Global Uranium Announces Final Results from High-Resolution Radiometric Survey at Wyoming Airline Project
CALGARY, Alberta — Global Uranium Corp. (CSE: GURN | OTC: GURFF | FRA: Q3J) has officially released the conclusive findings from its comprehensive 2025 ground-based radiometric survey conducted at the Airline Project, situated within Wyoming's Wind River Basin. The extensive program has successfully refined previously identified radiometric anomalies from 2024, expanded survey coverage into newly acquired territories, and generated a high-density dataset that will significantly enhance future interpretation and drill targeting efforts.
Survey Methodology and Technical Details
The radiometric survey was executed by Big Rock Exploration, encompassing approximately 56 kilometers of ground coverage with meticulously spaced survey lines at 25-meter intervals. Continuous data collection occurred at roughly 10-meter intervals throughout the program. The technical team employed advanced RC-103 RadiaCode instruments for primary data acquisition, supplemented by RS-125 scintillometer readings collected at strategically selected stations to ensure rigorous quality control and precise instrument correlation.
Key Findings and Geological Implications
The results from this high-resolution survey have substantially improved the definition of known radiometric anomalies while simultaneously identifying additional subtle anomalous zones that remained undetected in earlier, lower-density surveys. Several of these radiometric responses appear to be spatially associated with critical stratigraphic contacts near the unconformity between Tertiary sedimentary units and underlying Archean basement rocks. This specific geological configuration is widely recognized as highly favorable for uranium mineralization within the district, suggesting promising exploration potential.
"We are extremely pleased with the successful completion of this crucial phase of work at the Airline Project," stated Ungad Chadda, CEO of Global Uranium. "The program effectively utilized state-of-the-art RC-103 instruments to collect an exceptionally high-density radiometric dataset, thereby efficiently advancing the project and providing robust support for future drill targeting initiatives."
Qualified Person Oversight and Technical Verification
Jared Suchan, Ph.D., P.Geo., who serves as Global Uranium's Vice President of Exploration and is recognized as a "Qualified Person" under National Instrument 43-101, has thoroughly reviewed and approved all scientific and technical contents contained within this news release. For comprehensive details regarding the Company's quality assurance, quality control protocols, and data verification procedures, interested parties are directed to consult the technical report entitled "NI 43-101 on the Northwest Athabasca Project Northern Saskatchewan Centered at: Latitude 59°24'00" N, Longitude 109°54'00" W," available through the Company's profile on the SEDAR+ platform.
About Global Uranium Corp.
Global Uranium Corp. maintains a strategic focus on the exploration and development of uranium assets primarily across North America. The Company's current portfolio includes several key uranium projects:
- The Wing Lake Project located in the Mudjatik Domain of northern Saskatchewan, Canada
- The Astro Project (in partnership with Cosa Resources Corp.) situated in the eastern Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan
- The Airline Project in the northern Wind River Basin, Wyoming, USA
- Additional exploration projects across Wyoming's Gas Hills and Great Divide Districts
This latest survey represents a significant step forward in Global Uranium's systematic approach to identifying and developing promising uranium resources in geologically favorable regions.
