Appia Completes SPARTAN MT Survey at its Otherside Uranium Property

Executive Summary

• Appia Rare Earths & Uranium Corp. completed its Q1 2026 Spartan magnetotelluric (MT) survey on the 100 % owned Otherside Uranium Property in Saskatchewan’s Athabasca Basin.
• Preliminary MT results reveal a ~49 km fault‑shear EM conductor trend with multiple structural/geochemical traps that are comparable to known high‑grade uranium deposits such as NexGen Energy’s Arrow deposit.
• The company will await final processing and interpretation from Quantec to refine drill‑ready targets for its 2026‑2027 drilling program.

Key Details

• Property: Otherside Uranium Property – 10,441.88 ha, located ~28 km south of Fond du Lac, Saskatchewan.
• Survey Scope: 49 km‑long EM conductor trend identified; MT lines mapped to delineate resistivity contrasts, faults, shear zones, and conductive zones.
• Preliminary Findings:
• Multiple structural geochemical traps along the conductor trend deemed favorable for Athabasca‑style uranium mineralization.
• Electromagnetic signatures similar to NexGen Energy’s Arrow deposit and other benchmark Athabasca Basin deposits.
• Next Steps:
• Final data processing and interpretation by Quantec pending; results will be integrated with 2024 airborne gravity/magnetic surveys and historic datasets into a 3‑D geophysical‑geological model.
• Refined drill target selection for the planned 2026‑2027 drilling program.
• Management Comment: Tom Drivas, President, stated the MT survey is an “important milestone” and that early indications are “very encouraging.”
• Qualified Person Review: Technical content approved by Dr. Irvine R. Annesley, P.Geo., Senior Exploration Consultant (NI 43‑101 QP).

Notable Quotes

“The completion of this MT survey is an important milestone for our Otherside Uranium Property. Early indications are very encouraging, with geophysical signatures comparable to NexGen's ‘Arrow’ and other Athabasca Basin deposits.” – Tom Drivas, President, Appia Rare Earths & Uranium Corp.