Xcite Uranium Reports Anomalous Radioactivity up to 51978 cps from First Drillholes at Don Lake Uranium Project, Saskatchewan - PR Newswire Canada
Drilling Highlights:
- Multiple intervals of anomalous radioactivity1 were intersected in all three holes including:
- DN26001 Peak Hand Scintillometer 51978 cps at 55m
- DN26001 1.9m up to 27474 cps from 54.93m
- DN26001 0.9m up to 34254 cps from 61.43m
- DN26002 2.7m up to 33940 cps from 31.13m
- DN26002 1.1m up to 23923 cps from 34.83m
- DN26003 1.2m up to 10320 cps from 38.53m
VANCOUVER, BC, Aug. 26, 2026 /CNW/ -- Xcite Uranium Inc. (CSE: XRI) ("Xcite" or the "Company") is pleased to report that the first three drill holes completed at Don Lake Project ("Don Lake" or the "Project") have intersected multiple zones of anomalous radioactivity.
The Don Lake uranium project is located near Uranium City, Saskatchewan, and hosts near surface uranium mineralization as well as a past producing uranium mine. The project is prospective for Beaverlodge style, basement hosted and unconformity hosted uranium mineralization.
