From GlobeNewswire: 2024-11-19 08:00:00

Global Uranium Corp. announces successful radiometric survey results in Wyoming, identifying uranium anomalies in Airline #2 and Big Bend claims. Data analysis shows varying uranium concentrations in different areas, with priority targets identified. CEO Ungad Chadda highlights the exploration potential of these high-priority targets for the Company’s future endeavors.

The radiometric survey covered four project areas in Wyoming, focusing on quantifying equivalent uranium concentrations to refine exploration strategies. The survey results show varying uranium values in different claims, with anomalies identified in Airline #2-1, Airline #2-2, Big Bend-1, and Big Bend-2. The data provides a foundation for targeted exploration efforts to assess uranium potential.

The primary objective of the radiometric survey was to detect uranium anomalies and establish baseline data for drilling targets. The method employed standardized grid-based radiometric sampling to measure equivalent uranium concentrations. Quality assurance and quality control analyses were conducted to ensure data accuracy and reliability for future exploration activities.

Global Uranium Corp. plans to conduct targeted surveys to enhance drill targeting and refine the understanding of uranium-bearing structures in Wyoming. Geophysical methods will be employed to map structural features within sedimentary sequences and identify key pathways for uranium mineralization. The Company aims to gain a detailed understanding of geological features controlling uranium mineralization in the Wyoming projects.

The scientific and technical content of the news release has been reviewed and approved by Jared Suchan, Ph.D., P.Geo., VP of Exploration at Global Uranium Corp. The Company aims to continue exploration efforts on its Wyoming uranium projects, focusing on enhancing drill targeting and refining the understanding of uranium-bearing structures. The Company’s forward-looking statements emphasize its commitment to exploration and potential outcomes of future activities.



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