Generation Uranium Identifies Geological Features of Interest at its 100% Owned Yath Uranium Project in Nunavut, Canada

• The VGR Trend contains radioactive boulders and structures extending over a three-kilometer conductive trend on the property.

• The Bog Trend is identified as a radioactive outcrop and subcrop, and frost heaved boulders are found along three kilometers within the trend.

• The Force Trend contains mud boils and subcrop with radioactive characteristics.

• The Lucky Break area contains radioactive polymetallic sulphide and pitchblende.

VGR Trend: The VGR trend is located in the Yathykyed sub-basin, near the northwest corner of the Yath Property. This zone spans 5 kilometers along a fault line, showing high levels of radioactivity and favorable clay-silica alterations. It features a 3 to 7-meter-wide, steeply-dipping vein and fracture system made of carbonate and hematite, which contains radioactive and sulphide minerals. Radioactive boulders and structures can be traced for over 3,000 meters, making the VGR trend a promising target for mineral exploration.

Bog Trend: The Bog Trend is found in an area of broken basement rock cut through by dykes from the Christopher Island Formation. Previous studies identified a southwest-trending fault line that has yet to be drilled. Radioactive rocks and boulders have been found along a three-kilometer stretch, mostly covered by loose soil. The uranium and sulphide appear to be concentrated in areas where the rock has been fractured and altered by the intruding dykes.

Force Trend. The Force Trend is in the central part of the property, with gneissic rock and mafic schist underneath. It contains unique geological features such as radioactive mud boils and subcrop. These mud boils are areas where radioactive materials, likely including uranium, are brought to the surface by geothermal activity or pressure from below, creating visible mounds or boils. The subcrop are rock formations found just below the surface and not fully exposed above ground. Both features suggest the presence of uranium-bearing hematite breccias and veins, likely controlled by the area's geological structure.

Lucky Break Area: The Lucky Break area features several highly radioactive rocks containing multiple metals and pitchblende in quartz-carbonate breccia veins found just below the surface. The polymetallic sulphides are minerals composed of multiple metals, often including copper, lead, zinc, and nickel. When these sulphides are radioactive, it may indicate the presence of uranium or thorium, adding to the area's exploration potential.

"I am thrilled about our latest achievement in identifying four promising zones on our promising uranium project at Yath," stated Generation President and Chief Executive Officer, Anthony Zelen. "This marks a significant milestone in our mission to identify the key zones and characteristics of interest, as we work towards scaling up exploration activities on the property in the months ahead."

With prior investments totaling over $5 million from past exploration and sampling activities at Yath, and the Company's continuous analysis of vast amount of past data from these activities. Generation Uranium expects further insights as they emerge with the goal of enhancing our strategic approach regarding necessary preparations leading into a future drill campaign. This upcoming phase signifies a pivotal step in our commitment to advancing our understanding and unlocking the full potential of Yath.

Derrick Strickland, P. Geo. (L5669), a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101 (Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects), has reviewed the scientific information that forms the basis for this news release and has approved the disclosure herein

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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT

Anthony Zelen

President and Chief Executive Officer

Anthony@generationuranium.com

778-388-5258

About Generation Uranium

The Company is a natural resource company engaged in the exploration and development of mineral properties. The Company holds a 100% interest in the Yath Uranium Project, located in the Territory of Nunavut.

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