Radiant Uranium advances Cross Lake exploration as Uranium demand continues to grow

Radiant Uranium is advancing permitting at its de-risked Cross Lake project toward a 2027 diamond drilling campaign targeting resource expansion.

• Company origin: Radiant Uranium was formed about a year ago to capitalize on rising uranium prices driven by expected electricity demand growth, acquiring three Saskatchewan projects it views as de-risked: Cross Lake, Gorilla and Key Lake.
• Cross Lake historical resource: Work dating to the 1970s outlined roughly 371,000 pounds of uranium at an average grade of 0.38% in the Narrow Zone, which CEO Clive Massey says remains open in two directions.

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