Noble Plains Uranium names Chris Healey to board of directors

Noble Plains Uranium Corp. (TSXV: NOBL) (OTCQB: NBLXF) (FSE: INE0) appointed Chris M. Healey, P.Geo., to its board of directors, according to a company statement.

Healey brings over 40 years of uranium exploration and development experience, including more than 20 years with Cameco Corporation. During his time at Cameco, he held senior geological positions in Casper, Wyoming, including District Manager at Cameco Resources (US) Inc. and Senior Geologist for In-Situ Recovery operations at the Highland Mine.

The Vancouver-based uranium exploration company focuses on U.S. projects using In-Situ Recovery methods. Healey's background includes work on ISR uranium projects in Wyoming, which aligns with Noble Plains' project portfolio in the region.

"His experience with ISR uranium operations in Wyoming, particularly his time with Cameco in Casper, will be invaluable as Noble Plains works to define a compliant resource base and advance our projects," said Drew Zimmerman, President.

Healey has also served in senior positions with other public mining companies including Titan Uranium Inc., Cue Resources Corp., and U.S. Energy Corp. He holds professional geologist licenses in multiple jurisdictions.

The appointment coincides with the resignation of Lorne Warner as director. Warner will continue as a technical consultant to the company.

Noble Plains operates uranium exploration projects in Wyoming, targeting assets suitable for In-Situ Recovery extraction methods. The company's Duck Creek project is located near Cameco's Highland Mine, where Healey previously worked.

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