Xcite Uranium reports peak 29,586 cps radioactivity at Don Lake project in Saskatchewan

• Xcite Resources reported drill intersections of anomalous radioactivity at its Don Lake uranium project near Uranium City, Saskatchewan.
• Peak downhole readings reached 29,586 cps over 0.7 m from 22.03 m in hole DN26008.
• Hole DN26009 returned up to 21,485 cps over 2.2 m from 25.83 m; DN26005 hit up to 15,180 cps over 1.3 m.
• The 1,106 m, 10-hole program tested B Zone and C Zone targets within an A-B-C corridor traced about 525 m by historical work.
• Assays are pending; the approved 2026 Don Lake budget totals about $1.1 million, including $900,000 allocated for drilling.

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