Geiger Energy Corporation

Key HighlightsApollo Hits Again: APL26-002 intersected 45 metres of elevated radioactivity from ~40-85 metres depth, 100 metres along strike from the discovery hole. Alteration and sporadic radioactivity continue to ~240 metres.Closer to Surface: The main radioactive interval begins at ~40 metres depth, shallower than in the discovery hole, showing the system extends toward surface.Same Fault, Same Signature as Fox: APL26-002 hit the same altered breccias and Andrew Lake Fault structure seen at Fox and extending onto Orano's Kiggavik Project.District Scale: Fox and Apollo sit 10 kilometres apa...

Key HighlightsHigh-Grade Radioactivity at Fox: Third hole FOX26-003 intersected five main zones of uranium mineralization over an 89.8 metre interval, with radioactivity up to 15,022 cps¹, the strongest hole drilled at Fox to date. Assays are pending.Mineralization From Just 41 Metres: Mineralization in FOX26-003 begins at only 41.0 metres depth, substantially shallower than the discovery hole, the system is strengthening toward surface.Three for Three: Every hole drilled at Fox has intersected uranium mineralization and/or extensive alteration across a 1.3-kilometre target that remains o...

Key HighlightsSecond Discovery, First Hole at Apollo Target: APL26-001, the first hole ever drilled at Apollo, intersected approximately 16 metres of elevated radioactivity1 in two zones from 206 to 210 m and 216 to 228 m depth with additional elevated radioactivity beginning at approximately 68 m.Follows the Fox Discovery: Apollo comes just two weeks after Geiger's first-hole uranium discovery at Fox, announced September 1, 2026 and more drilling is already underway.Grassroots and Shallow: Like Fox, Apollo had never been drill tested. Geiger identified it with the same gravity, magnetic and s...