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Global Uranium Corp. (OTC: GURFF) generates news primarily through updates on its uranium exploration programs in Saskatchewan, Canada, and Wyoming, USA. The company’s releases describe how it advances a portfolio of uranium projects through fieldwork, data compilation, option agreements, and joint ventures.
Recent news has highlighted Global Uranium’s work at the Airline Project in the Copper Mountain uranium district of Wyoming, where the company reports completing detailed geological mapping, high-resolution ground-based radiometric surveys, and targeted rock sampling. Updates also cover the expansion of the Airline Project’s claim block through additional BLM staking and the integration of mapping and radiometric data into a regional exploration model.
Other announcements focus on the broader Wyoming Group of Projects, including the Airline, Jeep, WAC, Big Bend, and Jabs properties. The company has reported completing a comprehensive historic data compilation and geospatial mapping program across these projects and signing a Letter of Engagement with Big Rock Exploration to commence Phase II exploration activities aimed at refining drill targets.
In Saskatchewan, Global Uranium’s news flow includes progress at the Northwest Athabasca Project, a joint venture where the company has entered into an option agreement to earn an interest in Forum Energy Metals’ stake. Releases describe mobilization, camp construction, and preparations for diamond drilling, as well as the use of reprocessed geophysical data to refine drill targets. Additional coverage includes the Astro Project option agreement with Cosa Resources in the eastern Athabasca Basin.
Investors and observers can use this news page to follow Global Uranium’s exploration milestones, technical field programs, option and joint venture developments, and project-level updates across its North American uranium portfolio.
Global Uranium (OTC: GURFF) completed detailed geological mapping at the Airline Project, Wind River Basin, Wyoming, in late October 2025.
Mapping validated multiple units including the Wagon Bed Formation, Archean granite/monzogranite basement, Flathead Sandstone outcrops, and arkosic sandstones. Two priority targets were identified: the Wagon Bed–Archean unconformity with anomalous radioactivity and alteration, and an arkosic horizon called the “Scorpion Unit” with coincident radiometric highs. Hand samples show clay alteration and uranium-bearing minerals pending thin-section confirmation. Results will be integrated with radiometric, geochemical, and mineralogical data to refine 2026 drill targets.
Global Uranium (OTC: GURFF) completed its 2025 technical field program at the Airline project, Wyoming, in a nine-day fall campaign conducted by Big Rock Exploration. The program collected 56.27 line-kilometres of high-resolution ground radiometric data with RadiaCode RC-102 detectors and RS-125 scintillometer checks on north-south lines spaced 25 metres apart, plus detailed geological mapping and 16 rock samples sent to ALS Reno for assay.
Data will be cleaned, normalized, gridded and integrated into the regional exploration model, with lab results expected later this season and a finalized 2026 plan thereafter.
Global Uranium (OTC: GURFF) announced an expansion of its Airline Project land position in the Copper Mountain uranium district, Wyoming on November 26, 2025. The company said Big Rock Exploration staked three new BLM claim additions — 7 ha north, 205 ha west, and 134 ha east — increasing the Airline Project to approximately 664 hectares when combined with the original 60-hectare BLM claim block and a separate 258-hectare Wyoming State Mineral Lease located about 4–4.2 km from the original block. The newly staked parcels remain subject to standard BLM processing and final approval. The company said the larger, continuous footprint supports its long-term exploration strategy across favourable geological trends.
Global Uranium (OTC: GURFF) finalized work plans and selected Big Rock Exploration as contractor for an October 2025 field program at the Airline Project in Wyoming's Copper Mountain District.
A three-person crew (project manager + two geotechnicians) will spend ~one week on detailed radiometric surveying, geological mapping, and surface sampling to refine previously identified radiometric anomalies and to validate favorable stratigraphy and structural controls ahead of defining drill targets.
Qualified Person Jared Suchan, Ph.D., P.Geo., VP Exploration, reviewed and approved the release; QA/QC procedures are referenced in the company's NI 43-101 technical report available on SEDAR+.
Global Uranium Corp. (OTC: GURFF) has announced plans to commence fieldwork at its Airline Project in Wyoming's Copper Mountain District. The program aims to assess surface radiometric signatures and identify potential uranium targets near past-producing roll-front deposits.
The company's second round of fieldwork will focus on evaluating radiometric trends across priority claims and establishing a framework for identifying extensions of known mineralization. This phase will help refine survey design and prepare for future drill targeting programs.
Global Uranium Corp (OTC:GURFF) has announced significant findings from its helicopter-borne ZTEM survey at the Astro Project in Saskatchewan's eastern Athabasca Basin. The survey, conducted between April 13-28, 2025, covered 1,480 line-kilometres and revealed a substantial 25-kilometre northeast-trending conductive corridor.
The survey identified seven target zones, with TZ1, TZ2, and TZ3 designated as high-priority targets due to their strong conductivity responses and favorable magnetic settings. The conductive corridor is interpreted as containing fault-controlled graphitic and pelitic zones, which are typically favorable for uranium mineralization in the region.
This marks the first property-wide EM survey at Astro, where Global Uranium has the right to earn up to an 80% interest. The company plans to conduct ground-based geophysics and drilling to further evaluate the identified targets.
Global Uranium and Cosa Resources have launched a significant geophysical survey at the Astro Uranium Project in Saskatchewan's eastern Athabasca Basin. The helicopter-borne ZTEM survey, conducted by Geotech, will cover over 1,460 line-kilometers to identify deep basement conductors and potential uranium deposits.
This initiative is part of Global Uranium's earn-in agreement with Cosa, announced April 9th, 2025, allowing Global to earn up to 80% project interest. The Astro Project, located 28 kilometers from Cameco's McArthur River Mine, features over 40 kilometers of untested magnetic low strike length.
The survey data will be analyzed by Condor Consulting to guide future exploration, including Ambient Noise Tomography, ground EM surveys, and drill testing planned for 2025-2026. Historical drilling has already identified promising alteration features and geochemical signatures typical of uranium systems.
Global Uranium Corp (OTC: GURFF) and Forum Energy Metals have completed their diamond drilling program and ground geophysical surveys at the Northwest Athabasca Project in Saskatchewan. The winter 2025 program included 656 metres of drilling at Zone 2A and Rosie grid areas, alongside Time Domain Electromagnetic and Direct Current Induced Polarization surveys at Spring Bay.
Key highlights include:
- Elevated radioactivity (170-300 cps) discovered in Zone 2A drill holes
- Bleached sandstone and radioactivity up to 120 cps found in Rosie area
- Major conductor identified at Spring Bay coinciding with strong gravity anomaly
The drilling campaign successfully identified elevated radioactivity in three of four drill holes, confirming the project's potential for uranium mineralization. At Zone 2A, drilling intersected mineralized structures with up to 300 cps within fractures. The Rosie drilling revealed a major fault between two drill holes, showing similarities to the Maurice Bay mineralization setting.
Global Uranium Corp (CSE: GURN | OTC: GURFF) has entered into an option agreement with Cosa Resources Corp to acquire up to 80% interest in the Astro Project, located in Saskatchewan's eastern Athabasca Basin. The project covers 45,734 hectares across 11 claims and includes approximately 40 kilometers of underexplored magnetic lows with potential extensions of the McArthur River/Fox Lake structural corridor.
The agreement is structured in five phases through 2029, requiring Global Uranium to:
- Make total cash payments of $800,000
- Issue 2.6 million common shares
- Fund exploration expenditures of $9.5 million
Cosa will serve as the operator during the first four phases, receiving a standard operator fee. A joint venture will be formed after Phase 2 completion, with ownership increasing progressively from 20% (Phase 1) to 80% (Phase 5).
Global Uranium Corp (GURFF) and Forum Energy Metals have launched diamond drilling operations at the Zone 2A area of the Northwest Athabasca Project in Saskatchewan, Canada. The project, located along Lake Athabasca's northwest shore, includes ground Time Domain Electromagnetic and Direct Current Induced Polarization surveys at the Spring Bay grid.
The exploration program features completed camp construction, with supplies delivered via fixed-wing aircraft and an ice road from Uranium City. Team Drilling began operations on March 19, 2025, focusing on the Andy and Zone 2A trends, with potential expansion to Gomer and Spring Bay targets. SJ Geophysics initiated ground surveys on March 2, with an expected 3-4 week duration.
The project spans 13,876 hectares across 11 contiguous mineral claims. Global Uranium has the option to earn 51% interest in Forum's stake by investing $9M over four years. The companies emphasize ongoing collaboration with local communities and First Nations as a key project focus.