{"success":true,"data":{"pressRelease":{"id":"109325","rtpr_id":"nNFC62rBFC","ticker":"NRDX","exchange":"","all_tickers":["NRDX"],"title":"NordX Historical Drill Core Resampling Confirms 11.3m Grading 0.68% U3O8 Beginning at 21.2m Downhole, at the Riutta Project, Finland","author":"Newsfile Corp","published_at":"2026-08-05T11:30:17.551Z","article_body":"Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - August 5, 2026) - NordX Metals\nCorp. (CSE: NRDX) (OTCQB: NRDMF) (FWB: 0UL0) (\"NordX\" or the \"Company\") is\npleased to announce assay results from a historical drill core resampling\nprogram confirming significant, shallow uranium mineralization at its\n100%-owned Riutta project (\"Riutta\"), near Joensuu in eastern Finland.\n\nThe best result came from the Ristimonttu prospect where drill hole AREVA DH1\nintersected 11.3 metres (\"m\") at 0.68% uranium oxide (\"U(3)O(8)\") from 21.20\nto 32.50m including 3.7m grading 1.52% U(3)O(8) between 28.30 and 32.00m. The\nestimated true thickness of the interval is 8.6m. AREVA (now Orano) drilled\nthe hole in 2008. The core went unassayed amid the company's global\nrestructuring and a downturn in uranium prices, ahead of the 2010 sale of its\nFinnish uranium assets to Mawson Resources which subsequently sampled this\nsame interval and reported a historical result in 2011 that is consistent with\nNordX's result above. This historical result has not been verified by the\nCompany's Qualified Person and should not be relied upon.\n\nOther notable results from the newly sampled intervals include:\n*\n2m at 0.20% U(3)O(8) between 62.80m and 64.80m, including 0.5m at 0.66%\nU(3)O(8) between 63.8m and 64.3m from Atomienergia's drill hole AE-7;\n*\n1.75m at 0.033% U(3)O(8) between 39.75m and 41.5m including 0.6m at 0.07%\nU(3)O(8) between 39.75m and 40.35m from AREVA's drill hole DH2;\n*\n0.85m at 0.094% U(3)O(8) between 5.8m and 6.65m from AREVA drill hole DH1; and\n*\n2.6m at 0.17% U(3)O(8) between 22.2m and 24.8m from Outokumpu drill hole\nEP038.\n\nAnomalous grades of copper and silver were also identified together with some\nof the elevated uranium grades with maximum assay values grading up to 0.45%\nCu and 46g/t Ag in AREVA DH1 (see Appendix, below).\n\n\"This confirms one of the best uranium drill intercepts in Finland's history\nand demonstrates the potential for highly significant near-surface uranium\nmineralization at Riutta,\" said Jon Franklin, NordX President and Director.\n\"Mineralization has been recorded over 450 metres of strike within a larger\n3.6 kilometre trend. As such, we are really excited to get to working at\nRiutta and are looking forward to exploration success.\"\n\nRiutta Uranium Project History\n\nThe Riutta uranium occurrence was discovered in 1958 through radiometric\nboulder tracing. Four exploration campaigns have followed — Atomienergia\n(1958-59), Outokumpu Oy (1960-63), the Geological Survey of Finland (\"GTK\")\n(1983-88), and AREVA (2008-09) — totalling 65 drill holes across 6,275 m,\nwith only 10 holes drilled in the last 38 years. Over 500 mineralized boulders\nhave been located at Riutta, more than one hundred assaying above 1% uranium,\nand trenching at the Ristimonttu and Unimonttu prospects has exposed\npitchblende veins and pockets. Prior to the newly confirmed AREVA DH1 results,\nthe best previously assayed drill results at Riutta were in drill hole 324,\nwhich intersected 3.6m at 1.10% U(3)O(8) between 42.00m and 45.60m (including\n0.35m at 9.79% U(3)O(8) between 42.60m and 42.95m) at the Unimonttu prospect,\nand in drill hole AE-7 which intersected 1.0 m at 0.35% U(3)O(8) between 63.30\nm and 64.30m at the Kolmosviuhka prospect, located 260 m and 450 m SSE of\ndrill hole AREVA DH1, respectively (Figure 1). The historical drill results\nand boulder sampling data referenced above have not been verified by the\nCompany's Qualified Person and should not be relied upon.\n\n(https://images.newsfilecorp.com/files/11951/308052_0071b20c3435a828_001full.jpg)\n\nFigure 1. Geological compilation map showing historical drilling at Riutta.\nAll newly sampled drillholes fall within this area except drillhole EP038\nwhich targets the Paukkajanvaara prospect approximately 11km north in another\npart of the Riutta tenement.\n\nTo view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit:\nhttps://images.newsfilecorp.com/files/11951/308052_0071b20c3435a828_001full.jpg\n\nFull assay results from the newly sampled intervals are set out in the\nAppendix to this news release.\n\nPrevious historical drill core sampling by Mawson Resources\n\nMawson Resources sampled and analysed the same AREVA DH1 interval and reported\nthe results in a September 20, 2011 news release. The underlying assay data\nwas later sold, along with the Riutta property, to Tournigan Energy Ltd. in\n2012, renamed months later as European Uranium Resources (\"EUR\"). Most of\nEUR's claims were subsequently allowed to lapse or were relinquished, and the\ndata was never filed with Finland's Safety and Chemicals Agency (\"Tukes\").\nNordX has not been able to obtain the underlying assay data or methodology.\n\nRiutta Uranium Project Mineralization\n\nUranium mineralization at Riutta occurs as thin pitchblende veins (up to a few\nmm wide) infilling fractures and microbreccias within a sericite-quartz schist\nhost. The bedrock comprises Archean granitoids and gneisses overlain by\nPaleoproterozoic quartzitic metasediments, cut by mafic to ultramafic dykes.\nRiutta is interpreted as a structurally controlled, low-temperature\nhydrothermal uranium system, with extensive alteration including epidote,\nchlorite, quartz, sericite, albite, potassium feldspar, carbonate, and\nclinozoisite.\n\nSampling protocol and assay method\n\nDrill core was logged and marked to show where historical core was to be half-\nor quarter-sampled, in some cases using an automated diamond-blade saw. Cut\nsections were bagged, assigned sample IDs, and logged in a sample register.\nResampling took place at GTK's core archive in Rovaniemi, Finland; samples\nwere then driven personally by NordX geologists to CRS Laboratories Oy in\nKempele, near Oulu, for preparation and assay. CRS Laboratories Oy is\nindependent of NordX. Samples were crushed, split, and pulverized under\nstandard procedures, then assayed by four-acid digestion with an ICP-MS finish\n(method 4A-MS12).\n\nA Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QAQC) program monitored sampling,\npreparation, and assay quality throughout the resampling campaign, inserting\nfour OREAS certified reference standards, two core duplicates, and one blank\ninto the sample stream — together representing 8% of all samples submitted\nfor analysis. CRS Laboratory operates under ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation and\nis widely trusted by Nordic mining and exploration companies for geochemical\nanalysis. All QAQC control samples returned results within acceptable limits\nfor accuracy and precision, and no issues were identified that would affect\nthe reliability of the assay dataset. All standards plotted within two\nstandard deviations of certified values, all blanks returned below detection\nlimit or below threshold and all duplicates showed <20% relative percent\ndifference.\n\nQualified Person\n\nThe scientific and technical information in this news release has been\nreviewed and approved by Avrom E. Howard, MSc, PGeo (Ontario), Principal\nGeologist at Nebu Consulting, LLC, an independent US-based mineral exploration\nconsulting firm. Mr. Howard is independent of NordX, and is a Qualified Person\nas defined by National Instrument 43-101.\n\nAbout NordX Metals Corp.\n\nNordX is an exploration and development company advancing uranium, lithium,\nand rare earth projects in politically stable jurisdictions with the\ninfrastructure to support rapid, cost-effective exploration, development, and\nproduction.\n\nThe Company's consolidated financial statements and related management's\ndiscussion and analysis are available on the Company's website at\nhttps://nordxmetals.com or under its profile on SEDAR+ at www.sedarplus.ca.\n\nOn Behalf of NordX Metals Corp.\n\n\"Andrew Bowering\"\nInterim Chief Executive Officer\nTelephone: +1-604-428-6128\nEmail: ir@nordxmetals.com\n\nForward-Looking Statements\n\nThis news release includes \"forward-looking statements\" and \"forward-looking\ninformation\" within the meaning of Canadian securities legislation. All\nstatements included in this news release, other than statements of historical\nfact, are forward-looking statements, including, without limitation,\nstatements regarding the timing, scope and results of future exploration and\npermitting activities at Riutta; and the Company's expectations regarding the\nsignificance of the resampling results disclosed in this news release.\nForward-looking statements are often identified by the use of words such as\n\"anticipate\", \"believe\", \"plan\", \"estimate\", \"expect\", \"potential\", \"target\",\n\"budget\" and \"intend\" and statements that an event or result \"may\", \"will\",\n\"should\", \"could\" or \"might\" occur or be achieved and other similar\nexpressions, including the negatives thereof.\n\nForward-looking statements are based on the reasonable assumptions, estimates,\nanalysis and opinions of management made in light of its experience, current\nconditions and expected developments, as well as other factors management\nbelieves to be appropriate in the circumstances. Such statements are subject\nto known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause\nactual results or events to differ materially from those expressed or implied\nby such forward-looking statements. These risks and uncertainties include, but\nare not limited to, the risk that boulder (float) samples may not be sourced\nfrom or proximal to a bedrock source and that drilling may not locate in-situ\nmineralisation; permit title, transfer, validity and renewal risk; survey and\ndrilling timing and results; risks associated with mineral exploration and\ndevelopment; metal and mineral prices; availability of capital and financing;\nchanges in market conditions; regulatory approvals; environmental and\npermitting risks; operational and technical difficulties; title matters;\ncompetition; fluctuations in interest and exchange rates; and general\neconomic, market and business conditions.\n\nAlthough the Company believes the assumptions and expectations reflected in\nthe forward-looking statements are reasonable, there can be no assurance that\nsuch statements will prove to be accurate. Actual results and future events\ncould differ materially from those anticipated in such statements.\nAccordingly, readers should not place undue reliance on forward-looking\nstatements. The forward-looking information contained herein is made as of the\ndate of this news release, and the Company does not undertake to update any\nforward-looking information except in accordance with applicable securities\nlaws.\n\nThe Canadian Securities Exchange has not approved nor disapproved the contents\nof this news release and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or\naccuracy of this release.\n\nAppendix\n\nAll assay results from newly sampled intervals at Riutta.\n\n Drill hole  Target          Azimuth/     From    To  (m)  U (3)O (8) (ppm)  Cu      Ag      Easting   Northing TM35FIN  \n             Area            Dip          (m)                                (g/t)   (g/t)   TM35FIN                     \n AREVA       Ristimonttu     023°/-39°    5.8     6.65     939               24      0.5     654075    6968878           \n DH1                                                                                                                     \n             6.65                         8.15             77                4       0       \n             8.15                         9.8              21                1       0.1     \n             15.5                         17.5             119               15      0.6     \n             17.5                         18.7             78                13      0.9     \n             18.7                         20.2             208               5       0.3     \n             20.2                         21.2             80                2       0       \n             21.2                         21.7             666               4       0.5     \n             21.7                         22.2             3508              31      1.7     \n             22.2                         22.7             4697              41      2.2     \n             22.7                         23.3             1917              355     5.4     \n             23.3                         23.8             15566             77      8.1     \n             23.8                         24.3             5645              20      1.4     \n             24.3                         25.3             1388              14      1       \n             25.3                         26.3             180               5       0.2     \n             26.3                         27.3             311               25      1.2     \n             27.3                         28.3             178               189     7       \n             28.3                         29               8054              996     6.4     \n             29                           30               4360              1206    7.2     \n             30                           30.5             20401             2785    21.7    \n             30.5                         31               11792             4454    26.9    \n             31                           31.5             24646             4459    32.8    \n             31.5                         32               35849             3799    45.9    \n             32                           32.5             3617              1403    23.8    \n             32.5                         34.5             206               316     2.2     \n             34.5                         35.6             55                19      0.4     \n             35.6                         36.4             50                187     0.9     \n             36.4                         38               133               55      3.6     \n             38                           39.9             67                50      0.3     \n AREVA       Ristimonttu     024°/-38°    28      30.3     35                0       0       654065    6968855           \n DH2                                                                                                                     \n             39                           39.75            61                3       0.2     \n             39.75                        40.35            660               6       0.1     \n             40.35                        41.5             159               2       0       \n AE-3        Ristimonttu     262°/-45°    30.1    33.1     47                185     2.4     654112    6968916           \n             33.1                         35.8             51                265     2.4     \n             35.8                         38.7             127               1518    19.3    \n             38.7                         42               154               2029    21.4    \n AE-7        Kolmosviuhka    052°/-45°    61.4    61.8     104               42      0.4     654246    6968469           \n             61.8                         62.4             39                159     0.4     \n             62.4                         62.8             165               20      0.1     \n             62.8                         63.3             463               58      0.1     \n             63.3                         63.8             810               233     0.5     \n             63.8                         64.3             6575              265     0.6     \n             64.3                         64.8             328               242     0.3     \n             64.8                         65.3             45                0       0       \n R03         Kuusoja valley  052°/-80°    118.65  120.4    21                5       0.1     653783    6968719           \n             120.7                        122.9            13                9       0       \n             122.9                        124.1            107               11      0.1     \n             124.1                        125.5            11                1       0       \n             126                          129.3            18                0       0       \n 321         Unimonttu       090°/-30°    14.6    16.2     26                4       0.2     654208    6968663           \n             16.2                         18.1             62                11      0.1     \n             23.35                        23.65            4                 47      0.1     \n             25.95                        27.25            65                69      0.1     \n             27.25                        28.8             26                18      0       \n             28.8                         29.8             15                8       0       \n             31.4                         32.1             54                64      0.2     \n 325         Unimonttu       090°/-50°    30.7    31.8     11                1       0       654172    6968636           \n             31.8                         33.5             53                3       0.2     \n             33.5                         34.8             51                1       0.1     \n             34.8                         36.2             40                2       0.2     \n             36.2                         37.1             20                16      0.1     \n             48.4                         49.4             61                1       0       \n             49.4                         50.4             28                7       0       \n             50.4                         52.1             211               2       0       \n             52.1                         53.8             160               67      0.2     \n             53.8                         55.4             436               4       0.2     \n             55.4                         57.1             84                81      0.2     \n             59.7                         61.4             37                20      0       \n EP038       Paukkajanvaara  000°/-90°    19.3    22.2     117               16      0       653329    6980153           \n             22.2                         23.3             1460              14      0.1     \n             23.3                         23.8             2884              2       0       \n             23.8                         24.3             1197              6       0       \n             24.3                         24.8             1367              2       0       \n             24.8                         25.3             450               1       0       \n             25.3                         25.8             191               2       0       \n             25.8                         26.3             272               5       0       \n             26.3                         26.8             65                3       0       \n             26.8                         27.3             21                2       0       \n             27.3                         27.8             75                4       0       \n\n \n\n\nTo view the source version of this press release, please visit\nhttps://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/308052","article_body_html":"","raw_payload":{"data":{"id":"nNFC62rBFC","title":"NordX Historical Drill Core Resampling Confirms 11.3m Grading 0.68% U3O8 Beginning at 21.2m Downhole, at the Riutta Project, Finland","author":"Newsfile Corp","ticker":"NRDX","created":"2026-08-05T11:30:17.551Z","tickers":["NRDX"],"exchange":"","article_body":"Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - August 5, 2026) - NordX Metals\nCorp. (CSE: NRDX) (OTCQB: NRDMF) (FWB: 0UL0) (\"NordX\" or the \"Company\") is\npleased to announce assay results from a historical drill core resampling\nprogram confirming significant, shallow uranium mineralization at its\n100%-owned Riutta project (\"Riutta\"), near Joensuu in eastern Finland.\n\nThe best result came from the Ristimonttu prospect where drill hole AREVA DH1\nintersected 11.3 metres (\"m\") at 0.68% uranium oxide (\"U(3)O(8)\") from 21.20\nto 32.50m including 3.7m grading 1.52% U(3)O(8) between 28.30 and 32.00m. The\nestimated true thickness of the interval is 8.6m. AREVA (now Orano) drilled\nthe hole in 2008. The core went unassayed amid the company's global\nrestructuring and a downturn in uranium prices, ahead of the 2010 sale of its\nFinnish uranium assets to Mawson Resources which subsequently sampled this\nsame interval and reported a historical result in 2011 that is consistent with\nNordX's result above. This historical result has not been verified by the\nCompany's Qualified Person and should not be relied upon.\n\nOther notable results from the newly sampled intervals include:\n*\n2m at 0.20% U(3)O(8) between 62.80m and 64.80m, including 0.5m at 0.66%\nU(3)O(8) between 63.8m and 64.3m from Atomienergia's drill hole AE-7;\n*\n1.75m at 0.033% U(3)O(8) between 39.75m and 41.5m including 0.6m at 0.07%\nU(3)O(8) between 39.75m and 40.35m from AREVA's drill hole DH2;\n*\n0.85m at 0.094% U(3)O(8) between 5.8m and 6.65m from AREVA drill hole DH1; and\n*\n2.6m at 0.17% U(3)O(8) between 22.2m and 24.8m from Outokumpu drill hole\nEP038.\n\nAnomalous grades of copper and silver were also identified together with some\nof the elevated uranium grades with maximum assay values grading up to 0.45%\nCu and 46g/t Ag in AREVA DH1 (see Appendix, below).\n\n\"This confirms one of the best uranium drill intercepts in Finland's history\nand demonstrates the potential for highly significant near-surface uranium\nmineralization at Riutta,\" said Jon Franklin, NordX President and Director.\n\"Mineralization has been recorded over 450 metres of strike within a larger\n3.6 kilometre trend. As such, we are really excited to get to working at\nRiutta and are looking forward to exploration success.\"\n\nRiutta Uranium Project History\n\nThe Riutta uranium occurrence was discovered in 1958 through radiometric\nboulder tracing. Four exploration campaigns have followed — Atomienergia\n(1958-59), Outokumpu Oy (1960-63), the Geological Survey of Finland (\"GTK\")\n(1983-88), and AREVA (2008-09) — totalling 65 drill holes across 6,275 m,\nwith only 10 holes drilled in the last 38 years. Over 500 mineralized boulders\nhave been located at Riutta, more than one hundred assaying above 1% uranium,\nand trenching at the Ristimonttu and Unimonttu prospects has exposed\npitchblende veins and pockets. Prior to the newly confirmed AREVA DH1 results,\nthe best previously assayed drill results at Riutta were in drill hole 324,\nwhich intersected 3.6m at 1.10% U(3)O(8) between 42.00m and 45.60m (including\n0.35m at 9.79% U(3)O(8) between 42.60m and 42.95m) at the Unimonttu prospect,\nand in drill hole AE-7 which intersected 1.0 m at 0.35% U(3)O(8) between 63.30\nm and 64.30m at the Kolmosviuhka prospect, located 260 m and 450 m SSE of\ndrill hole AREVA DH1, respectively (Figure 1). The historical drill results\nand boulder sampling data referenced above have not been verified by the\nCompany's Qualified Person and should not be relied upon.\n\n(https://images.newsfilecorp.com/files/11951/308052_0071b20c3435a828_001full.jpg)\n\nFigure 1. Geological compilation map showing historical drilling at Riutta.\nAll newly sampled drillholes fall within this area except drillhole EP038\nwhich targets the Paukkajanvaara prospect approximately 11km north in another\npart of the Riutta tenement.\n\nTo view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit:\nhttps://images.newsfilecorp.com/files/11951/308052_0071b20c3435a828_001full.jpg\n\nFull assay results from the newly sampled intervals are set out in the\nAppendix to this news release.\n\nPrevious historical drill core sampling by Mawson Resources\n\nMawson Resources sampled and analysed the same AREVA DH1 interval and reported\nthe results in a September 20, 2011 news release. The underlying assay data\nwas later sold, along with the Riutta property, to Tournigan Energy Ltd. in\n2012, renamed months later as European Uranium Resources (\"EUR\"). Most of\nEUR's claims were subsequently allowed to lapse or were relinquished, and the\ndata was never filed with Finland's Safety and Chemicals Agency (\"Tukes\").\nNordX has not been able to obtain the underlying assay data or methodology.\n\nRiutta Uranium Project Mineralization\n\nUranium mineralization at Riutta occurs as thin pitchblende veins (up to a few\nmm wide) infilling fractures and microbreccias within a sericite-quartz schist\nhost. The bedrock comprises Archean granitoids and gneisses overlain by\nPaleoproterozoic quartzitic metasediments, cut by mafic to ultramafic dykes.\nRiutta is interpreted as a structurally controlled, low-temperature\nhydrothermal uranium system, with extensive alteration including epidote,\nchlorite, quartz, sericite, albite, potassium feldspar, carbonate, and\nclinozoisite.\n\nSampling protocol and assay method\n\nDrill core was logged and marked to show where historical core was to be half-\nor quarter-sampled, in some cases using an automated diamond-blade saw. Cut\nsections were bagged, assigned sample IDs, and logged in a sample register.\nResampling took place at GTK's core archive in Rovaniemi, Finland; samples\nwere then driven personally by NordX geologists to CRS Laboratories Oy in\nKempele, near Oulu, for preparation and assay. CRS Laboratories Oy is\nindependent of NordX. Samples were crushed, split, and pulverized under\nstandard procedures, then assayed by four-acid digestion with an ICP-MS finish\n(method 4A-MS12).\n\nA Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QAQC) program monitored sampling,\npreparation, and assay quality throughout the resampling campaign, inserting\nfour OREAS certified reference standards, two core duplicates, and one blank\ninto the sample stream — together representing 8% of all samples submitted\nfor analysis. CRS Laboratory operates under ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation and\nis widely trusted by Nordic mining and exploration companies for geochemical\nanalysis. All QAQC control samples returned results within acceptable limits\nfor accuracy and precision, and no issues were identified that would affect\nthe reliability of the assay dataset. All standards plotted within two\nstandard deviations of certified values, all blanks returned below detection\nlimit or below threshold and all duplicates showed <20% relative percent\ndifference.\n\nQualified Person\n\nThe scientific and technical information in this news release has been\nreviewed and approved by Avrom E. Howard, MSc, PGeo (Ontario), Principal\nGeologist at Nebu Consulting, LLC, an independent US-based mineral exploration\nconsulting firm. Mr. Howard is independent of NordX, and is a Qualified Person\nas defined by National Instrument 43-101.\n\nAbout NordX Metals Corp.\n\nNordX is an exploration and development company advancing uranium, lithium,\nand rare earth projects in politically stable jurisdictions with the\ninfrastructure to support rapid, cost-effective exploration, development, and\nproduction.\n\nThe Company's consolidated financial statements and related management's\ndiscussion and analysis are available on the Company's website at\nhttps://nordxmetals.com or under its profile on SEDAR+ at www.sedarplus.ca.\n\nOn Behalf of NordX Metals Corp.\n\n\"Andrew Bowering\"\nInterim Chief Executive Officer\nTelephone: +1-604-428-6128\nEmail: ir@nordxmetals.com\n\nForward-Looking Statements\n\nThis news release includes \"forward-looking statements\" and \"forward-looking\ninformation\" within the meaning of Canadian securities legislation. All\nstatements included in this news release, other than statements of historical\nfact, are forward-looking statements, including, without limitation,\nstatements regarding the timing, scope and results of future exploration and\npermitting activities at Riutta; and the Company's expectations regarding the\nsignificance of the resampling results disclosed in this news release.\nForward-looking statements are often identified by the use of words such as\n\"anticipate\", \"believe\", \"plan\", \"estimate\", \"expect\", \"potential\", \"target\",\n\"budget\" and \"intend\" and statements that an event or result \"may\", \"will\",\n\"should\", \"could\" or \"might\" occur or be achieved and other similar\nexpressions, including the negatives thereof.\n\nForward-looking statements are based on the reasonable assumptions, estimates,\nanalysis and opinions of management made in light of its experience, current\nconditions and expected developments, as well as other factors management\nbelieves to be appropriate in the circumstances. Such statements are subject\nto known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause\nactual results or events to differ materially from those expressed or implied\nby such forward-looking statements. These risks and uncertainties include, but\nare not limited to, the risk that boulder (float) samples may not be sourced\nfrom or proximal to a bedrock source and that drilling may not locate in-situ\nmineralisation; permit title, transfer, validity and renewal risk; survey and\ndrilling timing and results; risks associated with mineral exploration and\ndevelopment; metal and mineral prices; availability of capital and financing;\nchanges in market conditions; regulatory approvals; environmental and\npermitting risks; operational and technical difficulties; title matters;\ncompetition; fluctuations in interest and exchange rates; and general\neconomic, market and business conditions.\n\nAlthough the Company believes the assumptions and expectations reflected in\nthe forward-looking statements are reasonable, there can be no assurance that\nsuch statements will prove to be accurate. Actual results and future events\ncould differ materially from those anticipated in such statements.\nAccordingly, readers should not place undue reliance on forward-looking\nstatements. The forward-looking information contained herein is made as of the\ndate of this news release, and the Company does not undertake to update any\nforward-looking information except in accordance with applicable securities\nlaws.\n\nThe Canadian Securities Exchange has not approved nor disapproved the contents\nof this news release and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or\naccuracy of this release.\n\nAppendix\n\nAll assay results from newly sampled intervals at Riutta.\n\n Drill hole  Target          Azimuth/     From    To  (m)  U (3)O (8) (ppm)  Cu      Ag      Easting   Northing TM35FIN  \n             Area            Dip          (m)                                (g/t)   (g/t)   TM35FIN                     \n AREVA       Ristimonttu     023°/-39°    5.8     6.65     939               24      0.5     654075    6968878           \n DH1                                                                                                                     \n             6.65                         8.15             77                4       0       \n             8.15                         9.8              21                1       0.1     \n             15.5                         17.5             119               15      0.6     \n             17.5                         18.7             78                13      0.9     \n             18.7                         20.2             208               5       0.3     \n             20.2                         21.2             80                2       0       \n             21.2                         21.7             666               4       0.5     \n             21.7                         22.2             3508              31      1.7     \n             22.2                         22.7             4697              41      2.2     \n             22.7                         23.3             1917              355     5.4     \n             23.3                         23.8             15566             77      8.1     \n             23.8                         24.3             5645              20      1.4     \n             24.3                         25.3             1388              14      1       \n             25.3                         26.3             180               5       0.2     \n             26.3                         27.3             311               25      1.2     \n             27.3                         28.3             178               189     7       \n             28.3                         29               8054              996     6.4     \n             29                           30               4360              1206    7.2     \n             30                           30.5             20401             2785    21.7    \n             30.5                         31               11792             4454    26.9    \n             31                           31.5             24646             4459    32.8    \n             31.5                         32               35849             3799    45.9    \n             32                           32.5             3617              1403    23.8    \n             32.5                         34.5             206               316     2.2     \n             34.5                         35.6             55                19      0.4     \n             35.6                         36.4             50                187     0.9     \n             36.4                         38               133               55      3.6     \n             38                           39.9             67                50      0.3     \n AREVA       Ristimonttu     024°/-38°    28      30.3     35                0       0       654065    6968855           \n DH2                                                                                                                     \n             39                           39.75            61                3       0.2     \n             39.75                        40.35            660               6       0.1     \n             40.35                        41.5             159               2       0       \n AE-3        Ristimonttu     262°/-45°    30.1    33.1     47                185     2.4     654112    6968916           \n             33.1                         35.8             51                265     2.4     \n             35.8                         38.7             127               1518    19.3    \n             38.7                         42               154               2029    21.4    \n AE-7        Kolmosviuhka    052°/-45°    61.4    61.8     104               42      0.4     654246    6968469           \n             61.8                         62.4             39                159     0.4     \n             62.4                         62.8             165               20      0.1     \n             62.8                         63.3             463               58      0.1     \n             63.3                         63.8             810               233     0.5     \n             63.8                         64.3             6575              265     0.6     \n             64.3                         64.8             328               242     0.3     \n             64.8                         65.3             45                0       0       \n R03         Kuusoja valley  052°/-80°    118.65  120.4    21                5       0.1     653783    6968719           \n             120.7                        122.9            13                9       0       \n             122.9                        124.1            107               11      0.1     \n             124.1                        125.5            11                1       0       \n             126                          129.3            18                0       0       \n 321         Unimonttu       090°/-30°    14.6    16.2     26                4       0.2     654208    6968663           \n             16.2                         18.1             62                11      0.1     \n             23.35                        23.65            4                 47      0.1     \n             25.95                        27.25            65                69      0.1     \n             27.25                        28.8             26                18      0       \n             28.8                         29.8             15                8       0       \n             31.4                         32.1             54                64      0.2     \n 325         Unimonttu       090°/-50°    30.7    31.8     11                1       0       654172    6968636           \n             31.8                         33.5             53                3       0.2     \n             33.5                         34.8             51                1       0.1     \n             34.8                         36.2             40                2       0.2     \n             36.2                         37.1             20                16      0.1     \n             48.4                         49.4             61                1       0       \n             49.4                         50.4             28                7       0       \n             50.4                         52.1             211               2       0       \n             52.1                         53.8             160               67      0.2     \n             53.8                         55.4             436               4       0.2     \n             55.4                         57.1             84                81      0.2     \n             59.7                         61.4             37                20      0       \n EP038       Paukkajanvaara  000°/-90°    19.3    22.2     117               16      0       653329    6980153           \n             22.2                         23.3             1460              14      0.1     \n             23.3                         23.8             2884              2       0       \n             23.8                         24.3             1197              6       0       \n             24.3                         24.8             1367              2       0       \n             24.8                         25.3             450               1       0       \n             25.3                         25.8             191               2       0       \n             25.8                         26.3             272               5       0       \n             26.3                         26.8             65                3       0       \n             26.8                         27.3             21                2       0       \n             27.3                         27.8             75                4       0       \n\n \n\n\nTo view the source version of this press release, please 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