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F4 Uranium Corp. reports uranium exploration activity in the Athabasca Basin of northern Saskatchewan. Company updates focus on geophysical surveys, conductor and resistivity targets, and exploration planning at properties such as Murphy Lake and Grey Island, including partner-funded work and follow-up drilling programs tied to uranium target generation.
Recurring corporate news also covers the company's public trading venues, equity-incentive grants, material agreements, governance matters, and capital-structure disclosures. F4's portfolio consists of wholly owned uranium properties totaling roughly 157,000 hectares, with assets spun out of F3 Uranium in 2024.
F4 Uranium (TSXV: FFU, OTCQB: FFUCF) has granted an aggregate 1,122,946 Restricted Share Units (RSUs) to members of its management team and Board of Directors under its shareholder‑approved Equity Incentive Plan. The grants are designed to attract, retain and reward key individuals while aligning their interests with shareholders.
The RSUs will vest 33⅓% one year after the grant date, with the remaining 33⅓% vesting each year thereafter, contingent on continued service and plan terms. Final issuance is subject to all necessary regulatory approvals, including approval from the TSXV. F4 Uranium is a Canadian uranium exploration company focused on the Athabasca Basin, holding 16 wholly owned properties totaling roughly 157,000 hectares.
F4 Uranium (TSXV: FFU, OTCQB: FFUCF) has acquired the 100%-owned, 4,835-hectare Kelic Lake uranium project in northern Saskatchewan through map staking. The property lies on the southern margin of the Athabasca Basin, near several established uranium deposits, and is supported by an extensive historical drilling and geophysical database.
Kelic Lake features airborne mag and VTEM conductors, graphitic basement rocks, widespread sandstone alteration and faulting, and historical anomalous uranium including 191 ppm U₃O₈ over 0.61 m in drill hole KLL-3. The project increases F4’s Athabasca portfolio to about 124,000 hectares across 17 properties and is considered drill-ready pending compilation and review of historical data.
F4 Uranium (TSXV: FFU, OTCQB: FFUCF) has begun its first high-resolution airborne radiometric survey over its 100%-owned Todd Lake and Wales Lake uranium projects in the southwestern Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan. The helicopter-borne RAMP-HD system, operated by RAMP Geological Services, will cover about 3,850 line kilometres to identify radiometric anomalies linked to potential uranium-bearing boulders.
F4 plans to integrate survey data with existing geomorphological datasets to prioritize ground prospecting using hand-held gamma-ray spectrometers. The company also appointed Sonia Graham as Chief Financial Officer effective August 1, 2026, granting her 325,000 RSUs vesting over three years, replacing outgoing CFO Jeremy Polmear.
F4 Uranium (TSXV: FFU; OTC: FFUCF) announced the start of an airborne Mobile MagnetoTellurics (Mobile MT) survey over the western portion of its 40,113-hectare Wales Lake Project in the southwestern Athabasca region. The work, contracted to Expert Geophysics Surveys, will cover approximately 700 line kilometres and seeks to locate extensions of the Patterson Lake Corridor (PLC) and parallel Saloon Trend across F4's 100%-owned Todd Lake and Wales Lake properties.
According to F4 Uranium, the program is the first phase of its 2026 western Athabasca exploration, funded from a recently closed C$1.0 million brokered private placement. A 2025 Mobile MT survey at Todd Lake identified resistivity-low trends interpreted as possible PLC and Carter Trend extensions. Results from the new Wales Lake survey are expected to guide follow-up ground geophysics and eventual drill targeting. Both Wales Lake East/West and Todd Lake are road-accessible via Provincial Highway 955, are significantly underexplored, and lie near major deposits such as Paladin's Triple R and NexGen Energy's Arrow.
F4 Uranium (FFUCF) reported that Traction Uranium has given formal notice to terminate the Hearty Bay mineral property option agreement, effective July 30, 2026, under Section 10.1(b) of the agreement. Following termination, F4 will retain a 100% interest in the Hearty Bay Property.
The Hearty Bay Property consists of 7 mineral claims totaling 11,173 hectares on the northern margin of Saskatchewan’s Athabasca Basin. Historic and recent prospecting have returned boulder assays up to 8.23% U₃O₈. F4 has conducted drilling, till sampling, and gravity surveys and is assessing next exploration steps, independently or with a new partner. The company holds 16 wholly owned properties totaling about 157,000 hectares.
F4 Uranium (TSXV: FFU, FFUCF) reported results from its 4,092 m, 9-hole 2026 drill program at the Murphy Lake project in Saskatchewan. Anomalous radioactivity occurred in 5 of 6 target areas and 6 of 9 holes, confirming two mineralized trends with 1.3 km and 330 m strike lengths.
F4 Uranium (FFUCF) and partner UraniumX expanded the 2026 Murphy Lake drill program in Saskatchewan by 60%, from 2,500 m to 4,000 m. Seven holes are complete, with anomalous radioactivity and strong alteration at the unconformity in all target areas tested, based on spectrometer and downhole gamma readings.
F4 Uranium (OTC:FFUCF) entered an agreement with Red Cloud Securities for a brokered, best-efforts flow-through private placement of up to C$1,000,000.05, selling up to 6,666,667 FT units at C$0.15 each, plus an agent option for 1,000,000 additional FT units.
Proceeds will fund qualifying uranium exploration in Saskatchewan.
F4 Uranium (OTC: FFUCF) agreed with Red Cloud Securities on a brokered, best-efforts flow-through private placement for up to C$1,000,000.05 from 6,666,667 FT Units at C$0.15 each, plus an agent’s option for 1,000,000 extra FT Units.
Each FT Unit includes one flow-through share and half a warrant, with whole warrants exercisable at C$0.22 for 24 months. Proceeds are earmarked for qualifying uranium exploration expenditures in Saskatchewan’s Athabasca Basin. Closing is targeted for July 7, 2026, subject to TSXV approval.
F4 Uranium (TSXV: FFU, OTC: FFUCF) reported new Murphy Lake drill results, with the third and fourth holes extending the mineralized corridor about 300 m along strike.
Holes ML26-017 and ML26-018 in Target Area 2 intersected graphitic, sulphide-rich deformation zones and anomalous radioactivity confirmed by handheld spectrometer and downhole gamma probe readings.