Skyharbour Announces Additional Uranium Property Staking Increasing Total Portfolio to Over 662,000 Hectares in the Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan

Core Insights - Skyharbour Resources Ltd. has acquired forty new uranium exploration claims in Northern Saskatchewan, increasing its total land package to 662,887 hectares across 43 projects, with a focus on the Athabasca Basin, known for high-grade uranium deposits [1][37] - The newly staked claims will be part of the Company's prospect generator business, aimed at attracting strategic partners to advance these assets [1] Summary of New Claims - The Carter North Project consists of ten mineral claims totaling 36,393 hectares, located adjacent to Cameco's North Williams Project and covering extensions of significant conductive corridors [3][6] - The Rover Project includes a single claim of approximately 793 hectares, situated near Cameco's McArthur River and Cigar Lake Mines, with historical exploration dating back to the late 1960s [9][11] - The East Dufferin Project comprises a single claim of 1,451 hectares, located south of the Athabasca Basin, with historical exploration identifying increased conductivity and magnetic activity [12][14] - The Brustad Project consists of one claim totaling 791 hectares, located near the southern margin of the Athabasca Basin, with historical exploration including various geophysical surveys [15][17] - The 914 and Elevator Projects now cover a total of 13,785 hectares, with extensive historical exploration indicating potential for uranium mineralization [18][20] - The Pendleton Project includes four claims totaling 5,338 hectares, located along the Needle Falls Shear Zone, with historical exploration suggesting potential for uranium deposits [21][22] - The Yurchison Project has been expanded to 35,029 hectares, consolidating previous properties and showing potential for uranium and other mineralization [24][27] - The Tarku Project consists of three claims totaling 8,262 hectares, adjacent to the South Dufferin Project, with historical exploration indicating strong potential for uranium mineralization [28][30] - The South Dufferin Project has been expanded to 39,398 hectares, with ongoing exploration efforts indicating readiness for further drilling [31][34]