• Airborne EM and magnetic survey completed over 252 km²
• High-resolution magnetic data to identify new structural targets
• Phase 3 drilling program planned for Q3 CY2026
• Follow-on airborne radiometric survey planned for this quarter

Infini Resources Ltd has completed a project-wide airborne electromagnetic (EM) and magnetic geophysical survey over its Portland Creek Uranium Project in Newfoundland, Canada. The survey, covering 2,230 line km over 252 km², is the first modern helicopter-supported survey over the tenements. High-resolution magnetic data is expected to significantly advance the geological model, enabling identification of new structural targets and hydrothermal alteration corridors. The integration of Phase 2 drill data, including structural measurements, geochemical, and alteration data, provides an improved geological framework, confirming uranium enrichment across more than 6 km of strike at Portland Creek. An airborne radiometric survey is planned for this quarter, followed by field-based prospecting and structural mapping in Q2. An expanded Phase 3 diamond drilling program is planned for Q3 CY2026, designed to test the highest-priority structural corridors identified from the integrated geological, geochemical, and geophysical dataset.

The integration of the complete Phase 2 assay dataset and final airborne geophysics interpretation will directly inform Phase 3 drilling targets. The dominant NW-SE structural corridor is interpreted as the principal interpreted fluid pathway across the project, with step-out drilling along strike and down-dip from PCDD25-012 representing the highest-priority exploration activity for Phase 3 drilling.