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Greenridge Exploration Inc. (GXPLF) generates a steady flow of news related to its mineral exploration activities across Canada, with a particular focus on uranium and other critical minerals. Company news releases describe how Greenridge advances a broad portfolio of exploration-stage projects and mineral claims, highlighting updates on field programs, technical results, and corporate developments.
Readers following GXPLF news can expect detailed coverage of uranium exploration in and around the Athabasca Basin in Saskatchewan and the Thelon Basin in Nunavut, as well as updates on strategic metals projects. Recent announcements have outlined work programs and results at properties such as the Hook-Carter and Carpenter Lake uranium projects, the Sabre uranium project, the Nut Lake uranium project, and new uranium staking like the Raven project. News items often discuss geophysical surveys, prospecting and sampling campaigns, and planned or ongoing diamond drilling.
Greenridge’s news also covers exploration initiatives at projects targeting nickel, copper, and precious metals, including the Firebird Nickel, Electra Nickel, and Blackbird properties. These updates typically summarize historical data, new exploration findings, and the rationale for further work. In addition, the company issues releases on agreements with Indigenous and northern communities, option and joint venture arrangements with other exploration companies, and capital markets milestones such as its OTCQB listing and DTC eligibility.
For investors and observers, the GXPLF news feed offers insight into how Greenridge prioritizes its projects, allocates exploration efforts, and collaborates with partners and local communities. Regularly reviewing these updates can help track the evolution of the company’s uranium and critical mineral exploration portfolio over time.
Greenridge Exploration (OTCQB: GXPLF) and partner Denison Mines have started a 2026 winter drilling program at the Hook-Carter uranium project in the Athabasca Basin. The joint venture plans up to 8 diamond drill holes totaling ~4,600 metres, targeting the underexplored Derkson Trend.
The program is operating from a temporary work camp and is expected to be completed by end of March 2026. Greenridge holds a 20% interest and Denison holds 80% and is operator.
Greenridge Exploration (OTC: GXPLF) reported 2025 Athabasca Basin exploration across six projects, including airborne and ground geophysics, eight drill holes (1,368 m) at Carpenter Lake and multiple permits for follow-up drilling through 2028. Key results include anomalous uranium, boron and base metals, conductive EM corridors, and refined 2026 drill targets.
Greenridge Exploration (OTC: GXPLF) reported results from its Summer 2025 diamond drilling at the Carpenter Lake uranium project, Athabasca Basin, completing eight holes totaling 1,368 metres along the Cable Bay Shear Zone. Drilling intersected graphitic pelitic gneisses with sulphides and anomalous pathfinder geochemistry including uranium, boron, and base metals. Downhole gamma recorded anomalous radioactivity in 3 of 8 holes. Two holes were lost before planned depth. SWIR and lab work confirmed anomalous dravite (boron) associated with structural zones.
The program extends prospective graphitic units further south and will guide a multi-year exploration campaign.
Greenridge Exploration (OTCQB: GXPLF) and partner Denison Mines plan a 2026 winter drilling program at the Hook-Carter uranium project in the Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan.
Key facts: Greenridge holds 20% and Denison 80% (Denison operator). An exploration permit received in early December 2025 allows geophysical surveying and up to 40 drill holes through Dec 31, 2027. For 2026, Denison and Greenridge plan up to 8 diamond drill holes (~4,600 metres) starting January 2026, with the program expected to finish by end of March 2026. Targets were generated from 2025 high-resolution ground geophysics integrated with historical results. Denison states intentions to collaborate with Indigenous communities under its Indigenous Peoples Policy.
Greenridge Exploration (OTCQB: GXPLF) received interpretation of a 2025 helicopter-borne time-domain electromagnetic (HTDEM) survey over the McKenzie Lake Uranium Project in northern Saskatchewan.
The 365 line-km survey (200 m spacing) covered ~5,766 hectares, mapped a major north–south fault, and identified discrete anomalous conductive zones that overlap a magnetic low—features consistent with graphitic/sulfidic packages prospective for Athabasca uranium. The company will integrate these results with prior 2021 magnetic/radiometric data to plan 2026 surface exploration. A previous prospecting find includes a uranium-bearing boulder assaying 0.101% U3O8. Ground geophysics is recommended to refine targets; an exploration permit is valid to March 31, 2027.
Greenridge Exploration (OTCQB: GXPLF) reported results from a helicopter-borne time-domain electromagnetic and radiometric Xcite™ survey at the Flying Vee Project in Q3 2025. The 2025 Survey comprised 726 line-kilometres at 100-metre line spacings and improved interpretation of known conductive structural trends that could be prospective for sulphide-hosted critical metals (nickel-copper-cobalt) and gold.
Axiom Exploration Group, with New Resolution Geophysics, detected conductive zones coincident with mineral showings at Nickel Lake, Reeve Lake and Day Lake, and radiometric anomalies near the Day Lake gold showing. Management said the results define higher-resolution target zones, bringing the company closer to drill testing.
Greenridge Exploration (OTCQB:GXPLF) reported results from a helicopter-borne MobileMT survey at the Sabre Uranium Project in the Athabasca Basin on Oct 27, 2025. The Survey identified robust basement conductors at ~300–400 metres consistent with graphite-rich lithologies and mapped secondary conductivity in the overlying Athabasca sandstone that may reflect clay alteration halos. MobileMT also outlined NE–SW structural corridors and cross-cutting features, some spatially associated with surface uraniferous sandstone boulders. The company says these results prioritize targets and moves the project closer to drill testing in the months to come.
Greenridge Exploration (OTCQB:GXPLF) has completed a helicopter-borne time-domain electromagnetic (HTDEM) survey at its Bradley Lake Uranium Project in Saskatchewan. The project, which spans 1,147 hectares and is located 30 kilometers northwest of Stony Rapids, SK, is fully owned by Greenridge with no underlying royalties.
The Bradley Lake Project features two significant uranium showings - Bradley West and Bradley East - with historical uranium grades reaching up to 3.53% U3O8. Recent sampling from 2022 by ALX Resources Corp. (acquired by Greenridge in December 2024) yielded uranium values ranging from 0.08% to 1.77% U3O8. The new survey, conducted by Axiom Exploration Group Ltd., aims to identify conductive structural corridors that could potentially host uranium mineralization.
Greenridge Exploration (OTC:GXPLF) has announced its first diamond drilling program at the Carpenter Lake Uranium Project in Saskatchewan's Athabasca Basin. The company owns 60% of the project, which spans 15,091 hectares across nine mineral claims, with potential to earn 100% interest.
The Phase I program includes 1,500 metres of helicopter-supported diamond drilling across up to 8 holes, targeting depths under 200 metres. The program, set to commence in mid-to-late August 2025, will explore multiple high-priority targets along the Cable Bay Shear Zone, characterized by strong geophysical conductors and uranium indicators.
The company has established exploration agreements with local Indigenous communities - English River First Nation and Kineepik Metis Local #9 - ensuring their participation in environmental monitoring and economic benefits.
Greenridge Exploration (OTCQB: GXPLF) has initiated a helicopter-borne time-domain electromagnetic (HTDEM) survey at its Flying Vee Nickel Project in Saskatchewan. The survey, conducted by Axiom Exploration Group, will cover 726 line-kilometers using their proprietary Xcite™ system.
The Flying Vee project spans 10,734 hectares across seven mineral claims, located 25 kilometers north of Stony Rapids. The survey aims to identify conductive zones potentially hosting nickel, copper, cobalt, and gold mineralization. The program includes radiometric data collection to detect radioactive anomalies that could indicate pathfinder minerals.