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VANCOUVER, BC (June 16, 2025) — Standard Uranium (TSXV: STND) is positioning itself as a serious contender in Canada’s uranium exploration landscape, following a steady stream of drill results and renewed sector interest from institutional heavyweight Sprott Asset Management.
With uranium prices ticking upward and nuclear energy regaining global traction, Standard now sits in a rare spot: it holds multiple fully permitted drill programs, recent exploration success, and growing market attention. As of this week, the company has become one of the few junior explorers with three active uranium projects being advanced in parallel—making it, as one analyst described, a “triple threat” in the junior resource space.
Most recently, the company launched its 2025 drill program at its flagship Davidson River Project in the Athabasca Basin. It’s a region known for some of the world’s highest-grade uranium, and Standard’s property lies close to several major discoveries. The company aims to build on prior targets by testing high-priority zones along its Warrior and Saint trend lines.
Meanwhile, the company is preparing for upcoming work at Atlantic, a uranium project that continues to show promising early-stage results. Drill permits are in place, and management says preparations are underway for expanded activity during the summer exploration season. Canary, the third of Standard’s core projects, is also fully permitted, giving the company the flexibility to pivot its drill focus as data and conditions evolve.
What adds fuel to the story is the broader market trend: Sprott Asset Management has dramatically increased its uranium purchases in recent weeks. Sprott’s aggressive buying spree—primarily through its Physical Uranium Trust—has been a major catalyst in lifting spot uranium prices and sparking investor enthusiasm across the sector. For junior explorers like Standard, increased demand and a tightening supply picture present the clearest runway in years for discovery-driven upside.
Standard Uranium remains a lean, exploration-focused operation with a modest market cap and strong geological leadership. Its near-term strategy hinges on generating meaningful results from at least one of its three advanced-stage targets—all of which are located in the uranium-rich corridors of Saskatchewan.
In a market where drill permits, active programs, and tight share structures increasingly separate the contenders from the noise, Standard Uranium is positioned to benefit not only from its own fieldwork—but also from a broader market narrative shifting back toward nuclear energy.
With spot uranium now trading above US$90/lb and institutional capital returning to the space, companies like Standard that can execute efficiently may find themselves at the center of a sector revival. The next few months of core samples, assays, and follow-through will determine whether this junior explorer can convert momentum into a discovery breakthrough.
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