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Standard Uranium Ltd. has officially launched its 2025 exploration campaign at the Corvo Uranium Project in Saskatchewan, further advancing its position under a three-year earn-in option agreement with Aventis Energy Inc. Located along the eastern fringe of the Athabasca Basin—an area globally renowned for its uranium deposits—the Corvo Project is regarded as a high-potential site for discovery.
On July 4, 2025, the company’s technical team mobilized to the project area to begin a suite of early exploration activities. These include field mapping, surface sampling, and the assessment of historical uranium showings. Notable among these are the Manhattan and SMDI 2052 occurrences, where surface assays previously revealed uranium concentrations ranging from 1.19% to 5.98% U₃O₈. Additional findings noted 0.137% U₃O₈ along with high levels of thorium. Samples from the current work program are being sent to Saskatchewan Research Council’s Geoanalytical Laboratories and will contribute to the project’s initial NI 43-101 technical report.
To bolster its ground program, Standard Uranium is incorporating insights from a 1,380 line-kilometer airborne geophysical survey conducted earlier this year. The Time Domain Electromagnetic (TDEM) and magnetic survey outlined several kilometers of conductive anomalies and magnetic features. These findings are instrumental in identifying subsurface structures and refining the selection of drill targets for the company’s inaugural drill program scheduled for the first quarter of 2026.
Later in 2025, the company plans to conduct a high-resolution ground gravity survey aimed at detecting density anomalies typically associated with basement-hosted uranium systems. By layering these results with historical and recently acquired data, Standard Uranium hopes to isolate high-priority targets and reduce exploration risk ahead of drilling.
The Corvo Project benefits from a strategic location—approximately 45 kilometers northeast of Atha Energy’s Gemini Mineralized Zone and 60 kilometers east of Cameco’s McArthur River mine—placing it squarely in one of the richest uranium belts in the world. Shallow exploration targets and minimal glacial cover make the site especially drill-friendly.
Standard Uranium’s integrated exploration strategy, which combines legacy data with advanced geophysical and geochemical techniques, positions the company for a high-impact drill season in 2026. The results of this year’s program will play a critical role in shaping future exploration efforts and evaluating the project’s long-term potential.
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