Mustang Energy Corp. Provides Update on Geophysical Reinterpretation and Targeting

Core Insights - Mustang Energy Corp. is advancing its exploration strategy in the Athabasca Basin through collaboration with Resource Potentials Ltd. for geophysical reprocessing and reinterpretation of data [1][19] - The company is focusing on cost-effective data integration to enhance its uranium projects [1] Geophysical Reinterpretation Methodology - Resource Potentials has reprocessed high-resolution airborne datasets, including magnetic, radiometric, gravity, and electromagnetic data, sourced from open-file surveys [2] - The integration of these datasets with geological maps and other data in GIS software has been conducted to improve the understanding of the Athabasca Basin [2] Targeting Areas of Interest - The reinterpretation has identified multiple areas of interest, including: - 914W Project: Located 45 km south of the Athabasca Basin edge, featuring an EM conductor anomaly and a magnetic low [7] - Spur Project: Situated 30 km south of the Basin, intersected by regional magnetic-low and EM conductor trends [8] - Ford Lake: Comprising three claim blocks near the southern edge of the Basin, with a strong untested EM conductor anomaly [10] - Cigar Lake East: Located near the eastern edge of the Basin, featuring multiple magnetic-low trends associated with known uranium mineralization [12] Ongoing and Future Work - Continuous interpretation of newly acquired airborne geophysical surveys is underway, including a MobileMT survey over the Yellowstone Project and an Xcite™ TDEM survey over the Dutton Project [6] - The company plans to initiate field-based prospecting programs to further assess priority targets identified through the reinterpretation [7] Company Overview - Mustang Energy is focused on acquiring and developing uranium and critical mineral assets, holding 92,211 hectares in the Athabasca Basin [19] - The company’s projects include Ford Lake (7,743 hectares), Cigar Lake East (3,442 hectares), Spur Project (17,929 hectares), Yellowstone Project (21,820 hectares), and Dutton Project (7,633 hectares) [19]