URO NEWSLETTERS 2023 Issue 7 (Feb 2023) Issue 8 (Apr 2023) Issue 9 (May 2023) Issue 10 (Sep 2023) Issue 11 (Oct 2023) Issue 12 (Dec 2023) 2024 Issue 13 (Feb 2024) Issue 14 (May 2024) Issue 15 (Oct 2024) Issue 16 (Dec 2024) 2025 Issue 17 (Apr 2025) Issue 18 (Jun 2025) INDUSTRY NEWS & DATA MINERAL COMMODITY SUMMARIES 2023 January 31, 2023 US Geological Survey (USGS) Link COMMODITY PERSPECTIVES Relative commodity market size in US$b Bloomberg, HSBC RAW MATERIALS CRITICAL FOR THE GREEN TRANSITION April, 2023 OECD Trade Policy Paper No 269 Link

ABOUT US URO Corporation was incorporated to take advantage of opportunities across the metals and energy complex in Australia. URO Corp has assessed numerous opportunities in its short life and has set its sights on energy transition resources including copper, rare earths and uranium and has secured extensive landholdings in central and Northern Australia. With backgrounds in geology, finance and agriculture, the directors believe they possess the right skill-set and expertise to deliver superior value to shareholders. Mission Statement & Strategy Directors & Management MISSION STATEMENT & STRATEGY OUR MISSION URO Corp seeks to facilitate sustainable global electrification. COMPANY STATEMENT To achieve Our Mission, URO Corp strives for: Environmental and stakeholder stewardship Operational best practice Dynamic and innovative engagement Responsible and sustainable development Good corporate citizenship OUR STRATEGY URO Corp has assembled a team of business-minded professionals with diverse backgrounds covering geology and geophysics, finance, commodities and agriculture. URO Corp constantly scours businesses and assets within its areas of expertise. This is where URO Corp can deliver its competitive advantage: by understanding the areas in which we invest. URO Corp believes that it can optimize shareholder value by reviving assets that may be out-of-favour or have been overlooked by the mainstream. URO Corp is sensitive to the needs of the local communities in which we operate, with a strong operational and environmental focus to ensure we can operate sustainably over the long term. The TEAM DR ANDRE COFFA Director BSc., Dip Geol., PhD (Geol.), AusIMM, AAPG Dr Andre A. Coffa has twenty-five years global experience as a professional geoscientist and project manager in the resource sector. Andre gained a breadth of international experience working in diverse resource environments, with both large multi-national and small multi-faceted firms. During his tenure in Europe, the Americas, Asia, and Africa he worked in many capacities: as explorer, in appraisal of newly discovered resources and leading multi-billion-dollar resource developments. Working in outback Australia, he has led various remote field campaigns and been instrumental in large new ventures. He has also led the Sustainable Development effort for Shell Americas and been part of the energy transformation in solar, wind and tidal energy companies. He started his own energy services consultancy company in May 2013. Andre is a past President of the Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia and currently serves on the executive committee of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists.

URO Corporation... the Energy Transition Company. URO Corporation Pty Limited is an Australian domiciled exploration and mining company. URO Corp believes that its strength is its people. The founders came together to pool their diverse industry skills and relationships to play their part in the sustainable electrification of the globe. Mission Statement & Strategy The Team

BLOODWOOD Located in the Arunta Province north of the Ngalia Basin, presents a diverse range of exploration prospects including uranium, base metals, rare earth elements, gold, silver, and more. Its proximity to proven resources like the Bigrlyi Uranium deposit and the presence of various geochemical anomalies make it an attractive target for further exploration and resource assessment. Bloodwood Base Metals Project - Cu, W, Ni, Pb, Sn, Ag Bloodwood Uranium Project Bloodwood South Lithium Project Bloodwood South Rare Earth Elements & Kaolin Project Bloodwood Mining Management Plan Large, sort after tenement areas Proximal and along trend with Bigrlyi Uranium proven resource Multiple prospects, diverse range of commodities Uranium Mt Eclipse formation beds, extension of Bigrlyi resource Uranium palaeo-channels in western Bloodwood Base metals, including nickel, zinc, lead, tungsten and copper in eastern Bloodwood Southawk Granites Rare Earth Elements (REE) and potential Lithium pegmatites Large area of radiometric and REE anomalies associated with Southawk sheer-zone Near surface Kaolin associated with Southawk sheer-zone Waites Creek REEs Western Bloodwood South gold and silver prospects Air Core Drilling August 2023 established wide extensive resource potential in ionic and kaolin REEs

MOUNT HARDY The Mount Hardy Project boasts prospective geology rich in Rare Earth Elements and Uranium, sharing the same geology as the Cristal Creek REE resource and Todd River Resource's copper/zinc resource. With promising radiometric anomalies and convenient access along the sealed Tanami Road, it presents a compelling opportunity for exploration and resource development. Mount Hardy Base Metals Project Zn, Cu, Ni, U Prospective geology of Mount Hardy area Granites and pegmatites source for REE and Ur (red shade on map) Adjacent to and same geology as GSW’s Cristal Creek REE resource (yellow on map) Same geology as Todd River Resource’s copper/zinc resource Todd River drilling intersections include 9.15m @4.5% Cu, 8.8% Zn, 7.6% Pb and 182 g/t Ag Along fully sealed Tanami Road for easy access Ternary Radiometric airborne geophysics survey shows large anomaly in Mt Hardy area same response as GSW’s Cristal Creek Rare Earth Elements resource Kaolin Group Index anomaly same as Cristal Creek indicative of ionic-clay Rare Earth Elements

PROJECTS URO project locations across Northern Territory, Australia ----------------- Bloodwood Read more Chilling Read More Wilson's Find Read More Charley Creek Read More Mount Hardy Read More

CHARLEY CREEK Huge area of multiple tenements located close to Alice Springs on the southern margin of the North Australian Craton, boasts rich mineral resource potential, particularly in rare earth elements, gold, base metals, and uranium. Geological features like the MacDonnell Ranges and Teapot Granite, coupled with strategic exploration efforts position it as a promising area for discovering valuable mineral deposits. Charley Creek Base Metals Project Charley Creek Gold Project Au, Zn, Cu, Ni, Sn, PGE, U Regional Geology Charley Creek is located on the southern margin of the North Australian Craton. It encompasses the Arunta Block's central region, rich in mineral resources. Geological formations in the area hold substantial mineral resource potential and is part of the ancient and stable North Australian Craton. Dominant geological feature is the MacDonnell Ranges. The ranges consist of a sequence of metamorphic rocks, intruded by formations like the Teapot Granite. Teapot Granite within the MacDonnell Ranges: Source rock of uranium, base metal and Rare Earth Elements. Diverse Minerals: Comprised mainly of mid-late Paleoproterozoic mid to high-grade metamorphic rocks. Area hosts a variety of minerals due to its unique geological history. Varied rock formations and processes contribute to mineral diversity. Rocks underwent multiple uplift stages, including the recent Alice Springs Orogeny (400-300MA). Mineral Resource Potential: Geological features suggest promising mineral resource opportunities. Geological conditions enhance the likelihood of discovering valuable resources. Mineral-rich geological formations present economic opportunities. Rare Earth Prospects: Prospective for high-grade rare earth elements due to Chewings Event influence, evidenced by mineralization at Nolan’s Bore. Exploration Focus: Attracts significant exploration efforts due to its geological significance. There has been detailed mapping helps reveal the area's mineralization patterns, with continued exploration aims to uncover valuable mineral deposits. Strategic Location: Central Province's position offers insights into the region's geological evolution. Sustainable Exploration: Responsible exploration considers the region's geological and environmental aspects. Diverse Exploration Targets: The Charley Creek Project focuses on rare earth elements, gold, base metals and uranium, aiming to uncover valuable mineralization prospects. Notable Discoveries made by URO: The field trip revealed significant potential for gold and base metals, with remarkable alluvial rare earth targets identified north of the MacDonnell Ranges. Conceptual Promise: A conceptual target for hard rock rare earth elements shows promise, necessitating further evidence to solidify its assessment. Comprehensive Soil Sampling: Over 1000 soil samples from Quaternary alluvium have been collected for meticulous analysis, playing a critical role in achieving resource compliance before public listing. Orogenic Gold Potential : Prospective orogenic gold prospects have been identified north of the Hann Range, supported by indicators like artisanal workings, geochemical markers, and neighbouring intrusives. Strategic Sampling Approach: Detailed follow-up sampling of quartz blow samples is employed, featuring fire assay, multi-element ICP analysis, residual soil sampling, and handheld XRF for gold pathfinders. Challenges and Solutions: Challenges in exploring the MacDonnell Ranges are tackled by introducing satellite imagery and drone-based hyperspectral analysis for efficient alteration mapping. Key Spectral Targets: Quartz carbonate mineralization, sericite alteration, and clay-rich residual soils are focal points for spectral study, enabling precise identification of potential mineral assemblages. Radiometric Survey Proposal : Detecting areas with high Thorium through a higher-resolution radiometric survey aids in pinpointing potential mineralization zones. Significant Quartz Vein Systems : Quartz/carbonate vein systems show promise, particularly if anomalous gold is confirmed through fire assay. Unveiling Base Metal Connections: Residual soil sampling offers the possibility of uncovering links between base metals and buried intrusions. Layered mafics as a copper-nickel targets. Comprehensive Spectral Study: Conducting a spectral study across the entire tenement package is anticipated to reveal a wide range of targets, including alteration zones, mineralization, and outcrops.

CHILLING The Chilling Project, located southwest of Darwin in the Pine Creek Orogen and Daily River Basin, offers a substantial and largely unexplored tenement package with potential especially for Lithium and Uranium, but also important base metals, such as zinc, copper, tin, and rare earth elements. Its proximity to Tier 1 lithium deposits and gravity data indicating significant structural trends make it an attractive exploration opportunity in a region known for diverse commodities and favorable geological settings. Li, U, Au, Zn, Pb, Ag, Sn, REE The Right Geology in the Right Place Pine Creek Orogen & Daly River Basin Large, diverse tenement package proximal to Tier 1 deposits Known for diverse range of commodities, favourable lithologies and structural settings On trend with Lithium discoveries and newly developed Li mines Wider Pine Creek Orogen hosts world-class uranium deposits Uranium, base metals, gold, tin and REE Large exploration tenure in the Pine Creek Orogen Gravity data show large-scale, regional structural trends Gravity high associated with uranium, copper and lead occurrences No modern drilling or surface sampling conducted in area Giant’s Reef Fault; a documented controlling structure Largely untested potential for uranium and other metals within tenements Close to Darwin and other critical infrastructure

WILSON'S FIND (EL33575) URO’s first appraisal of a potential Elephant resource. Located in a Tier 1 resource jurisdiction with significant mineralization, including copper, tungsten, lead, zinc, tin, and uranium, offers an estimated 1.0 million tons of raw copper valued at over US$8.5 billion. With a strategic geographical advantage in the emerging Aileron Province and a comprehensive appraisal strategy in place, this project is poised to unlock immense value and establish itself as a remarkable polymetallic resource. Polymetallic structural vein style deposit Wilson’s Find Copper Tungsten Discovery and Appraisal Significant mineralization of copper, tungsten, lead, zinc, tin, and uranium Estimated 1.0 million tons of raw copper alone valued at over US$8.5 billion Positioned in a Tier 1 resource jurisdiction Remarkable polymetallic potential High-grade deposits of copper, tungsten, lead, zinc, tin, and uranium Strategic geographical advantage in the emerging Aileron Province Limited mining and exploration history in the region Proven geological significance with quartz veins in Wabudali Granite Analogous success to the Zhuxi deposit in South China URO is planning the Wilson’s Find Appraisal Program Comprehensive appraisal strategy including geophysics, drilling, and geochemical analysis Untapped potential with deep drilling and geophysical studies Cusp of unlocking immense value from the Wilson’s Find Prospect

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