Geiger Energy Shares 2026 Vision in Letter to Shareholders

Toronto, Ontario – January 19, 2026 – Geiger Energy Corp. (TSXV: BEEP) (OTCQB: BSENF) (“Geiger” or the “Company”) today released an in-depth letter from its President and Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Rebecca Hunter, to all shareholders, outlining the company’s strategic plan for its upcoming exploration programs in 2026 and emphasizing continued disciplined execution of high-impact uranium exploration work.

CEO Message Highlights Company’s Path Forward

In her letter, Dr. Hunter expressed enthusiasm about the company’s exploration potential and reiterated that Geiger Energy is focused on disciplined exploration efforts that aim to uncover meaningful discoveries at its key project areas. She emphasized the company’s strategy of selecting high-priority targets, executing technically sound programs, and allocating capital effectively to drive results and increase shareholder value.

2026 Exploration Plans

Hook Project – Athabasca Basin

The Hook Project, located in the prolific Athabasca Basin, is one of Geiger’s flagship assets. The 2026 program includes a planned 2,000-metre drill program scheduled to begin in mid-February. The drilling will largely target high-priority zones beyond the main ACKIO discovery area.

The company highlighted the TT area as an initial focus, where previous drilling in 2024 identified significant clay alteration, noteworthy geochemical anomalies, and elevated uranium values. Follow-up drilling will explore down-dip extensions to evaluate deeper mineralization potential. Additional targets such as the TAB area will also be explored, with the goal of expanding known mineralized zones and identifying new ones across the property.

Aberdeen Project – Thelon Basin, Nunavut

At Geiger’s Aberdeen Project in Nunavut’s Thelon Basin, the company plans an extensive 10,000-metre summer drill campaign. This follows confirmation of unconformity-style uranium mineralization at the Loki target.

Preparations are underway for project logistics, including fixed-wing cargo flights and the transportation of drill rigs and equipment overland. Exploration will concentrate on follow-up drilling at the Loki zone and on major gravity anomalies along the Thelon Fault, which represent additional prospective uranium targets. Early results from areas such as Bjorn, Lobster, and Tarzan have shown encouraging indications of multiple high-potential systems. Geiger expects to release geochemical data to the market as it is received.

Capital Discipline & Technical Execution

Throughout the letter, Dr. Hunter emphasized that Geiger enters 2026 with sufficient capital to complete near-term drilling at Hook while also supporting logistical buildup for the Aberdeen Project. The Company’s approach prioritizes efficient use of funds, with an objective to minimize dilution while maximizing exploration output and technical results.

She reaffirmed that Geiger remains focused on results and long-term value creation, guided by disciplined financial management and a commitment to geological excellence.

Defining Success in 2026

According to Dr. Hunter, Geiger’s success in 2026 will be defined by its ability to expand known mineralization at the Hook Project, refine and test unconformity targets at the Aberdeen Project, and generate results that significantly enhance understanding of the geological systems. While exploration is inherently uncertain, the Company believes its programs are focused on the highest potential opportunities to deliver meaningful discoveries.

“We are energized by the path ahead,” said Dr. Hunter, underscoring the company’s confidence in its strategy, technical approach, and the exploration potential of its key assets. She invited shareholders to engage directly with the company to discuss ongoing developments and future opportunities.

About Geiger Energy

Geiger Energy is a uranium exploration company dedicated to discovering high-grade deposits on its flagship assets in two of Canada’s premier uranium districts: the Athabasca and Thelon basins. The Company’s exploration portfolio includes the Hook Project in Saskatchewan and the Aberdeen Project in Nunavut. Both areas host known mineralization and numerous additional targets, making them priority focus areas for 2026 and beyond.