyoming

• Most Recent Event: On April 16, 2026, Global Uranium Corp. reported final results from a high-resolution ground radiometric survey at its Airline Project in Wyoming.
• Survey Scope: Approximately 56 kilometers of ground coverage with lines spaced 25 meters apart and continuous data collection at 10-meter intervals.
• Technical Findings: The survey refined previously identified anomalies and identified new, subtle anomalous zones spatially associated with stratigraphic contacts near the unconformity between Tertiary sedimentary units and Archean basement rocks.
• Equipment: Utilized RC-103 RadiaCode instruments for data collection and RS-125 scintillometers for quality control.
• Contextual Progression: This follows a geological mapping completion on April 13, 2026, which identified the Wagon Bed–Archean unconformity and "Scorpion Unit" as priority horizons. It also follows the completion of a technical field program in December 2025 that collected radiometric data and rock samples.
• Management Commentary: CEO Ungad Chadda expressed pleasure with the completion, noting the dataset will support future drill targeting.

• Materiality Level: Routine - Positive. The news confirms operational progress but does not constitute a material change in valuation without assay or drilling results.
• Expectation Alignment: This is an expected step in the exploration workflow (Survey -> Mapping -> Drill Targeting). The market likely anticipated this survey completion following the October 2025 field program announcement and December 2025 mapping updates.
• Positive Aspects: Confirms the company is advancing its technical work on schedule. Identifies new subtle zones which could enhance future drill targeting efficiency.
• Negative/Risk Factors: Radiometric anomalies are not mineralization confirmation. No assay results or resource estimates are provided in this release. The "subtle" nature of new zones suggests further interpretation is required before drilling can be justified.
• Comparison to History: Consistent with previous updates (Dec 2025, Apr 13). No significant deviation from the established exploration timeline.

• Company: Global Uranium Corp. operates as an exploration company focused on uranium deposits in North America.
• Flagship Project (Airline): Located in the Wind River Basin, Wyoming, USA. Focuses on roll-front uranium mineralization near historic producing districts (Copper Mountain).
• Secondary Project (Astro): Located in the eastern Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan. Option to acquire 80% interest from Cosa Resources Corp., subject to earn-in requirements.
• Development Stage: Exploration phase. No drilling has been reported in the provided news history; work is currently focused on geophysical surveys and geological mapping.