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URO WESTERN W.A. Pangea Project - Magnadon Prospect Tier 1 resource potential based on elephant sized magnetic anomoly Very large 700km2 tenement in the north of Western Australia on the Canning Stock Route Exceptionally strong magnetic anomaly corresponding to moderate gravity signature Moderate gravity implies basement is at moderate depth Strong magnetics suggests target depth is not at basement Known deposits in the greater Canning tend to have both strong magnetics and strong gravity (shallower basement) Similar size to Telfer deposit (400 tonnes of gold and 0.5 million tonnes of copper) Current imaging compared to properly imaged deposits (e.g., Telfer) Magnetic anomaly could be locally stronger and with a shape that suggests shallower burial Remote location → lack of image resolution = opportunity Magnetic (RTP) image showing location of URO Western tenure over large magnetic anomaly Zoomed in Magnetic (RTP) image showing low-resolution magnetics over the Magnodon target in comparison to high-resolution over Telfer.

CORPORATE DIRECTORY Company Name: URO Corporation Pty Limited Short Name: URO Corp Country of Incorporation: Australia Board of Directors: Andre Coffa (Director) Eugene Ferla (Director) Justin Orr (Director) Company Secretary: Eugene Ferla Registered Office: Melbourne, Victoria Offices 209-210 20 Convention Centre Place SOUTH WHARF VIC 3006 Australia Principal Place of Business: Exchange Tower, Suite 707 530 Little Collins Street MELBOURNE VIC 3000 T: +61 (3) 9690 1500 F: +61 (3) 9690 1544 Email: info@urocorp.com.au NT Australia - Alice Springs 2/40 Sargent St, BRAITLING NT 0870 Website: www.urocorp.com.au

PROJECTS URO Corporation has secured extensive landholdings covering over 11,000 square kilometres of highly prospective and underexplored ground in the Northern Territory across two key projects: Chilling and Charley Creek. Our titles present a significant opportunity across a diverse range of resource depositional styles with analogous geology to known commercial discoveries. URO Corp intends to leverage the considerable work undertaken by the previous owners to delineate a commercial resource. CHILLING PROJECT Western mirror image of Jabiluka-Ranger-Koongara Corridor Located south-west of Darwin covering three titles in a region that has produced some of Australia's most significant uranium discoveries. Project Details CHARLEY CREEK PROJECT Elephant country West of Alice Springs and covering nine titles, Charley Creek is prospective for a range of energy metals including uranium and rare earths. Project Details OTHER URO Corporation has secured additional prospective titles north-west of Alice Springs Project Details Chilling ancor CHILLING Potential Types of Deposits Uranium unconformity-related - unconformity between Palaeoproterozoic metamorphic basement, overlying Mesoproterozoic and younger sedimentary rocks Iron-oxide breccia-hosted copper-gold-uranium Granite, pegmatite and shear zone related uranium, rare earth elements, tin and tantalum Copper lead zinc silver ± gold volcano-sedimentary and meta-sediment hosted massive or disseminated mineralisation Nickel, copper, Platinum Group Elements (PGEs) Intrusion and/or structurally related gold Prospecting Rationale - Emulate Crossland - Previous Chilling Area tenement holder - Crossland’s technical findings Crossland selected Chilling area due to ‘Primary Hub’ potential Used confidential data supplied by Paradigm Geoscience (Global Geoscience Limited) Identified wide variety of deposit styles due to source rocks presence, host lithologies with suitable structure Mineralisation found at depth Western mirror image of the Alligator Rivers Uranium Province (ARUP) Region produced base metals, gold and tin-tantalum Charley Creek CHARLEY CREEK Potential Types of Deposits - Uranium granite, pegmatite, shear zone related uranium and rare earth elements (REE) Iron-oxide breccia-hosted copper-gold-uranium Uranium palaeodrainage carbonate type Uranium palaeodrainage redox-related REE and Uranium in late stage felsic intrusives REE in alluvial sediments (mineral sands) Nickel, copper, vanadium and PGEs related to mafic intrusions Polymetallic metamorphic-related deposits Orogenic gold Prospecting Rationale - Emulate Crossland - Previous Chilling Area tenement holder - Crossland’s technical findings regarding Uranium prospectivity: Used confidential data supplied by Paradigm Geoscience (Global Geoscience Limited) Nickel-copper-PGE accumulations associated with the ultramafic phases of the Mt Hay granulite Highly metamorphosed Palaeoproterozoic mafic intrusive complex Geological mapping by Rio Tinto Exploration (1997) confirmed layered mafic complex Concentrate exploration of radiometrically anomalous Teapot Granite for uranium 0.228% U3O8 inTeapot Granite in association with secondary uranium mineralisation hosted in the granite Potentially in greater quantities with additional exploration CRA Exploration water bore readings of 41ppb U indicating uraniferous ground waters Prospective for two secondary uranium deposit types (Analogue: Napperby Deposit) - REE focus following reassessment of aircore geochemical data - Anomalous Cerium and other REE in both alluvium and saprolite - Alluvium-hosted REE resources were calculated - Large swathes of project area remain prospective for REE - Basement and cover rocks remain prospective for wide variety of commodities Charley Creek Mining Management Plan Other BLOODWOOD PROJECT Prospecting Rationale - Crossland’s technical findings and rationale Arunta Province, north of Ngalia Basin Sandstone-type uranium occurrences on periphery of Ngalia Basin Rock types similar to tenements east of Bloodwood Anomalous uranium found e.g. Crystal Creek Crossland exploration based on prospectivity for uranium and base metals Area not adequately tested - mostly surface or shallow sampling and surface ecological mapping Past explorers concentrated on gold Prospects and areas of geochemical anomalism identified include: Venerable Creek radiometric anomalism, U up to 810ppm in relatively shallow drilling, outcrop sample Wilson’s Find (Singleton tungsten-copper) scheelite-copper bearing quartz veins, rock chips >1000 ppm copper Elevated Ni-Zn-Bi-Cu-Au in soil and drill-hole samples Drill-hole samples with anomalous Cu-Bi-Au and Au-Ag-Bi Bloodwood Mining Management Plan OTHER

MARREE S.A. Lake Eyre Basin Large 850 km2 tenement Granted August 2023 in the Uranium heartland Eyre Formation outcrops on URO’s tenement Highly prospective for uranium and rare earth elements Renewed interest in the area due to Adavale Resources Lake Surprise Uranium Project Drilling at the project started in November 2022 Easy access from Adelaide and Marree township

About Us Finding Inspiration in Every Turn URO Corporation is an Australian powerhouse in mineral exploration and production. At URO, we don't just explore and extract resources; we unearth the future. We are a team of visionaries, united by a shared passion for a sustainable tomorrow, and armed with unparalleled expertise. This isn't just any exploration and mining company; it's a force of nature driven by the belief that our true strength lies in our people and their hope in the future. Our founders converged from diverse corners of the industry, combining their skills, knowledge, and formidable relationships to ignite the sustainable electrification of our planet. They dreamt of a world where net zero energy was not just a concept but a tangible reality, and URO Corporation was born to realise that dream. At URO Corp, our unwavering mission is to pioneer sustainable global electrification through the relentless pursuit of Resources for the Energy Transition. We are committed creating value for shareholders by harnessing the rich tapestry of Earth's resources, leveraging cutting-edge technologies, exploring new frontiers, and employing advanced technical and commercial expertise. Our ultimate goal is to be a driving force behind the world's transformation from hydrocarbon-intensive energy sources to clean, greenhouse gas-free energy solutions. Meet The Team Dr Andre A Coffa Managing Director & Technical Director Justin Orr Communications Director Eugene Ferla Finance Director Trish Labadjuk Office Manager Taylor Ogden Senior Exploration Geologist Liam Berryman Student Geologist Our Clients

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PROJECTS URO project locations across Northern Territory, Australia ----------------- 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. Read more 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. Read More Wilson's Find 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. 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. Read More 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. Read More

The Full Story Our Values URO Corp adheres to the principles of honesty, integrity, and care. URO Corp is dedicated to environmental and stakeholder stewardship as a fundamental part of our mission. We are committed to optimizing shareholder value through operational best practices. Our company places a high priority on caring for its people, fostering a supportive and inclusive work environment. We believe in dynamic and innovative engagement, continuously seeking new ways to improve and evolve. We are devoted to responsible and sustainable development in all our endeavours. URO Corp is dedicated to being a good corporate citizen, actively contributing to the betterment of society and the communities in which we operate. Our Vision URO Corporation is an Australian powerhouse in mineral exploration and production. At URO, we don't just explore and extract resources; we unearth the future. We are a team of visionaries, united by a shared passion for a sustainable tomorrow, and armed with unparalleled expertise. This isn't just any exploration and mining company; it's a force of nature driven by the belief that our true strength lies in our people and their hope in the future. Our founders converged from diverse corners of the industry, combining their skills, knowledge, and formidable relationships to ignite the sustainable electrification of our planet. They dreamt of a world where net zero energy was not just a concept but a tangible reality, and URO Corporation was born to realise that dream. As we embark on this exhilarating quest to discover and harness energy transition resources, we invite you to join us in redefining what's possible. URO Corporation is more than a company; it's a promise, a commitment to a low-carbon future. Buckle up as we journey into the heart of innovation, where every discovery takes us one step closer to an electrifying tomorrow. Our Strategy At URO Corporation, we have harnessed the collective expertise of a dynamic team comprising professionals with diverse backgrounds in geology and geophysics, finance, venture capital, commodities, and agriculture. Our mission is to leverage this rich blend of skills to seize opportunities in the ever-evolving landscape of energy transition resources. We are committed to executing this mission through a strategy built on nimble assessment, thorough fieldwork, cost-effective operations, and swift monetization.