The Company is deploying advanced geophysical tools—including ZTEM, ANT 3D tomography, and ground EM—to systematically refine large target areas and de-risk drilling, increasing the probability of new discoveries.
Countries including the US, Canada, UK, China, and Russia are rapidly advancing small modular reactor programs, aiming to deploy safer, flexible, and low-carbon nuclear power for both grid and industrial applications for growing energy demands.
Source: World Nuclear Association – Small Modular Reactors 2025
Uranium prices are forecasted to rise sharply near the end of 2025, driven by growing nuclear energy demand and SMR development, with projections approaching $100 per pound and higher in subsequent years, signaling strong upside for producers.
Source: Devere Group – Uranium Price Forecast 2025
The Company holds properties in the Athabasca Basin of Saskatchewan, recognized as the world’s leading uranium district and in Wyoming’s Wind River Basin, historically one of the top uranium-producing regions in the United States. Together, these assets provide the company with strategic exposure to both global and North American uranium markets.
The latest geophysical survey on the Astro project discovered a 25-kilometre trend that could host new mineral discoveries, providing a large and highly promising target area to explore.
Positive radiometric data has highlighted elevated uranium occurrences at the Airline Project in Wyoming. The Company is reviewing historical mining records and expanding its land holdings to advance the project and focus on high-priority exploration targets.
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