Drilling Underway at Geiger's Hook Project in the Athabasca

Executive Summary

• Geiger Energy Corp. has commenced a winter drilling program at its 100 % owned Hook Project in Saskatchewan, targeting approximately 3,000 m in 8‑15 holes.
• The initial focus will be on the high‑grade ACKIO discovery and the TT target area, with additional prospective zones (NES, Westside, TAB) slated for testing pending early results.
• The program aims to expand known uranium pods, test outboard alteration trends, and potentially identify new mineralized zones to increase the scale of the Hook Project.

Key Details

• Program Scope: ~3,000 m of core drilling planned using two drill rigs during the 2026 winter season.
• Target Count: 8‑15 drill holes, contingent on early outcomes.
• Primary Targets:
• ACKIO: Expand pods 1 and 7 for high‑grade lenses; test ~500 m along the main trend; evaluate eastward sub‑parallel targets within the synform structure.
• TT Area: Located ~5.5 km SW of ACKIO; historical holes (HK24‑016, ‑017, ‑021‑023) intersected 30–145 m of clay alteration. Planned 3‑5 holes will drill below this envelope to hit the base of the alteration system and assess strike extent.
• Secondary Targets (contingent): NES, Westside, TAB – all situated on magnetic lows with strong gravity anomalies and favorable alteration/geochemical signatures from 2024 drilling.
• Geological Context: Both ACKIO and TT lie within a fertile uranium district characterized by hydrothermal alteration, magnetic/gravity lows, and historic high‑grade discoveries (e.g., Atha’s GMZ prospect).
• Objective: Identify additional uranium zones to augment the known ACKIO discovery, thereby building scale and enhancing overall project potential.
• Qualified Person: Rebecca Hunter, P.Geo, President & CEO, reviewed and approved all technical information per NI 43‑101 standards.

Notable Quotes

“Our drill program has commenced at the Hook Project. This phase will focus on extending the ACKIO discovery, and testing outboard targets along prospective trends associated with hydrothermal alteration,” – Rebecca Hunter, President & CEO, Geiger Energy Corp.

All forward‑looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties detailed in the release.