URZ3 Energy Corp., headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, is an exploration and development firm primarily focused on identifying and advancing mineral properties across the United States and Canada. While its core exploration efforts target gold, the company also holds significant interests in uranium assets. Its portfolio notably includes the wholly-owned Southeast Athabasca Basin Uranium Project, an extensive site covering 35,467 hectares situated on the southeastern rim of Saskatchewan's Athabasca Basin. Additionally, URZ3 Energy's holdings comprise the South Grass Valley project and the Dry Fork Uranium Project, which encompasses roughly 890 acres within Wyoming's Powder River Basin in the U.S.
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URZ3 Energy Corp., headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, is an exploration and development firm primarily focused on identifying and advancing mineral properties across the United States and Canada. While its core exploration efforts target gold, the company also holds significant interests in uranium assets. Its portfolio notably includes the wholly-owned Southeast Athabasca Basin Uranium Project, an extensive site covering 35,467 hectares situated on the southeastern rim of Saskatchewan's Athabasca Basin. Additionally, URZ3 Energy's holdings comprise the South Grass Valley project and the Dry Fork Uranium Project, which encompasses roughly 890 acres within Wyoming's Powder River Basin in the U.S.
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URZ3 Energy Corp., headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, is an exploration and development firm primarily focused on identifying and advancing mineral properties across the United States and Canada. While its core exploration efforts target gold, the company also holds significant interests in uranium assets. Its portfolio notably includes the wholly-owned Southeast Athabasca Basin Uranium Project, an extensive site covering 35,467 hectares situated on the southeastern rim of Saskatchewan's Athabasca Basin. Additionally, URZ3 Energy's holdings comprise the South Grass Valley project and the Dry Fork Uranium Project, which encompasses roughly 890 acres within Wyoming's Powder River Basin in the U.S.