Eagle Plains and Xcite Identify Promising Trends in Uranium Projects

Eagle Plains Resources Ltd. and partner Xcite Uranium Inc. have announced initial geophysical results from a VTEM Plus airborne survey over their Black Bay, Lorado, and Gulch uranium projects in Saskatchewan. The survey, managed by Geotech Airborne Geophysical Surveys, highlights potential areas for further exploration due to distinct geophysical trends.

At the Gulch Project, the Black Bay Fault, a key structure for uranium mineralization, is prominently defined between zones of varying conductivity. Similar geophysical correlations are observed at the Lorado Project, while uranium is positioned along magnetic highs at the Black Bay project.

Eagle Plains previously granted Xcite a right to earn up to 80% interest in several uranium projects, emphasizing the Black Bay, Lorado, and Gulch sites. The combined survey data supports upcoming summer fieldwork and drilling plans in late 2026.