This Stock Just Secured 100% of a Uranium Project in One of the World's Top Mining Regions

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Vanguard Mining Corp. (UUU:CSE; UUUFF:OTC; SL51:FWB) announced that it has completed its acquisition of Quark Uranium Ltd. pursuant to a share exchange agreement among the company, Quark, and the shareholders of Quark. Under the terms of the transaction, the company issued an aggregate of 8,000,000 common shares at a deemed price of CA$0.15 per share and made aggregate cash payments of CA$200,000, representing a total implied value of approximately CA$1.4 million. All securities issued are subject to a statutory hold period of four months and one day.

The company stated that it acquired 100% of the issued and outstanding securities of Quark. The parties involved in the transaction were arm's length, and no finders' fees were paid.

David C. Greenway, President and CEO of Vanguard Mining Corp., said, "The successful closing of the Quark acquisition marks an important milestone in the execution of Vanguard's uranium growth strategy."

The Quark Uranium property consists of eight mineral claims totaling approximately 28,746 hectares in Saskatchewan, Canada, within the Athabasca Basin region. The property is located in a uranium-producing district in northern Saskatchewan and represents a contiguous land position in proximity to projects operated by Orano Canada and Fission Uranium Corp. The company stated that the properties are at an early stage of exploration and do not contain any known mineral resources or mineral reserves.

In a separate announcement, the company stated that its name will change from "Vanguard Mining Corp." to "Uranium One Mining Corp." and that it will consolidate its common shares on a 3.5-to-1 basis. The company expects to begin trading under the new name and on a consolidated basis on the Canadian Securities Exchange, with its stock symbol remaining unchanged. The post-consolidation total issued and outstanding number of common shares is expected to be approximately 29,123,355. The new CUSIP number will be 916927106, and the new ISIN number will be CA9169271066.

The company stated that the name change is intended to reflect its expanded focus on its uranium portfolio, including the Yuty Prometeo Project in Paraguay, the Nuclean Uranium Project in Saskatchewan, and the Quark Uranium Property, as well as potential future acquisitions in the uranium sector.

Uranium Sector Overview Reflects Policy Shifts, Supply Constraints, and Demand Growth

According to an April 6 report from Investing News Network, uranium prices experienced volatility during the first quarter, with the spot price reaching US$101.41 before declining to US$83.90 by the end of the period. The report cited John Ciampaglia, who stated, "we've definitely had a cooling off as people have kind of stepped away and de-risked," while adding that "the longer-term fundamentals, the story, remain very intact."

The same report highlighted long-term contracting trends, noting that the long-term uranium price reached US$90, "its highest level since 2008," and cited Ciampaglia stating that the benchmark "has been going up for the last six months." It also referenced commentary from Grant Isaac, who said that forward demand "has never been bigger," describing unmet future requirements for uranium supply.

Further commentary from Nick Carter, cited in the April 6 report, addressed supply constraints, stating that "there's a pretty big supply gap out in the mid-2030s," and added that "filling that supply gap will be, in my opinion, quite challenging going forward." The report also noted geopolitical shifts affecting supply, with Carter stating that "China imported a massive amount of uranium, nearly 70 million pounds," impacting global availability.

Crux Investor wrote on April 22 that uranium exploration timelines remained extended, noting that "uranium discoveries typically require 6-10+ years of systematic work." The report cited commentary from Chris Frostad, who stated that "the biggest problem we ran into was time," referencing historical exploration cycles. It also emphasized that "things that we find today are not going to fix the supply problem. It's 10 years, 20 years out," highlighting the long development timeline for new supply.

The same April 22 report discussed capital dynamics within the sector, stating that major producers had begun deploying capital into exploration after a prolonged period, providing funding and extending exploration timelines. It also described structural supply dynamics, noting that "the current situation is characterized as fundamentally different," as new discoveries would not address near-term supply constraints.

Technical Report Cites Speculative Buy Rating and Operational Progress

¹According to a February 25 report from John Newell of John Newell & Associates, Vanguard Mining Corp. was described as a "Speculative Buy," with the analyst stating that "when a junior begins to align operational progress with technical momentum, it deserves a fresh look."

In the same report, Newell wrote that "the company has strengthened its South American uranium position and secured environmental permits on its Paraguayan projects, marking tangible progress beyond early-stage concept."

Newell also stated that "the updated chart confirms that Vanguard Mining Corp. has completed a significant technical transition," adding that "the breakout through former resistance occurred on expanding volume, a critical confirmation signal that accumulation was underway rather than a short-lived spike."

He further noted that "momentum indicators remain constructive, and volume expansion during the breakout phase was decisive," and that "the chart continues to outline: Interim Target: ~CA$0.60 cents; Third Target: CA$0.90 in play; Big Picture Target: CA$1.50."

Exploration Programs and Operational Developments

The company outlined exploration programs and operational developments across its project portfolio. According to the Vanguard's investor presentation, a confirmatory drill program is planned for the Yuty Prometeo project in Paraguay to validate historic results. The program is intended to align the Prometeo concession with an adjacent uranium trend based on available data.

At the Brussels Creek project in British Columbia, the company plans trenching and drilling programs to test priority targets identified in historical work. The project is located approximately 24 km west of Kamloops and covers about 13.5 km², with historical exploration including mapping and geochemical sampling.

At the Redonda copper-molybdenum project, a first-pass drilling program targeting near-surface Cu–Mo porphyry mineralization is planned, with assay results expected to guide follow-up drilling and potential resource work.

The company also reported that it closed an oversubscribed financing totaling CA$2.32 million, with proceeds allocated to uranium exploration programs in Paraguay, gold-copper exploration at Brussels Creek, and general working capital.

Ownership and Share Structure²

Approximately 3.95% of Vanguard Mining is held by management and insiders, with the remaining shares held by a mix of retail and other investors. The rest is retail.

Vanguard Mining Corp. has 29,123,355 shares outstanding and an estimated market capitalization of approximately US$10.78 million, based on recent trading prices. Shares trade in a 52-week range between US$0. 0.081 and US$0. 488.