Company Overview

Blue Sky Uranium Corp. is a Canadian-based mineral exploration company focused on the discovery and development of uranium resources. The company operates within the uranium exploration and development industry, with a strategic emphasis on projects located in Argentina, a country that hosts several established nuclear power facilities and a state-supported nuclear fuel cycle. Blue Sky Uranium does not currently generate operating revenue and is classified as an exploration-stage company.

The company’s primary business activity is advancing uranium exploration projects, with its flagship asset being the Amarillo Grande Project in Argentina’s Rio Negro Province. Blue Sky’s strategic positioning centers on being one of the few publicly traded junior companies with large-scale uranium exposure in Argentina, a jurisdiction where uranium development is regulated but supported through national nuclear policy. Blue Sky Uranium Corp. was incorporated in 2016 and has evolved from an early-stage explorer into a company controlling one of the largest uranium land packages held by a junior company in Argentina.

Business Operations

Blue Sky Uranium’s operations are focused on mineral exploration, resource delineation, and project advancement rather than production. Its core business unit is the uranium exploration segment, which encompasses geological surveying, drilling, resource estimation, and environmental baseline studies. The company’s activities are primarily conducted through its Argentine subsidiaries, which hold mineral rights and manage in-country operations.

The Amarillo Grande Project represents the company’s principal asset and revenue driver potential, comprising multiple uranium targets, including the Ivana deposit, which has been the focus of advanced exploration and technical studies. Operations are entirely international, with no producing assets in Canada. Blue Sky controls exploration licenses, technical data, and geological expertise, and periodically collaborates with government-affiliated entities and technical consultants, though it does not currently report any producing joint ventures.

Strategic Position & Investments

Blue Sky Uranium’s strategic direction is focused on advancing its flagship uranium project toward development readiness while maintaining exposure to favorable long-term uranium market fundamentals driven by global nuclear energy demand. The company has prioritized resource growth, technical de-risking, and regulatory engagement in Argentina as core growth initiatives.

A key strategic development has been the company’s cooperation framework with Invap S.E., an Argentine state-owned nuclear technology company, relating to the Ivana deposit within the Amarillo Grande Project. Blue Sky’s investment profile is concentrated, with no diversified portfolio of unrelated assets, reflecting a deliberate focus on uranium rather than multi-commodity exploration. Emerging exposure is limited to uranium and associated nuclear fuel cycle opportunities, with no verified involvement in other energy technologies.

Geographic Footprint

Blue Sky Uranium Corp. is headquartered in Canada, with its corporate office located in Vancouver, British Columbia, which serves as the center for corporate management, investor relations, and capital markets activities. The company’s operational footprint is concentrated in South America, specifically Argentina, where all material exploration assets are located.

Within Argentina, Blue Sky operates primarily in Rio Negro Province, a region with historical uranium exploration and established infrastructure. The company does not report operations or investments across multiple continents, and its international influence is limited to its Argentine asset base and relationships with national and provincial regulatory authorities.

Leadership & Governance

Blue Sky Uranium is led by an executive team with experience in mining exploration, capital markets, and resource development. The company’s leadership emphasizes disciplined exploration, regulatory compliance, and alignment with Argentina’s national nuclear strategy. Governance follows Canadian public company standards, with oversight provided by a board of directors.

Key executives include:

• Nikolaos Cacos – President & Chief Executive Officer
• Andrew McMillan – Chief Financial Officer
• Romain Le Bars – Vice President, Exploration
• Hernán Laborde – Vice President, Corporate Development

The leadership team’s strategic vision centers on advancing uranium assets through technical validation while positioning the company to benefit from improving uranium market conditions, without pursuing speculative diversification outside its core expertise.