Northwire Canada EditionThursday, August 13, 2026
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CD 0.245 +8.9% DRY 0.310 +1.6% PAAS 73.10 +1.3% S 0.250 −2.0% VOXR 7.22 −0.4% NFG 2.32 +0.0% MFG 3.70 +0.0% ITH 3.90 +1.8% DML 4.59 +0.0% SEVA 0.285 −5.0% CLM 0.055 −8.3% ORE 2.65 −0.4% OOR 0.050 +0.0% MJS 0.095 −5.0% DBG 2.01 −1.0% MOG 0.630 +8.6% CD 0.245 +8.9% DRY 0.310 +1.6% PAAS 73.10 +1.3% S 0.250 −2.0% VOXR 7.22 −0.4% NFG 2.32 +0.0% MFG 3.70 +0.0% ITH 3.90 +1.8% DML 4.59 +0.0% SEVA 0.285 −5.0% CLM 0.055 −8.3% ORE 2.65 −0.4% OOR 0.050 +0.0% MJS 0.095 −5.0% DBG 2.01 −1.0% MOG 0.630 +8.6%
Drill Results

Fortune Bay, Aero Energy begin drilling at Murmac

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Executive Summary

  • Fortune Bay Corp. has begun summer drilling at its Murmac uranium project in northern Saskatchewan, funded by partner Aero Energy Ltd. under an existing option agreement.
  • The program will test three high‑priority targets (A19, A18, A9) selected from airborne EM and ground gravity surveys, focusing on the previously untested northern end of the Armbruster conductor.
  • The partnership enables non‑dilutive exploration, preserving capital for Fortune Bay’s 100 % owned gold assets while maintaining exposure to uranium upside.

Key Details

  • Financing: Exploration work is fully funded by Aero Energy Ltd.; no cash outlay required from Fortune Bay.
  • Option Agreement: Executed on Dec. 15 2023, granting Aero Energy the right to fund and share in exploration results at Murmac.
  • Drill Targets:
  • A19 – Low‑amplitude EM high target on a conductor inflection beneath a small lake; intersecting a major conductor‑parallel fault with a diffuse gravity low.
  • A18 – Low‑amplitude EM high feature coincident with a gravity‑low anomaly where the Armbruster conductor terminates against a cross‑cutting mineralized fault.
  • A9 – Broad EM high anomaly at the edge of a conductor termination, paired with a small downdip gravity low; targets structural confluence of several known mineralized cross‑faults.
  • Operational Efficiency: Shared mobilization and drill contractor costs with another exploration group in Uranium City reduce program expenses.
  • Technical Basis: Target selection derived from airborne EM, ground gravity surveys, historic prospecting data, spectrometer surveying, and geochemical sampling.
  • Qualified Person: Gareth Garlick, P.Geo., Technical Director (qualified under NI 43‑101), reviewed and approved all technical information.
  • Risk Disclosure: Historical drill hole locations have ±50 m uncertainty; unverified historical results may differ from future confirmation work.

Notable Quotes

“Our partner‑funded exploration at Murmac demonstrates how we can unlock value from our uranium portfolio on a non‑dilutive basis for shareholders.” – Dale Verran, CEO, Fortune Bay Corp.

“This drilling program represents an excellent opportunity to test high‑priority uranium targets with strong geophysical signatures in a proven district.” – Gareth Garlick, Vice‑President, Technical Services, Fortune Bay Corp.

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