Large-Scale Radiometric & Magnetic Geophysical Survey At Copper Mountain Project

VANCOUVER – Myriad Uranium Corp. has just completed a large-scale helicopter-borne radiometric and magnetic survey across the entire Copper Mountain Uranium Project.
CEO, Thomas Lamb, said, “We are very pleased to have completed this helicopter-borne radiometric survey across the entire Copper Mountain project ahead of winter. This survey has been planned for some time and is a key step in understanding the wider potential of the entire project and indeed the district, and the knowledge gained will substantially strengthen our exploration and development programs.
Our extensive proprietary historical data set, along with recently obtained documents—including the comprehensive 1982 Bendix study, which assessed the broader district’s contained uranium at ~655 Mlbs and a smaller area (the so-called “Contral Area”, of which Myriad controls at least 70%) at ~245 Mlbs—confirms that several highly prospective areas at Copper Mountain were historically underexplored simply because they were difficult to access. This survey, particularly the radiometric survey, will illuminate those areas in a way that was never previously possible and allow us to understand and test the Bendix findings in a meaningful way. (Note these are not NI 43-101 category estimates. See the Company’s recent press release here and also the section on historical estimates below). In addition, once processed, these surveys will be extremely useful as we refine targets for our next phase of drilling which we will launch as soon as possible during 2026.”