Purepoint Uranium Unveils Promising Results from Tabbernor Project Geophysical Survey

Purepoint Uranium Group (TSXV: PTU) (OTCQB: PTUUF) has announced encouraging results from its recent airborne FALCON gravity survey at the Tabbernor Project, located near Saskatchewan's Athabasca Basin. The survey has identified three high-priority exploration zones with favorable indicators for uranium mineralization, including gravity low anomalies and complex structural features. These findings suggest that the Tabbernor Project has significant potential for hosting large-scale uranium mineralization.

The Tabbernor Project has revealed over 70 kilometers of EM conductors, with the Central Conductive Trend spanning 57 kilometers as the primary exploration target. This trend marks a geological transition zone from granitic to sedimentary rocks, which is known to be favorable for uranium disposition. The project area is structurally controlled by the Tabbernor Fault System, a deep-seated, regionally significant fault network linked to several uranium deposits to the north. The 2024 FALCON gravity survey has significantly enhanced the structural interpretation, identifying previously unrecognized faulting that could control uranium deposition.

Purepoint's summer 2025 exploration plans for the Tabbernor Project include prospecting, boulder sampling, and soil geochemistry, followed by ground geophysics and diamond drilling. These activities aim to further refine the high-priority exploration targets identified through the airborne geophysical surveys and prepare the project for drilling. The project is strategically located 40 kilometers south of Cameco's Eagle Point deposit and comprises 35 contiguous mineral claims.



The Tabbernor Project's promising geophysical survey results, combined with its strategic location and favorable geological setting, position Purepoint Uranium Group as a strong contender in the uranium exploration and development landscape. As the Company continues to advance its projects through focused exploration and community collaboration, investors should keep a close eye on Purepoint's progress at the Tabbernor Project and its potential to contribute to the growing demand for uranium.