Geiger Energy Corp. reports uranium exploration developments tied to its project portfolio in northern Canada. The company’s recurring updates focus on drilling, radiometric and geochemical results, and target advancement at the 100% owned Hook Project in Saskatchewan’s Athabasca Basin, including the ACKIO prospect, and the Aberdeen Project in Nunavut’s Thelon Basin.
News about BSENF also covers the company’s broader uranium discovery strategy across Athabasca and Thelon Basin properties, including exploration work around targets and discoveries such as Loki, Tatiggaq and Qavvik. Corporate updates include equity offerings, shareholder communications, industry conference participation and risk disclosures related to exploration funding, regulatory conditions and commodity-sector execution.
Geiger Energy (BSENF) intersected 45 metres of elevated radioactivity in its second Apollo drill hole at the Aberdeen Project in Nunavut. Hole APL26-002 tested 100 metres southwest of the discovery hole, with the main interval at approximately 40–85 metres depth, shallower than the discovery intercept. Core readings reached 180 counts per second, while the downhole probe reached 402 counts per second. The strongest radioactivity coincided with poor core recovery.
Sporadic elevated radioactivity and strong alteration continued to approximately 240 metres. Apollo and Fox lie ten kilometres apart along the Andrew Lake Fault. Geiger plans to test beneath the fault at Apollo, its two undrilled gravity anomalies and additional targets. Assays are expected later in 2026, with the next drilling planned for early June 2027. Radioactivity readings indicate radioactive minerals but do not establish uranium grades.
Geiger Energy (BSENF) reports its strongest uranium radioactivity to date at the Fox Zone on the Aberdeen Project in Nunavut, with assays for 2026 drilling still pending.
Follow-up hole FOX26-003, collared 25 m northwest of the discovery hole, intersected five main zones of uranium mineralization over an 89.8 m interval from 41.0 to 130.8 m depth, including peak downhole probe readings of 15,022 cps. Mineralization begins at only 41.0 m, substantially shallower than the discovery hole, and is associated with extensive clay, limonite, sooty pyrite and hematite alteration typical of regional uranium systems. All three holes drilled at Fox to date have intersected uranium mineralization and/or strong alteration across a 1.3 km target that remains largely untested.
Fox and the Apollo discovery, located 10 km apart, both sit on the Andrew Lake Fault along strike from Orano's Kiggavik-area deposits, which host an approximate 127 million pound historical uranium resource. Geiger plans aggressive follow-up drilling at Fox and Apollo and systematic testing of additional gravity-defined targets along the 17 km corridor in 2027.
Geiger Energy (BSENF) reported a second grassroots uranium discovery at its Aberdeen Project on September 14, 2026, with the first hole at the Apollo target intersecting multiple zones of elevated radioactivity.
Drill hole APL26-001 cut approximately 16 metres of elevated radioactivity in two main zones from 206–210 m and 216–228 m, with additional elevated radioactivity beginning near 68 m depth in a 384 m hole. Apollo, like the recently discovered Fox target 10 km away, lies on the Andrew Lake Fault, the same structural corridor as Orano’s Kiggavik-area deposits, which host about 133 million pounds of historical uranium resources. Apollo covers three gravity-low anomalies over roughly 3.7 km, and only the central anomaly has been drilled to date. Geiger plans follow-up drilling at both Apollo and Fox and will continue testing more than 50 targets across the 95,500-hectare Aberdeen property in the Thelon Basin.
Geiger Energy (BSENF) announced that James Sykes has resigned as a director of the company. Sykes founded Baselode Energy, Geiger’s predecessor, and was instrumental in building its uranium portfolio and exploration approach.
The board thanked him for his contributions and wished him success in future endeavours.
Geiger Energy (OTCQB: BSENF) reported a new uranium discovery at the previously undrilled Fox Zone on its Aberdeen Project in Nunavut. The first drill hole, FOX26-001, intersected two main intervals totaling about 50 m of elevated radioactivity from 173–193 m and 200–230 m, with readings largely above 100 cps and locally above 500 cps. Mineralization occurs from near surface to the current 350 m end of hole and is associated with strongly altered quartz breccia along the Andrew Lake Fault.
Fox lies directly on the structural trend that hosts Orano’s Kiggavik uranium deposits and forms part of a 17 km corridor across Geiger’s ground, with multiple untested gravity-low targets. Geiger plans immediate follow-up drilling at Fox and systematic testing of similar anomalies along the Andrew Lake corridor.
Geiger Energy (TSXV: BEEP, OTCQB: BSENF) reported that shareholders approved all matters presented at its Annual General and Special Meeting held on July 28, 2026. According to Geiger Energy, management views this support as an endorsement of its plans and will continue advancing its 2026 drill programs at Aberdeen and Hook.
Geiger Energy (OTCQB: BSENF) has started its 2026 summer drill program on the Aberdeen Project in the Thelon Basin, Nunavut, prioritizing the Loki and Tatiggaq uranium targets.
Plans include ~10 holes at Loki testing a 4 km gravity anomaly and systematic, deeper drilling at Tatiggaq along the main ENE-trending fault to expand a high-grade, basement-hosted discovery. The company controls 95,519 hectares with 50+ high-priority targets in the district.
Geiger Energy (OTCQB: BSENF) has completed mobilization for its 2026 summer exploration at the Aberdeen Project in the Thelon Basin, Nunavut, with drilling set to begin in late June.
The program will focus on the Loki unconformity-style target and the Tatiggaq high-grade basement-hosted uranium discovery, plus other targets if time and budget allow.
Geiger Energy (OTCQB:BSENF) launched marketed public and private equity offerings to raise a minimum of C$4.0M and up to C$7.0M (or up to C$8.05M with over-allotment/agents' options).
Offerings include Units at C$0.22, flow-through shares at C$0.25 and charity FT units at C$0.325/C$0.30; warrants exercisable at C$0.30 for 36 months. Closing expected on or around May 7, 2026. Net proceeds will fund exploration in the Thelon and Athabasca basins and general working capital.
Geiger Energy (OTCQB: BSENF) reported new 2026 drilling results at the ACKIO prospect, Hook Project, Saskatchewan, including a maximum downhole radiometric reading of 11,491 cps at 202.0 m in hole AK26-148 and a 10.1 m high-grade lens averaging 3,768 cps (197.2–207.3 m).
AK26-148 also returned 5.9 m @ 428 cps (80.7–86.6 m) and 2.7 m @ 465 cps (220.5–222.6 m). Approximately 1,700 m drilled to date; assays are pending.