Eagle Plains partner Xcite Uranium starts 1,300-meter drill program at Black Bay project in Saskatchewan

• Eagle Plains’ partner Xcite Uranium began diamond drilling at the Black Bay uranium project near Uranium City, Saskatchewan.
• Program targets 1,300 meters across six holes, testing uranium zones flagged by historical work and 2025–2026 exploration results.
• Xcite added a second drill rig to accelerate completion of the planned drill campaign.
• Black Bay budget set at about $1.1 million, with $975,000 allocated to drilling.
• Xcite can earn up to an 80% interest in Black Bay under a broader option covering six Eagle Plains-owned uranium projects.

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