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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. Section Title This is a Paragraph. Click on "Edit Text" or double click on the text box to start editing the content and make sure to add any relevant details or information that you want to share with your visitors. Regional Geology The Wilson's Find project area lies within the Arunta Region, on the southern margin of the North Australian Craton, partially within the Aileron Province. The Aileron Province is host to several mineral deposits, including gold, copper, lead, zinc, and tungsten. These deposits are predominantly associated with the various intrusions and metamorphic events that have occurred throughout the province's history. Targets Copper-Tungsten, base metals, Uranium, precious metals Prospects & tenements EL33575 is located on pastoral land (Mt Doreen Station). 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 Reports Maybe include our MMP (omitting commercials) in here Field Trip Photos

PROJECTS URO Corp is currently pursuing projects in a number of jurisdictions covering a range of minerals.

Beryllia Give a brief overview of the project Section Title This is a Paragraph. Click on "Edit Text" or double click on the text box to start editing the content and make sure to add any relevant details or information that you want to share with your visitors. Regional Geology West Arunta region. Targets Beryllium Prospects & tenements EL33202 Reports MMP link

Magnadon The URO Western - Pangea Project's Magnadon Prospect, located on a very large 700km2 tenement in northwestern Australia, exhibits Tier 1 resource potential driven by an exceptionally strong magnetic anomaly and moderate gravity signature. This prospect, larger in size to the Telfer deposit, offers the opportunity for further exploration and potential of an enormous discovery. Section Title This is a Paragraph. Click on "Edit Text" or double click on the text box to start editing the content and make sure to add any relevant details or information that you want to share with your visitors. Regional Geology xxx Targets xxx Prospects & tenements URO Western – Pangea Project – Magnadon Prospect Tier 1 resource potential based on elephant sized magnetic anomoly Very large 700km2 tenement in north 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 Reports xxx

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT URO Corp is committed to the principles and practices of sustainable development, and believes that an active and engaged approach to sustainability is essential in meeting its responsibilities to its shareholders, employees, the communities within which it operates, and the environment. Further, the Company believes that a sustainable business process is essential in creating sustainable value for all its stakeholders. For both ethical and pragmatic business reasons, it is thus committed to the strict maintenance of internationally recognized standards as they relate to health and safety, the environment, society and economic and business management. The Company is focused on uranium, lithium and associated 'energy' metals in Australia and aims to deliver superior returns to its shareholders by exploring, and developing, prospective projects while conducting related activities in such a way as to minimize their impact on the communities in which it operates, and the environment at large. Although there are different levels of exploration maturity across the Company’s projects, there is universal compliance in terms of legal compliance, maintenance of a safe and healthy work environment, minimization of environmental impact, reduction of resource consumption and the maintenance of harmonious relationships with local communities. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT URO Corp recognises that the protection of the environment in the areas in which it operates is of paramount importance, both in terms of its business imperative and its moral and legal responsibility. Although the Company is committed to complying with all relevant regulatory requirements applicable to the environment in which it operates, it strives towards meeting the World Bank and IFC guidelines with respect to environmental management. Key aspirations in this regard include the following: Implement and maintain a structured Environmental Management System that drives continuous improvement; Minimize operational footprints, and develop and implement extensive and well researched Environmental Management Plans and programs so as to minimize the negative impact thereof on the environment and its biodiversity; Identify environmental issues and assess and manage the associated risks; With the active involvement of employees, local communities, government organisations and other interested and affected parties, develop written procedures to ensure safe, acceptable and effective systems of work; Set environmental objectives on a regular basis to ensure measurement, monitoring, reporting and improvement; Reduce, re-use and recycle water to minimize consumption, and promote efficient use of natural resources; Prevent and reducing all forms of pollution by applying appropriate technologies; Ensure adequate financial provision for the rehabilitation of the environment and the sustainability thereof, on conclusion of operations; Comply with legal requirements (as a minimum) of the national and local authority in the jurisdictions within which the Company operates; Review the level of implementation of Environmental Management Systems, their objectives and targets on a regular basis, so as to ensure they remain current and effective; and Promote the effective use of energy resources to optimize consumption. HEALTH & SAFETY MANAGEMENT URO Corp recognizes the importance of protecting the Health and Safety of persons involved with, or affected by, its operations. The Company is committed, as a minimum organisational requirement, to comply with all relevant regulatory requirements applicable in the jurisdiction within which it operates. To effect this, a Safety, Health and Sustainable Development (SHSD) management system is being developed, which continues to evolve to achieve alignment with International Standards Organisation (ISO) standards and International Finance Corporation (IFC) EHS guidelines, whilst allowing flexibility to accommodate those variations that exist between jurisdictions to ensure compliance with local legislation, and to recognize and respect cultural differences. This includes the following: The host country's legislation on all matters SHSD is regarded as a minimum standard of compliance; Assessment of all risks associated with the health and safety of employees, contractors or other persons affected by the Company’s operations, machinery, materials, equipment, operating processes and procedures, and the management thereof; Eliminate any hazards which pose unacceptable risks to employees, and reduce all other risks to acceptable levels; Implement a Health and Safety Management System that adequately describes the Company's Health and Safety requirements; Comply with the ISO standards/principles for recording and reporting incidents; Set Safety and Health objectives on a regular basis to promote measurement, monitoring, reporting and improvement; Measure Safety and Health performance on a regular basis against specified objectives, legal requirements and industry norms; Maintain transparent, consultative relationships with all stakeholders through effective communication channels; Communicate Safety and Health issues and procedures to all affected parties on a systematic and regular basis in a clear, understandable, manner; Through the conduct of audits, and observation at all levels, ensure compliance with procedures and legal requirements for Safety and Health; Provide information and training to all employees in respect of Safety and Health in their particular working environment before the commencement of hazardous work; Promote a culture of Safety and Health awareness which is initiated by the Board and executive management and cascaded to all levels in the organisation; Regularly review the level of implementation of the Health and Safety Systems, its objectives and targets to ensure they remain current and to ensure continuous improvement; Due to the remote location of the Company's operations, maintain a fully equipped medical station and highly trained occupational medicine/medical personnel at each operation. The SHSD Committee has the responsibility of formulating and recommending the Company’s Policy for Health & Safety to the Board, as well as recommended improvements. CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY & SUSTAINABILITY URO Corp recognizes that a sustainable business process is of primary importance in the creation of sustainable value for all its stakeholders, and is thus committed to the development, implementation and management of internationally recognized standards as regards health, safety, environmental, social, economic and business related issues. Further, the Company has adopted the Global Reporting Initiative Version 3 reporting guideline as the framework for the Company's Social Responsibility program. Key aspirations in this regard include: The sustainable creation of direct and indirect wealth for all stakeholders without compromising any other role players or future generations; Setting and achieving targets relating to resource use efficiency and optimization, as well as waste and pollution prevention and reduction; The management of biodiversity, sensitive environments, land use and site remediation through the implementation of appropriate management and mitigation programs to ensure the protection of the environment; Complying with, as a minimum, applicable legal and other requirements in the jurisdictions within which the Company operates; Providing a working environment built on principles of respect, fair labour practices and decent working conditions for employees and contractors alike; Promoting zero harm by promoting a safety culture and positive health; Upholding and promoting fundamental human rights, as well as the traditional rights of host countries and local communities; The development of a lasting positive legacy for host communities through regular, sustained and inclusive communication and collaboration; Ensuring clear, transparent and informative communication with all stakeholders, including regulators, local communities, and other interested and affected parties; and Eliminating bribery, corruption and anti-competitive behaviour.