Kneat.com (KSI) Emerging Growth Conference 89 summary

Market context and company positioning

• Global uranium demand is rising due to increased reactor builds and lower production forecasts, creating a favorable market environment for exploration companies.

• The Athabasca Basin in Northern Saskatchewan is the world's highest-grade uranium jurisdiction, with grades 20 times higher than global averages.

• Stallion Uranium has restructured, reprioritized exploration targets, and raised over CAD 24 million in eight months, ensuring strong financial backing.

Exploration strategy and progress

• The company holds a 1,700 sq km land package in the southwestern Athabasca Basin, surrounded by major high-grade discoveries.

• Recent ground EM surveys at the Coyote corridor revealed increased structural complexity and conductivity, strengthening its status as a top target.

• Drilling is set to begin imminently, with at least 15 holes planned for the Coyote corridor and results expected as early as the first week of February.

• Additional geophysical surveys are planned for other Tier I targets, including Stone Island, Fishhook, and Lynx.

Competitive advantages and team track record

• The team has a proven record, with key members involved in three high-grade discoveries and nearly $6 billion in company sales.

• The company is fully funded for aggressive exploration and aims to have multiple drill-ready Tier I targets by the end of the current program.

• Improved access and infrastructure in the western Athabasca Basin now allow cost-effective exploration in previously underexplored areas.