Stallion Uranium Corp. is working to fuel the future through the exploration of over 3,000 sq/km in the Athabasca Basin, home to the largest high-grade uranium deposits in the world. The company holds the largest contiguous project in the Western Athabasca Basin adjacent to multiple high-grade discovery zones, including Uranium Energy Corp.’s Shea Creek deposit, which is projected to hold 95 million lbs. of uranium and Orano’s Cluff Lake, which produced 62 million lbs. of uranium over its lifetime.

In the past year, Stallion has expanded its stake, making it by far the largest uranium explorer in the Southwestern Athabasca Basin.

Additional strategic land staking have added over 30,000 hectares this year to Stallion’s holdings, making the full property over 330,000 hectares.

And with exploration well underway on multiple projects, the company is working quickly to prove out their potential resources.

Initial results are already suggestive of the potential for a large discovery.

Stallion Uranium Identifies Massive 94.7 Meter Conductive Structure

The company’s 100% owned Coffer project sits just 13km east of Shea Creek, and shares many geological similarities. It’s here at the northernmost corner, the Apaloosa target, that Stallion just concluded a maiden diamond drilling program spanning approximately 2,800 meters.

Three diamond drill holes were completed, with every single one encountering anomalous radioactivity.

The final drill hole culminated with the discovery of a large, deep-rooted conductive structure spanning 94.7 meters in length.  

It is a target that has all of the characteristics necessary to host a large uranium deposit.

Stallion CEO, Drew Zimmerman made that point very clear.

“Stallion’s maiden drill program was big step towards a discovery hole for the company. We now know the location of the targeted structure, we know the structure is fertile from anomalous radioactivity in all 3 drill holes, we know the structure is large enough to host a significant deposit, and we know where to target next.”

Those next steps will most certainly be made known to the public soon.

Diversified Holdings Across The Athabasca Basin

The company has also been making substantial headway on the 100%-owned Sandy Lake project.

This 3,791 hectare project shares many similar geophysical characteristics to both Shea Creek deposit and Cluff Lake deposit (sitting 13km to the east).

Stallion Uranium just completed an airborne geophysical survey, in which they outlined 27 kms of conductive trends for further review and exploration – including five specific targets which will be the focus of the second phase of exploration.

Next steps will entail ground geophysics to further define these targets in advance of drilling.

Significant Potential at Horse Heaven Property, Idaho

The company’s Horse Heaven Property in Idaho, where historical antimony mining activities took place, is showing significant potential.

Notably, Antimony Ridge, located on this property, has been identified for its critical and strategic mineral reserves. The US Geological Survey includes antimony in its list of critical minerals, and the location’s proximity to major US government investments in adjacent properties signals its strategic importance. CEO Drew Zimmerman expressed optimism about the initial sampling results, indicating substantial gold and antimony mineralization, which suggests a high potential for the property to become a major antimony system.

The initial rock sampling conducted by Stallion Uranium in 2022 revealed widespread antimony-gold-silver mineralization across significant widths on the Horse Heaven Property. The assay results from this exploration work are encouraging, with a majority of the samples showing notable concentrations of these minerals. Specifically, discrete vein exposures showed high levels of gold, silver, and antimony, highlighting the property’s potential for yielding valuable resources.

A Team with a Vision and Track Record of Significant Success in the Basin

The team behind Stallion Uranium Corp. has a proven track record in the uranium mining industry, which is a compelling factor for potential investors. Key members were involved in Hathor Exploration, sold to Rio Tinto for $650 million in 2012, with Stephen Stanley (now on Stallion’s Board of Advisors) as its CEO. They also played significant roles in NexGen Energy, currently valued at $4 billion, and ATHA Energy, with a market cap of $150 million. Their expertise and successful history in identifying and developing major deposits in the Athabasca Basin reinforce Stallion’s potential in the uranium mining sector.