Standard Uranium flags 55 meters of uranium enrichment at Corvo project in Saskatchewan

• Standard Uranium outlined results from winter 2026 drilling at the Corvo uranium project in Saskatchewan, flagging a uranium-fertile basement-hosted system.
• Assays showed anomalous uranium in nine drill holes, including 55 meters above 10 ppm U, with 13 meters above 100 ppm U.
• Geochemical vectors strengthened, with U:Th ratios averaging 1.5 to 5, peaking at 12 to 21.
• Lead isotope results averaged 206Pb/204Pb of 147 across 405 samples, with a maximum of 5,100, supporting uranium enrichment.
• Aventis funded the 2,457-meter program; follow-up surface work is planned, with a second-phase drill program targeted for 2027.

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