• Foremost Clean Energy released results from 2025 helicopter-borne MobileMT electromagnetic and magnetic surveys at its 25,753-acre CLK uranium property in Saskatchewan Athabasca Basin, moving to integrate the data into drill targeting.
• MobileMT mapped conductive anomalies from surface to more than 900 meters depth, including trends tied to a magnetic-low corridor that hosts historic drilling near the unconformity.
• Ambient noise tomography survey completed in fall 2025 delivered a 3D velocity model designed to refine depth to unconformity and map fault zones to about 2 km depth.
• Work now focuses on defining high-priority drill targets near historical hole CLG-D1, which reported 8,600 ppm uranium at 862 meters, with property permitted for up to 30 diamond drill holes.

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