The Athabasca Basin Heats Up: Skyharbour's Aggressive 2025 Uranium Exploration

Explore the latest progress from Skyharbour Resources. The company's aggressive 2025 drilling program has yielded multiple high-grade uranium finds, expanding its projects and solidifying its position in one of the world's richest uranium districts.
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 Skyharbour Resources is making notable progress in 2025 with its Uranium exploration and development activities in Saskatchewan’s Athabasca Basin.

Recent Progress Highlights: -In early 2025, Skyharbour launched its largest-ever drilling campaign, with a fully funded multi-phase program totalling 16,000 to 18,000 meters across its flagship Russell Lake and Moore Uranium Projects.

-At Russell Lake, the company is conducting 10,000 to 11,000 metres of diamond drilling with a focus on newly identified high-grade targets like the Fork Zone, where a significant new uranium discovery was made in 2024.

-The Moore Uranium Project is also actively being explored, with additional high-grade intercepts announced, such as 4.61% U3_33O8_88 over 5 meters, including 7.30% U3_33O8_88 over 3 meters. Considered very good.

-The company’s joint venture projects, such as the Preston Uranium Project with Orano Canada, are also progressing, featuring a 6,000 to 7,000-metre drill program in summer 2025. -Skyharbour has also expanded its Uranium portfolio to over 616,000 hectares across 37 projects, staking 21 new Uranium exploration claims in northern Saskatchewan in mid-2025.

Uranium Outlook: There have been several new initiatives since 2023 by Western countries and allied governments to restructure and secure Uranium supply chains away from Russia, with significant developments through 2024 and into 2025:

The Prohibiting Russian Uranium Imports Act, reflecting a legal framework to enforce supply diversification, was enacted on May 13, 2024, when it was signed into law by U.S. President Joe Biden. The import ban itself became effective on August 11, 2024.

Strategic government programs across Canada, Australia, the U.S., and the EU now prioritize uranium as a critical mineral, aiming to build domestic capacity and diversify supply chains away from geopolitical risk.

Financial institutions and ESG frameworks have shifted to support nuclear energy investments, dissolving previous financing barriers for nuclear projects, including uranium mining and processing.

Some key shareholders of Skyharbour Resources in 2025 include: -Denison Mines Corp., -Rio Tinto, -Sprott Uranium Miners ETF, -Global X Uranium ETF, -Horizons Global Uranium Index ETF, -Sprott Junior Uranium Miners ETF, -Extract Capital -Ocean Wal,l - Paul Matysek,-Jeff Phillips(Global Market Development), -Management and insiders.

Recent financing: ·Skyharbour has agreements with several JV and option partners that bring substantial exploration funding. Partner-funded exploration totals over $36 million, with more than $20 million in shares issued to Skyharbour and $14 million in cash payments expected, assuming earn-ins are completed fully.

Insider buying activity was noted near the start of 2025, indicating confidence by company insiders.

Skyharbour commenced a large fully funded drilling campaign valued in the multi-million-dollar range early in 2025. The company’s strategic partnerships and capital raises through joint ventures, share issuances, and cash payments provide solid financial backing to advance its Uranium exploration projects.

The Company's 2025 drill results are considered very good to better than very good in the Uranium exploration sector, particularly considering its location in the Athabasca Basin, one of the world’s richest uranium districts:

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Share Price– Sept.05, 2025, -(TSXV:SYH)—CAD 0.38

52 Week High-     $0.51, Low-$0.27

Price/Book-            2.0X

Market Cap-         77.69M

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Mining News: www.minestockers.com (Disclosure-the writer is a shareholder of minestockers.com)


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