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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 (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.
Geiger Energy (TSXV: BEEP; OTCQB: BSENF) is preparing a 10,000-metre summer drill program starting in June 2026 at the Aberdeen Project, Thelon Basin, Nunavut. The campaign will target Loki (unconformity sandstone mineralization and broad alteration) and expand the high-grade Tatiggaq basement discovery.
Work will include step-outs along a 4 km gravity anomaly at Loki and systematic testing of a 1.5 km gravity trend hosting Tatiggaq; winter overland hauling to camp is underway.
Geiger Energy (OTCQB: BSENF) reported early 2026 drill results at the ACKIO prospect, Hook Project, Saskatchewan. Drilling intersected a shallow 10-metre mineralized interval from 52–62 m, with radiometric readings up to 1,000 cps, and confirmed continuity between Pods 1 and 7, with mineralization open along strike.
Assays are pending; radiometric data were collected with a handheld scintillometer and may not directly correlate with uranium grades.
Geiger Energy (OTCQB: BSENF) has started a winter drilling program at its 100%‑owned Hook Project in the Athabasca Basin.
The program plans approximately 3,000 metres in 8–15 holes using two rigs, initially testing the high‑priority ACKIO and TT targets, with additional targets to be drilled pending results.
Geiger Energy (OTCQB: BSENF) will exhibit at PDAC 2026 March 1–4 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre and will attend Ore Day 2026 private investor lunch on February 28 at the Shangri‑La Hotel, Toronto. Geiger will present a corporate and project update to invited investors and industry professionals.
The company will staff booth #2322 in the PDAC Investors Exchange (MTCC South, Level 800) and encourages interested parties to register for Ore Day interest.
Geiger Energy (OTCQB: BSENF) reported final results from its 2025 Aberdeen drill program on February 17, 2026, confirming widespread uranium enrichment and large hydrothermal systems across four priority targets: Loki, Bjorn, Tarzan, and Lobster. A total of 5,300 m was drilled, with Loki returning uranium enrichment in 7 of 9 holes and the first confirmed unconformity-hosted uranium in the NE Thelon Basin.
Highlights include multi-hundred metre sandstone intercepts averaging 1–3+ ppm U, local peaks to 119–345 ppm U, pervasive alteration, radiogenic Pb-isotope anomalies, and multiple under-tested, district-scale targets requiring follow-up drilling.
Geiger Energy (OTCQB: BSENF) issued a shareholder letter outlining its 2026 exploration strategy focused on two flagship uranium assets: the Hook Project (Athabasca Basin) and the Aberdeen Project (Thelon Basin). Planned programs include a 2,000 m drill program at Hook starting mid‑February targeting TT and TAB zones and down‑dip extensions, and a 10,000 m summer drill program at Aberdeen to follow up the Loki unconformity intersection and test major gravity anomalies. The company said it has sufficient capital to execute near‑term drilling and will evaluate funding carefully to limit dilution. Geochemical results will be released as received.
Geiger (OTCQB: BSENF) plans a February 2026 drill program at the Hook project, Athabasca Basin, to test two clay-alteration/radioactive systems: TT (~5.5 km SW of ACKIO) and TAB (~6 km NE of ACKIO). Previous 2024 drilling returned 30–145 m clay alteration across five holes at TT and 130–230 m fracturing/hydrothermal alteration with elevated radioactivity in two holes at TAB.
The winter program will drill 3–5 holes per area to test below the alteration envelopes and a broad gravity low at TAB; logistics and staffing are ready for early February deployment.
Geiger Energy (OTCQB: BSENF) announced a Winter 2026 drill program at the Hook project to test two major clay alteration systems (TT and TAB) identified in 2024 in the Athabasca Basin.
Key highlights include drill intersections of clay alteration from 30–145 m (TT) and 130–230 m (TAB), scintillometer radioactivity up to 890 cps, and measured uranium up to 119.3 ppm in altered intervals. The program follows Geiger’s ACKIO discovery and complements a 2025 Aberdeen summer campaign (~5,300 m drilled).