Standard Uraniums sees 2024 exploration success, prepares for expanded drilling in n 2025 [Video]

Standard Uranium CEO Jon Bey joined Steve Darling from Proactive to recap the company’s productive year and outline its plans to drive uranium exploration forward in the Athabasca Basin, northern Saskatchewan. Throughout 2024, Standard Uranium secured four definitive option agreements on its 100%-owned projects—Sun Dog, Atlantic, Canary, and Brown Lake—bringing in exploration funding and non-dilutive cash flow.

The company achieved significant milestones, including successful drill programs at Sun Dog, Atlantic, and Canary. These partner-funded campaigns returned promising signs of uranium mineralization and favorable geology, reinforcing the potential of each project as Standard Uranium advances them toward discovery. Looking ahead to 2025, Standard Uranium is set for an even busier year, with a particular focus on its flagship Davidson River project located in the southwest Athabasca Basin.

The upcoming program will build on positive 2022 results, aiming to test high-priority targets in the newly staked southeast claim blocks. Drilling efforts will …