UraniumX Initiates Ground Gravity Survey at Zoo Bay Project

UraniumX Discovery Corp. plans a ground gravity survey on its Zoo Bay property in the Athabasca Basin. The survey will cover roughly 2,500 stations to detect potential uranium deposits. Previous limited exploration has left UraniumX with opportunities to use modern exploration methods for efficient drill target identification. The survey is designed to explore areas of structural interest, targeting alterations that may suggest uranium mineralization.

The survey, employing geophysical techniques, aims to identify gravitational variations attributed to hydrothermal alteration. These alterations could host uranium, especially in structurally complex zones. Completion is expected by mid-April, with results integrated into existing data to guide drilling.

In parallel, UraniumX engages Fairfax Partners for investor relations, seeks management changes, and grants stock options to consultants. The company advances its exploration endeavors in the highly prospective Athabasca Basin.