Advancement Of Drill Permitting On Project At Core Of Shirley Basin Uranium District

URANIUM – Noble Plains Uranium Corp. has submitted a drill permit application for a 15-hole program on the recently optioned Shirley Central Property-just one month after acquiring the strategic claims. Located in the heart of Wyoming’s Shirley Basin, a prolific and infrastructure-ready uranium district in the United States, this initiative marks a step forward in the Company’s strategy to rapidly convert brownfield assets into compliant uranium resources. The Shirley Central Property is surrounded by two of the most active uranium developers in the United States-Ur-Energy Inc. and Uranium Energy Corp. (UEC). Several Noble Plains claims lie directly within Ur-Energy’s permit boundary, while others are encircled by UEC’s land package, positioning Noble Plains squarely in the centre of a rapidly evolving production hub. Ur-Energy’s Shirley Basin Project currently hosts a 43-101 compliant Measured and Indicated Resource totalling 8.816 million pounds U3O8 at an average grade of 0.23%¹ and is currently under construction².

“This is exactly the kind of brownfield opportunity that aligns with our corporate mission-projects with historical workings, clear geological upside, and the potential to be fast-tracked into defined resources,” said Drew Zimmerman, President of Noble Plains. “With permitting now underway, we are executing on our plan to advance this asset through focused, modern exploration with the objective of delineating a compliant resource at Shirley Central.”