Triton Uranium Targets 46 Million Pounds at Saskatchewan Atlas Project

The technical foundation for the project, prepared by Stantec Consulting Ltd., highlights a potential for low-grade, open-pit extraction. Resource estimates for the Red Rock deposit include an indicated resource of 276,702 tonnes grading 0.087% U₃O₈, supplemented by an inferred resource of 20,946 tonnes at 0.060% grade. These findings align with broader efforts by Canada and the United States to secure critical mineral supply chains amidst a global nuclear energy revival.

Triton President Scott Evans stated that the company is focused on building a reliable North American fuel supply to meet growing demand. The Atlas property benefits from its proximity to legacy mining centers like the Ace-Fay-Verna complex, which historically produced over 50 million pounds of uranium. To further define the asset's potential, Triton is currently executing a 10,000-metre drill program, with additional work scheduled for the upcoming winter season to evaluate targets identified by recent airborne radiometric surveys.