Fission Uranium Identifies Three New Conductors

Fission Uranium (TSXV:FCU,OTCQX:FCUUF,FWB:2FU) announced four new holes on its PLS Property had discovered anomalous radioactivity on three new corridors. The remaining 17 regional holes drilled encountered encouraging geologicals features but did not intersect significant radioactivity.

According to the press release, highlights include:

Another Three Holes Encounter Anomalous Results on Far East of PLS Property
Significant anomalous radioactivity intersected by:

• Hole PLS14-260 (104A EM conductor)
• Holes PLS14-262 and PLS14-284 (105A EM conductor)
• PLS14-262 and PLS14-284 are approximately 14m and 25m respectively from hole PLS14-255 (105A EM Conductor), which recently intersected anomalous radioactivity of up to 2532 cps.
• Holes are located near the Fission 3.0/Brades Clearwater West project, approximately 17km south east of the main PLS discovery

One Exploration Hole Hits on PL Corridor of PLS Property
Anomalous radioactivity intersected by:

• Hole PLS14-252 (1B EM Conductor) has intersected anomalous radioactivity on the PL Corridor,
• Hole is located approximately 750m east from the main discovery

Ross McElroy, President, COO and chief geologist for Fission, said:

The regional exploration program has been a great success and we have three very clear target areas prioritized for aggressive follow up: The PL Corridor, the Far East where we recently hit anomalous radioactivity in hole PLS14-255 and the Forrest Lake Areas. With over 105 separate conductors, we have felt for some time that the prospectively of PLS goes beyond the incredible discovery we have already made. These regional drill results confirm that belief.

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