Mr. Derrick Dao reports

NUCLEAR VISION ENGAGES CONTRACTOR FOR HIGH-RESOLUTION URANIUM SURVEY AT UA92 PROJECT; EXPLORATION TO COMMENCE DECEMBER 2025

Nuclear Vision Ltd. has selected Endeavour Scientific Pty. Ltd. (the contractor) to conduct a high-resolution drone-borne geophysical survey -- including radiometrics and UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) VLF-EM resistivity -- across three of its 100-per-cent-owned UA92 prospecting licences in Botswana. The work also includes full data processing, modelling and reporting.

This contract marks a major milestone in the company's late 2025 to early 2026 exploration campaign and follows Nuclear Vision's previously announced initiation of the tender process.

Survey program overview

The survey is scheduled to commence in December, 2025, and will cover approximately 6,630 line kilometres across three licences within Botswana's highly prospective Karoo uranium basin. This will form the first phase of Nuclear Vision's 2025 to 2026 exploration program, aimed at refining target areas and advancing the delineation of roll-front sandstone uranium systems at the UA92 project. Mobilization and flight operations are expected to commence in December, 2025, with delivery of preliminary survey results in March, 2026.

Approved technical deliverables

The company confirms that all deliverables have been reviewed and approved by chief operating officer Andrey Shutov and the technical team. Key components include:

Radiometric survey (MS-1000): Calibrated K/eU/eTh and total count grids; U/Th and U/K ratio imagery; GeoTIFF products (25 to 100 m resolution); anomaly and flight-line shape files; full spectral raw data; and all calibration, QA/QC (quality assurance/quality control) and interpretive mapping packages.

UAV VLF-EM survey: Multifrequency raw data; apparent resistivity and conductivity profiles; depth-slice GeoTIFFs; 2-D inversion sections; and interpreted 3-D resistivity voxel models.

GIS and technical reporting

A complete GIS package (ESRI/QGIS/GeoPackage), layered PDF map sets and a comprehensive technical report detailing methodology, QC metrics, processing workflows, interpretations, target definition and recommended follow-up work.

Magnetics -- Value-added processing RTP, 1VD/2VD, HDR/TDR, analytic signal and upward/downward continuation data sets to support structural and stratigraphic interpretation across the UA92 basin.

Nuclear Vision chief operating officer Andrey Shutov comments: "This award represents a key milestone in executing our exploration strategy. The contractor's technical capabilities align strongly with our objectives at UA92. With operations scheduled from December, 2025, through March, 2026, we are well positioned to advance target generation and improve our understanding of uranium-bearing structures within the Karoo basin."

Project location and geological setting

The UA92 project is located approximately 350 kilometres north of Gaborone and 75 km west of Francistown, within a mining-friendly jurisdiction supported by established power, road and transport infrastructure.

UA92 is situated within the Karoo sandstone sequence, adjacent to Lotus Resources' 116-million-pound Letlhakane uranium deposit, one of Southern Africa's largest known sandstone-hosted uranium systems.

Target generation has been informed by the reinterpretation of historical Anglo-American coal-bed methane (CBM) drilling, which outlined hydrocarbon-bearing Ecca Group units beneath the Karoo sandstones. Hydrocarbon migration from these Ecca units provides a strong reducing environment, creating the optimal redox interface for roll-front uranium deposition -- the central geological model guiding Nuclear Vision's exploration strategy at UA92.

Qualified person

Lorne Warner, PGeo, and a director of the company, is a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101. Mr. Warner has reviewed and approved the technical information disclosed in this news release.

About Nuclear Vision Ltd.

Nuclear Vision is a publicly listed uranium exploration and development company focused on discovering and advancing high-quality assets in mining-friendly jurisdictions. The company holds the UA92 uranium project in Botswana, encompassing over 2,400 square kilometres within the proven Karoo basin, and is led by a world-class team of uranium explorers, technologists and financiers.

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