Canadian Uranium Corp. has completed a 696 line-kilometre MobileMT geophysical survey across the King South uranium project on the eastern side of the Athabasca Basin.

The survey was flown in an east-west direction as part of the company's ongoing exploration program across its property portfolio. Canadian Uranium acquired its interest in King South through the purchase of Impact Uranium Group Ltd. in March 2026, and later allocated net proceeds from its August 2026 private placement financing to fund the field activities.

“The completion of the MobileMT data set is an exciting first step forward in the exploration of the King South property. This high resolution survey will allow the company to examine deep structures, at depth, where significant new discoveries such as Patterson Lake South and The Arrow deposit were made.”

— Geoff Balderson, Chief Financial Officer

Survey data from the airborne program is expected to arrive within the next few weeks. Following delivery of the dataset, Canadian Uranium will develop a detailed technical interpretation to outline and refine specific targets for upcoming drilling.

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