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F4 Uranium Corp (FFUCF) generates news primarily around uranium exploration activities in the Athabasca Basin region of northern Saskatchewan. Company announcements focus on geophysical survey results, drill programs, property agreements and corporate developments related to its portfolio of 17 uranium exploration properties.
Recent news releases describe airborne Mobile MagnetoTellurics and VTEM Plus surveys, the identification of new conductive trends, and maiden drill programs on projects such as Wales Lake and Todd Lake. Updates often highlight intersections of graphitic and sulfide-bearing structures, the interpretation of conductive corridors, and the development of targets for future ground geophysical work and drilling as the company explores for basement-hosted uranium mineralization.
F4 Uranium’s news flow also covers property-level transactions and partnerships, including an option agreement granting Stearman Resources Inc. the right to earn up to a 70% interest in the Murphy Lake uranium property. These announcements outline staged cash payments, exploration expenditure commitments, equity financings and royalty terms that shape how the property may be advanced.
Corporate updates include listings and eligibility milestones, such as the company’s trading on the OTCQB under the symbol FFUCF and DTC eligibility for its common shares, as well as changes in technical leadership roles. Investors and observers following FFUCF news can monitor exploration progress, technical interpretations, option agreements and trading-related developments that the company discloses as it advances its Athabasca Basin uranium projects.
F4 Uranium (FFUCF) completed an airborne Mobile Magnetotellurics (Mobile MT) survey over the Grey Island Project in the southern Athabasca Basin on February 3, 2026. The survey identified multiple large-scale linear resistivity low features that define prospective conductive corridors and priority target areas.
The property lies ~70km west of Key Lake mine and ~60km east of Cameco's Centennial deposit. Nearby historic results include a 707ppm U sandstone sample 12km west and 0.015% U3O8 assays ~10km east. Only one documented drill hole exists on Grey Island, which showed alteration and basement graphite/pyrite.
F4 Uranium (FFUCF) announced TSXV approval of an option agreement with Stearman Resources granting Stearman an exclusive option to earn up to 70% of the Murphy Lake uranium property in Saskatchewan.
Key terms: Stearman to pay $800,000 (including a $50,000 non-refundable payment) and fund $10,000,000 in exploration over 42 months to earn 50%. A further option allows Stearman to acquire an additional 20% by paying $500,000 and funding $8,000,000 within five years. F4 will retain a 2.0% NSR royalty after the initial option. Eight claims comprise the Property; no finder’s fees were payable.
F4 Uranium (TSXV: FFUCF) completed an airborne Mobile MagnetoTellurics (Mobile MT) survey over the southern portion of its Todd Lake Project in the southwestern Athabasca Basin on December 15, 2025.
The survey identified possible extensions to the Patterson Lake Corridor (PLC) and the Carter Trends within the Clearwater Domain, and will guide targeted ground geophysics and drill targeting on a property that has never been drill tested. Todd Lake lies adjacent to regional uranium shows, including NexGen's Arrow (~20 km east), Paladin's Triple R (~14 km east), and F3 Uranium's Tetra Zone (~4 km north).
F4 Uranium (TSXV: FFU / OTC: FFUCF) completed an airborne Mobile MagnetoTellurics (Mobile MT) survey over the Cree Bay Project in September 2025 and identified a broad resistivity-low zone through the property that defines a priority area for follow-up drilling.
Limited 2019 drilling (CB19-001) recorded the Athabasca unconformity at 565 m—about 350 m deeper than expected—indicating a structural offset. Cree Bay lies along the Virgin River Conductive Corridor, ~10 km from Fir Island. Results will be merged with 2022 ground data to refine targets; Mobile MT interpretation is also underway for three additional F4 projects.
F4 Uranium Corp (OTCQB: FFUCF) has promoted Erik Sehn, P.Geo., from Senior Project Manager to Vice President of Exploration. Sehn brings significant technical expertise from his work on the Triple R deposit and played a key role in discovering F3's JR and Tetra Zones.
The appointment strengthens F4's exploration leadership in the Athabasca Basin, where the company aims to develop its portfolio, including recently optioned Murphy Lake property (70% acquisition agreement with Stearman Resources) and underexplored properties in the Patterson Lake Area.
F4 Uranium Corp (OTCQB:FFUCF) has announced the discovery of three new conductive trends at its Wales Lake West Property in Saskatchewan's western Athabasca Basin region. The findings come from a 1,031 km airborne VTEMTMPlus survey of the Wales Lake Project.
The property is strategically located approximately 20 km southwest of Paladin's Triple R uranium deposit and 28 km southwest of Nexgen Energy's Arrow deposit. The project area is positioned southwest of multiple conductive corridors, including the Dirkson and Saloon Trend, which hosts Nexgen Energy's PCE uranium occurrence and Paladin Energy's Saloon East discovery.
F4 Uranium Corp (TSXV: FFU) has completed its maiden drill program at the Wales Lake Project, strategically located 28km southwest of Nexgen Energy's Arrow deposit. The program completed 2 drillholes totaling 655 metres, with both successfully intersecting conductor targets.
Key findings include drillhole WL25-003 expanding the graphitic corridor by 2km with multiple graphitic structures, and WL25-004 intersecting graphite and sulfide alteration in a new area. The Wales Project contains approximately 150 VTEM conductors spanning 130 km in strike length, with only 3 conductor trends tested so far.
F4 Uranium Corp. (OTCQB: FFUCF) has entered into a significant option agreement with Stearman Resources for its Murphy Lake uranium property in Saskatchewan. The agreement grants Stearman the option to acquire up to a 70% interest in the property through a two-phase structure.
The initial option allows Stearman to acquire a 50% stake by paying $750,000 in cash over 24 months and funding $10 million in exploration expenditures over 42 months. Stearman must also raise $3 million within 6 months and issue shares to F4 representing 9.9% ownership.
The bump-up option enables Stearman to acquire an additional 20% interest by paying $500,000 over 36 months and funding $8 million in additional exploration. F4 will retain a 2.0% NSR royalty upon commercial production.
F4 Uranium Corp (TSXV: FFU, OTCQB: FFUCF) has announced its successful listing on the OTCQB Exchange, marking a significant milestone in expanding its market presence. The company has also received DTC eligibility, enabling electronic clearing and settlement of its shares in the United States.
Trading under the symbol FFUCF commenced on June 21, 2025, while the company maintains its listing on the Toronto Stock Exchange. These developments aim to enhance visibility, improve trading liquidity, and broaden the company's investor base.
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