Commencement Of Exploration Drill Program At Cyclone ISR Project

TORONTO – Premier American Uranium Inc. reported the commencement of its 2025 exploration drill program at the wholly-owned Cyclone ISR Uranium Project, located in the Great Divide Basin, Wyoming. The 2025 program follows the successful inaugural drill campaign in 2024, which confirmed uranium mineralization in multiple areas. This year’s drill program will build on historic drilling and 2024 results by infilling and testing priority areas of known mineralization.

Results from the 2024 program identified uranium mineralization along an apparent ½-mile-long, east-west trend at the Cyclone Rim target, highlighted by intercepts such as 0.088% eU₃O₈ over 10.5 feet (GT of 0.92). This zone remains open in multiple directions and will be a key focus of the 2025 drill campaign. 25 mud rotary drillholes are planned for 2025 at Cyclone Rim, targeting an average depth of 800 feet, for a total of approximately 20,000 feet. Drillhole locations are based on a combination of historic data and positive 2024 results, including those from Cyclone Rim.

Colin Healey, CEO, said, “Last year’s drill program was completed ahead of schedule, which allowed us to accelerate our work and gain valuable insights across the Cyclone Project, including preliminary drilling at the Osborne Draw target. The results exceeded expectations and have directly shaped our strategy for 2025. We are excited to return to the Cyclone Rim target this year and follow up with a focused, efficient drill campaign targeting the most prospective zones as we continue to test the apparent ½ mile mineralized trend defined in the 2024 inaugural campaign. We look forward to releasing results of drilling at regular intervals this summer.”