Standard Uranium sets sights on 3 key drill projects

Standard Uranium CEO Jon Bey joined Steve Darling from the Vancouver Resources Investment Conference to share news about the company’s upcoming exploration plans and overall outlook within the uranium sector. Speaking from the OTC Markets Group booth, Bey reflected on the strong investor turnout at recent events, citing “over 10,000 investors over two days” as a sign of growing momentum in the resource space. He outlined the company’s successful pivot in 2023 toward a project generator model, enabling multiple assets to advance with external funding. “We have a great portfolio of 13 projects,” Bey noted, explaining how bringing in partners has allowed Standard Uranium to unlock value across its portfolio while preserving capital for its flagship asset. That flagship, the Davidson River Project, is now back in focus, with drilling scheduled to begin in May 2026. “We'll be there towards the middle to end of May. We'll start a program probably 7 to 10,000 metres,” said Bey. This marks the first time the asset has been drilled since 2022. In addition, Bey confirmed drilling is set to commence shortly at the Corvo Project, with 3,000 metres of drilling planned over a six-week program, followed by work on the Rochas Project, targeting 2,500 metres. Discussing uranium market dynamics, Bey expressed confidence in the commodity's long-term pricing trends: “We’re seeing the price of uranium… around $88 on Friday,” adding that the “slow steady movement” is ideal for sustainability. Bey concluded by emphasizing the investment case: “We’ve got three drill programs fully funded happening in the next six months,” positioning Standard Uranium for a potential discovery-driven value uplift. #proactiveinvestors #standarduranium #tsxv #stnd #otcqb #sttdf #vric2026 #DavidsonRiver #NuclearEnergy #MiningStocks #UraniumInvesting #DrillPrograms #JuniorMiners #SaskatchewanMining #CleanEnergy