CALGARY, Alberta — December 10, 2025 — Leads & Copy — Global Uranium Corp. has terminated its option agreement with Forum Energy Metals Corp. regarding the Northwest Athabasca uranium project in Saskatchewan, relinquishing its interest in the project.
The company’s decision, announced Dec. 09, 2025, follows a strategic review of its property interests, opting to concentrate capital deployment on its Wyoming properties, including the Airline #2 property, where a recent radiometric survey identified key uranium anomalies. Global Uranium will also focus on other Saskatchewan properties, such as the Astro Project in the Eastern Athabasca Basin, where a helicopter-borne ZTEM survey revealed a ~25-kilometer northeast-trending conductive corridor.
Global Uranium Corp. CEO Ungad Chadda expressed wishes for Forum and its new parent, Geiger Energy, in their future endeavors at the NWA Project. Chadda stated that concentrating exploration resources on the Airline and Astro projects will enhance the company’s capacity for near- and long-term exploration advancement, positioning it for future progress and value creation.
Global Uranium Corp., a North American uranium exploration company, focuses on strategically located, high-quality projects. It is committed to responsible resource development and long-term shareholder value through disciplined capital allocation and technical excellence. The company’s portfolio includes the Wing Lake Property in Saskatchewan’s Mudjatik Domain, the Astro Uranium Project with Cosa Resources Corp in the eastern Athabasca Basin, and the Great Divide Basin, Gas Hills District, and Copper Mountain District Projects in Wyoming, USA.
Ungad Chadda, CEO and Director of Global Uranium Corp. can be contacted at 587-330-0045 or info@globaluranium.com.
Source: Global Uranium Corp.
