The Aberdeen Project is a 100%-owned uranium exploration project held by Geiger Energy, located on the northeast edge of the Thelon Basin in Nunavut, approximately 100 kilometres west of the Hamlet of Baker Lake. The project consists of 40 claims totaling 53,402 hectares. The Thelon Basin is regarded as one of the most prospective areas globally for discovering high-grade, unconformity-style uranium deposits outside of Saskatchewan’s Athabasca Basin.

Geiger Energy has completed a two-drill exploration program at the Aberdeen Project, totaling approximately 6,500 metres across 26 drillholes. The drill program focused on the Loki and Tatiggaq target areas as well as other high-priority targets using current airborne geophysics. Geiger's target generation model, which focuses on gravity lows along reactivated structures, led to two new greenfield discoveries at the previously untested Fox and Apollo targets.

Fox and Apollo sit directly on the Andrew Lake Fault, along strike from Orano’s Kiggavik area deposits. The corridor extends 17 kilometres across the Aberdeen project, with numerous analogous targets that remain untested.

  Two New Discoveries, One District  

  Geiger Intersects 90 Metres of Near-Surface Uranium Mineralization, Including High-Grade Radioactivity over 15,000 cps, on Trend to Orano’s Kiggavik  

*Radioactivity values are from downhole probe readings and are not a substitute for chemical assays.

2026 assay results pending.