Noble Plains Uranium Drill Program Continues High Success Rate Over Next Sixteen Holes at Duck Creek Project in Wyoming

Core Insights - Noble Plains Uranium Corp. reports an 81% success rate in its latest drilling results at the Duck Creek Project, confirming a strong geological trend with efficient and cost-effective drilling [1][2][7] Drill Results - The second set of drill results includes significant intersections, such as hole 25-28-009 with 28.5 feet of 0.08% eU3O8 and hole 25-28-010 with 29.0 feet of 0.043% eU3O8 [2][3] - Thirteen out of sixteen new holes intersected uranium mineralization, with an average Grade-Thickness (GT) of 0.69, which is over three times the industry standard cut-off of 0.2 GT [7] Drilling Program Overview - The Duck Creek drill program is permitted for up to 37,400 feet across approximately 150 holes, focusing on three key objectives: confirmation of historic data, expansion of shallow mineralization, and first-ever drilling of the Fort Union Formation [9][10][13] - The exploration target outlined in a Technical Report ranges from 2.37 million tons at 0.03% U₃O₈ to 5.45 million tons at 0.05% U₃O₈, based on assumed GT values [7] Next Steps - Ongoing drilling will continue, with results to be released in batches to maintain transparency, and the first deep Fort Union tests are planned for later in the program [16]