Bedford begins phase 1 prospecting at Sheppard Lake

Executive Summary

• Bedford Metals has launched a six‑week Phase 1 prospecting program at the Sheppard Lake uranium project in Saskatchewan.
• The program includes surface sampling, radiometric surveying, ground magnetics, radon gas monitoring and helicopter access to remote targets such as VTEM anomalies and historic showings (TZ‑1, TZ‑2, Warr Lake).
• Results will be used to refine drill targets for a planned fall 2025 diamond drilling campaign.

Key Details

• Program Duration: Six weeks, commencing immediately.
• Exploration Techniques: Surface rock/soil sampling, detailed radiometric survey, ground magnetic surveys, radon gas cup deployment.
• Geophysical Targets: VTEM (airborne electromagnetic) anomalies, subsurface EM conductors, historic radioactive zones (TZ‑1, TZ‑2, Warr Lake).
• Logistics: Remote sections accessed by helicopter to ensure full property coverage.
• Objective: Refine existing drill targets and identify additional high‑priority areas for incorporation into the fall 2025 diamond drilling campaign.
• Environmental & Community Commitment: Activities conducted per environmental best practices; ongoing collaboration with local Indigenous communities and regional stakeholders.
• Qualified Person: Dr. Peter Born, PGeo, President of Bedford Metals (NI 43‑101 qualified person).

Notable Quotes

“The launch of our phase 1 prospecting program at Sheppard Lake marks an important next step in systematically advancing this highly prospective project… the combination of surface sampling, geophysical work and radon surveys will provide valuable data that will guide our upcoming drilling program later this year.” – Dr. Peter Born, President

Safe harbor statements included in the original release have been omitted for brevity.