Company Overview

Stallion Uranium Corp. is a Canada-based mineral exploration company focused on the acquisition and exploration of uranium properties within the Athabasca Basin of Saskatchewan, one of the world’s most significant high-grade uranium districts. The company operates in the uranium exploration and development segment of the mining industry and does not currently generate operating revenue, as its activities are focused on early-stage exploration and project advancement.

The company’s primary value proposition is its large, district-scale land position in proximity to known uranium deposits and producing mines, leveraging modern geophysical techniques and data-driven targeting. Stallion Uranium Corp. was formed to consolidate underexplored ground made available through claim releases and has evolved by steadily expanding its project portfolio through staking, option agreements, and property acquisitions within the Athabasca Basin.

Business Operations

Stallion Uranium Corp.’s business operations consist of mineral property acquisition, geological evaluation, airborne and ground geophysical surveys, and drill program planning. The company’s assets are organized around multiple uranium exploration projects, with exploration expenditures representing its primary use of capital. Operations are conducted through the parent entity, with no material operating subsidiaries reported in public disclosures.

All activities are currently concentrated in Canada, and the company does not have producing assets or processing facilities. Exploration work is typically carried out using third-party contractors and consultants specializing in geophysics, geochemistry, and drilling services. Data inconclusive based on available public sources regarding any active joint ventures or earn-in partnerships beyond standard option agreements on specific properties.

Strategic Position & Investments

Strategically, Stallion Uranium Corp. is positioned as a pure-play uranium explorer with leverage to uranium price movements and renewed interest in nuclear energy. Its growth strategy centers on expanding and refining its land package in prospective corridors of the Athabasca Basin, followed by systematic exploration to advance priority targets toward discovery.

The company has made targeted investments in property acquisitions and claim staking rather than corporate acquisitions, maintaining a project-generator-style optionality across multiple exploration-stage assets. Emerging sector exposure is limited to the nuclear fuel cycle through uranium exploration, with no verified involvement in downstream nuclear technologies or non-uranium commodities. Data inconclusive based on available public sources regarding material equity investments in other companies.

Geographic Footprint

Stallion Uranium Corp.’s operational footprint is entirely within Canada, with its exploration assets located in Northern Saskatchewan. The company’s projects are situated within and around the Athabasca Basin, a globally significant uranium-producing region that hosts multiple operating and past-producing mines.

Corporate headquarters and management functions are based in Canada, and the company does not report any international exploration, production, or investment activities outside North America. Its geographic concentration reflects a strategic focus on political stability, established permitting frameworks, and existing mining infrastructure.

Leadership & Governance

Stallion Uranium Corp. is led by a management team with experience in junior mining, capital markets, and mineral exploration. The leadership’s stated strategic vision emphasizes disciplined capital allocation, systematic exploration, and asset optionality within a premier uranium jurisdiction. The company operates under governance standards applicable to publicly listed issuers on the TSX Venture Exchange.

Key executives include:

• Drew Zimmerman – President & Chief Executive Officer
• Ken Brophy – Chief Financial Officer

Data inconclusive based on available public sources regarding additional executive officers or recent changes to board composition beyond those disclosed in regulatory filings.