Uranium Exploration Programs

Jaguar Uranium is advancing uranium exploration programs at its La Rosada prospect within the Laguna Salada project in Argentina following Environmental Impact Assessment approval. The authorization covers six properties totaling 59,895.3 hectares and allows the company to begin prospecting after the winter season. Planned work combines geochemical sampling and geological mapping with radiometric grid surveys and electrical resistivity tomography to identify and assess deeper fluvial paleochannels.

The approval gives Jaguar Uranium access to approximately 25% of the broader 230,000-hectare Laguna Salada project for this phase of exploration. By using multiple surveying methods, the company can gather more detailed geological data before determining subsequent exploration activities. The permit also expands Jaguar Uranium’s authorized footprint after its Guanaco prospect received approval earlier in 2026. Progress at La Rosada could help the company evaluate additional uranium resources while strengthening its exploration portfolio in Argentina’s developing nuclear fuel supply chain.