Geiger Energy intersects 90 meters of near-surface uranium mineralization at Aberdeen Project, peak 15,022 cps

• Geiger Energy reported near-surface uranium mineralization at its Fox Zone on the Aberdeen Project in Nunavut’s Thelon Basin.
• Hole FOX26-003 cut an 89.8-meter mineralized interval from 41.0 to 130.8 meters, with a peak 15,022 cps.
• Radioactivity began at 41 meters depth, indicating a strengthening system toward surface; assays remain pending.
• All three Fox drill holes intersected mineralization or alteration across a 1.3-kilometer target that remains open.
• Fox and Apollo discoveries sit on the Andrew Lake Fault trend toward Orano’s Kiggavik deposits, shaping a 2027 drilling plan.

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