• Purepoint Uranium started a fully funded summer 2026 drill program at the Dorado uranium project in Saskatchewan’s Athabasca Basin, a 50/50 joint venture with IsoEnergy.
• Program plans 7 holes totaling about 3,150 meters through July-August, targeting expansion of the high-grade Nova discovery.
• Nova has returned assays up to 8.1% U3O8; winter drilling extended mineralization across a 1-km corridor that remains open.
• Winter campaign logged radioactivity above 500 cps in all 9 holes, including a peak downhole gamma reading of 73,100 cps; assays are pending.
• Drilling will test the structure’s interpreted plunge, step out toward the unconformity, then evaluate additional conductive targets across the Dorado land package.

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