Future Fuels Completes Gravity Survey At Hornby; Multiple Priority Anomalies Identified; Marketing Update

Core Insights - Future Fuels Inc. has announced the successful completion of a 2025 ground gravity survey at its Hornby Basin Uranium Project, which is the most detailed gravity dataset ever acquired in the region [1][2] - The survey identified several high-priority gravity anomalies associated with structural corridors and known uranium mineralization, enhancing the understanding of subsurface density architecture [2][10] Survey Details - The gravity survey was conducted by EarthEx Geophysical Solutions Inc. and involved advanced techniques, including the use of multiple Scintrex CG-5 gravimeters and a dual-frequency Emlid Reach RS2/RS2+ RTK GNSS system [4] - The program more than doubled the size of the historical IsoEnergy gravity dataset, merging new data with datasets from previous years [3][4] Findings and Implications - The survey revealed a pronounced northeast-southwest trending gravity fabric, with significant anomalies identified in the central structural block, particularly around the Mountain Lake area [6][8] - Notably, a strong positive gravity anomaly was detected over the known uranium system, suggesting a measurable density signature at depth, validating gravity as an effective exploration tool [8][10] Future Plans - EarthEx has recommended several next steps, including high-resolution 3D inversion of the gravity dataset and advanced modeling to refine exploration targets [9] - Future Fuels is evaluating these recommendations as part of its 2026 exploration planning, which includes a proposed 10,000-meter drill program and additional geophysical work [9][10] Marketing Update - Future Fuels has entered into a 60-day marketing services agreement with MCS Market Communication Service GmbH to enhance visibility in European and North American markets, with a total budget of 155,000 euros [11][12]