Global Uranium Commences Historical Data Review for Wyoming Projects

Global Uranium Corp., based in Calgary, Alberta, has announced the initiation of a comprehensive review of historical data for its uranium projects in Wyoming. Conducted by Big Rock Exploration, this effort aims to compile and analyze geological, geophysical, and geochemical datasets to enhance exploration strategies. The focus areas include Wyoming's Gas Hills, Copper Mountain, and Great Divide Basin districts.

Covering over 2,000 hectares, the Wyoming projects feature regions like Airline #2, Jeep South, Big Bend, WAC, and Jabs. This initiative seeks to identify new uranium targets and refine exploration models. In collaboration with Big Rock Exploration, Global Uranium plans to design future exploration programs, including geophysical surveys and drilling for 2025.

CEO Ungad Chadda expressed confidence that this data review will improve exploration efficiency, targeting high-priority areas. This step is crucial for advancing their Wyoming projects, situated near former uranium mines and deposits.