• Belmont Resources named Ken Wheatley as senior geological advisor for its 100%-owned Crackingstone uranium-REE project in Saskatchewan.
• Crackingstone spans about 4 km of the Black Bay Shear Zone, a fault-hosted Beaverlodge-model corridor with four past-producing uranium mines.
• Work now targets a new exploration and drilling program using AI-compiled historical data to refine drill targeting across structural, geophysical datasets.
• Re-assays of historic core previously flagged multiple uranium and rare earth intervals, including zones of co-enrichment, now being integrated into drill design.
• The project sits about 6 km west of Uranium City, with existing infrastructure access; the property holds drill permits.

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