Future Fuels Advances District-Scale Exploration Strategy For the Hornby

Future Fuels Inc. (TSXV:FTUR)(FSE:S0J) (“Future Fuels” or the “Company“) is pleased to announce the commencement of a fully integrated exploration strategy for its 100%-owned Hornby Basin Uranium Project (the “Project” or “Hornby Project“), located in Nunavut Territory, Canada. This multi-phased program is designed to significantly advance the understanding and potential of the Hornby Basin through comprehensive data digitization, advanced geological modeling, remote sensing, and artificial intelligence.

This initiative marks a critical step toward unlocking the full potential of one of Canada’s most underexplored yet geologically promising uranium basins.

• Comprehensive Data Compilation is Underway: Including digitization of over 200 historical assessment reports, integration of geochemical data (rock, soil, lake samples), and modernizing the Mountain Lake drill hole database.
• Geological Model and Exploration Target Development: Industry-leading consultants are engaged to deliver a 3D geological model of the Mountain Lake Deposit contained in the Project, evaluate the potential for an exploration target and commence drill hole planning.

• Modern Geophysics and Remote Sensing: Reprocessing of historical geophysical datasets to produce a basin-wide harmonized geophysical database. Undertake satellite spectral analysis including helium emission mapping to identify areas of potential uranium occurrences under sediment cover.

• AI-Driven Target Generation: Instigation of VRIFY’s advanced machine learning platform to be used for property-wide data integration, deposit-scale target learning, and increased-probability uranium discovery mapping.

• Field Season Preparation: Planning exploration activities including ground truthing, potential infill drilling, airborne/ground geophysical surveys, and permitting activities.

“This is a foundational program for Future Fuels,” stated Rob Leckie, President & CEO. “We’re digitizing decades of inherited exploration data, building advanced geological models, and leveraging AI to guide our next steps. With the Hornby Basin now under single ownership for the first time, we’re positioned to apply the full suite of modern technologies to seek new uranium discoveries and build long-term value for shareholders.”

Hornby Geologic Overview

The Hornby Project is located approximately 100km NE of the historic Port Radium Uranium Mine, a significant site in Canada’s uranium mining history. Port Radium was one of the world’s first uranium mines, responsible for a major source of uranium during the mid-20th century. Uranium produced from Port Radium contributed to the development of the worldwide nuclear energy industry. The geological similarities and regional proximity to this historic mine emphasize the potential for exploration upside within the Hornby Basin.

The Hornby Project has the potential to host both primary and secondary uranium deposits. Primary deposits in the region are typically associated with basement-hosted hydrothermal…