Foremost Clean Energy Advances Uranium Property with Survey Results, Targets High-Grade Drilling

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Foremost Clean Energy announced the successful completion of advanced geophysical surveys at its CLK Uranium Property, integrating data to define high-priority drill targets near historic high-grade mineralization.

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• Advanced Geophysical Surveys Completed

  MobileMT electromagnetic and magnetic surveys, along with Ambient Noise Tomography (ANT) surveys, were successfully completed at the CLK Uranium Property in 2025, with the final ANT velocity model recently received.

• High-Priority Drill Targets Defined

  The company is integrating data from both surveys to refine the structural and geological framework and define high-priority drill targets, especially near a historical drill hole (CLG-D1) that intersected 1.01% U3O8.

• Property Permitted for Drilling

  The CLK Property is fully permitted for a multi-phase exploration program, including up to 30 diamond drill holes, providing flexibility to systematically advance priority targets.

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This filing details significant progress in Foremost Clean Energy's exploration efforts at its CLK Uranium Property. The successful completion and integration of MobileMT and Ambient Noise Tomography surveys provide crucial data for identifying high-priority drill targets, particularly around a historical high-grade uranium intercept. For an exploration company, advancing a property to the drill-target definition stage is a critical step towards potential resource discovery and adds tangible value to its assets. The company's readiness with permits for up to 30 drill holes indicates a clear path forward, which could lead to material news in the future.