Xcite Uranium reports peak 51,978 cps radioactivity in first Don Lake drill holes in Saskatchewan

• Xcite Uranium reported anomalous radioactivity in the first three 2026 drillholes at its Don Lake uranium project in Saskatchewan.
• Peak hand-scintillometer reading hit 51,978 cps in hole DN26001 at 55 meters; multiple additional anomalous intervals were logged.
• Hole DN26002 returned up to 33,940 cps over 2.7 meters from 31.13 meters; DN26003 returned up to 10,320 cps over 1.2 meters.
• Program targets near-surface, structurally controlled uranium mineralization; 14-hole, 1,500-meter diamond drill campaign is planned.
• Don Lake budget is about $1.1 million; assays from the new drilling are pending.

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