Appia Rare Earths & Uranium Corp. has outlined six additional preliminary drill targets for uranium mineralization at the Otherside Uranium Property in Saskatchewan's Athabasca Basin, following final interpretation of Lines 1 and 3 from its Q1 2026 Magnetotelluric survey.

The new targets expand Appia’s inventory to 16 preliminary drill sites. Line 1 contributes P-02, P-04, and P-06, while Line 3 adds P-13, P-14, and P-15. The interpretation highlights features favourable for Athabasca-style exploration, including conductive zones, density anomalies, magnetic gradients, sandstone disruption, and interpreted unconformity offsets.

Line 1 returned an interpreted unconformity offset, a strong southern conductor, and a historical ZTEM anomaly. Target P-02 associates with a magnetic gradient, positive density anomaly, moderate magnetotelluric response, and a chimney-like geophysical response indicating structural disruption. P-04 features a high-density response, magnetic gradient, weak conductor, and similar chimney-like signature, while P-06 hosts a deep magnetotelluric conductor interpreted as the strongest response on Line 1.

Line 3 identified sandstone disruption above the unconformity and shallower ZTEM anomalies. Target P-13 associates with a dense, faulted body in the sandstone, magnetic low, and moderate conductor. Targets P-14 and P-15 associate with dense bodies in the sandstone, moderate magnetic responses, and conductors located within the sandstone above the unconformity.

To further evaluate the geological model, Appia plans tight-spaced, high-resolution ground magnetotelluric 3D grid and Ambient Noise Tomography surveys over the Line 2 priority corridor. Appia also staked 20 new mineral dispositions near the project between June and August 2026.

"The results from Lines 1 and 3 continue to build momentum at Otherside and further support the uranium discovery potential of this large-scale conductor trend," said Tom Drivas, CEO. "Together with the targets identified on Line 2, Appia now has a strong inventory of preliminary uranium drill targets across Otherside as we continue advancing the Property toward a planned 2027 drill program."

Following the planned geophysical surveys, Appia aims to advance its highest-priority targets to precision diamond drilling in 2027.

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