Mr. Drew Zimmerman reports

NOBLE PLAINS URANIUM COMMENCES CONFIRMATION DRILL PROGRAM AT SHIRLEY CENTRAL PROJECT

Noble Plains Uranium Corp. has mobilized a drill rig to its Shirley Central project in Wyoming's prolific Shirley basin for confirmation drill program designed to convert historical drilling data toward a compliant mineral resource estimate.

Advancement from historical data to drill-ready targets

As previously announced, Noble Plains acquired a database comprising 1,211 historical gamma-ray logs from uranium exploration conducted between the 1950s and 1970s. These logs, historically stored as scanned images, contain extensive subsurface information but have not been usable in modern resource estimation workflows.

Through its engagement with Geomorphic AI, Noble Plains converted this data set into a digital format using a purpose-built computer vision pipeline calibrated specifically for legacy uranium logs identifying 341 qualifying uranium intercepts and informing the placement of seven confirmation drill holes designed to fast-track Shirley Central toward a potential mineral resource.

"Six million dollars of historical drilling data doesn't sit on a shelf at Noble, we turned it into drill targets," said Drew Zimmerman, chief executive officer of Noble Plains Uranium. "At Duck Creek, we proved that historical drilling can be converted into a compliant, scalable resource faster and more economically than starting from scratch. At Shirley Central we are doing it again with 341 qualifying intercepts in clear clusters, we have been able to map out confirmation drill holes. This is disciplined, data-driven exploration at its best, and it is exactly the playbook we intend to keep running across our growing Wyoming portfolio."

Shirley Central offers a strategic location for future ISR development

Shirley Central consists of 30 unpatented mineral claims covering 665 acres adjacent to the boundary of Ur-Energy's Shirley basin ISR project, which currently hosts a National Instrument 43-101-compliant measured and indicated resource of 8,816,000-pound U3O8 at 0.23 per cent. The project is the news uranium mine in the United States and is now at full scale ISR operations, including transport of uranium loaded resign to Lost Creek for processing.

The project is also bordered by Uranium Energy Corp. (UEC), placing Noble Plains directly between two of the most active U.S. uranium developers.

"The digitized data set gives us an unusually clear picture of the mineralized system at Shirley Central before we ever turn a bit. The 341 qualifying intercepts define coherent roll-front trends and this seven-hole program is designed to confirm those historical intercepts with modern, twinned data that meets current QA/QC standards," stated Paul Cowley, chief operating officer of Noble Plains. "Success here means we can move directly toward an initial mineralization estimate and, ultimately, a NI 43-101 resource, looking to replicate the technical path we followed at Duck Creek on a project sitting immediately adjacent to a permitted, producing ISR operation."

About Noble Plains Uranium Corp.

Noble Plains Uranium is a United States-focused uranium exploration and development company advancing a portfolio of high-potential projects amenable to in situ recovery (ISR) -- the most capital-efficient and environmentally responsible method of uranium extraction. The company's strategy targets historically drilled and underexplored assets in proven jurisdictions, with the objective of rapidly delineating National Instrument 43-101-compliant resources and building a scalable inventory of domestic uranium.

Bradley Parkes, PGeo, vice-president of exploration of Noble Plains Uranium, is the qualified person as defined in National Instrument 43-101, who has read and approved the technical content of this news release.

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