Verdera Energy Corp. · TSXV:V
Verdera Energy — Investor Presentation (March 2026)
25 slides from Verdera Energy's investor presentation, March 2026
Slide 1: Next Age Nuclear
Next Age Nuclear Corporate Presentation l March 2026 VerderaUranium.com Verdera (n): Green Era - From the Spanish Adj ‘verde’; a company focused on economic and environmentally-responsible uranium extraction in TSX-V:V New Mexico. 1
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer ©2026 Verdera Energy Corp. All rights reserved. Unless otherwise noted, “Verdera” and all other marks used in this presentation are trademarks Verdera Energy Corp. (the “Company”). Any reproduction or dissemination of any feature of this presentation, in whole or in part, or any use of th
Slide 3: Developing Advanced, ISR-Amenable Uranium Projects in New Mexico
Developing Advanced, ISR-Amenable Uranium Projects in New Mexico: Key to the US Nuclear Renaissance Uranium Assets Strategically positioned Proprietary Data Crownpoint/Hosta Butte with 43-101 Privately owned mineral rights Verdera owns the largest compliant resources and historical spanning over app
Slide 4: Capital Structure
Capital Structure Common Shares 75,727,993 Preferred Shares* 35,000,000 Stock Options 4,736,000 Agent Warrants 800,000 Fully Diluted 116,263,993 Cash $25,000,000 As at February 20, 2026 *Reserved for distribution to enCore Energy Corp. shareholders TSX-V:V 4
Slide 5: Board of Directors
Board of Directors William M. Sheriff, Executive Chair Janet Lee-Sheriff, Director/Chief Executive Officer Mr. Sheriff founded enCore Energy and previously served Ms. Sheriff brings 25 years of experience in the mineral as Executive Chaiman, bringing the company from extraction industry with a stron
Slide 6: Management and Technical Advisory Committee
Management and Technical Advisory Committee John Hamrick, Advisor Janet Lee-Sheriff, Chief Executive Officer Mr. Hamrick is a metallurgical engineer with over 40 years Ms. Sheriff brings 25 years of experience in the mineral of experience in metallurgy, EH&S, permitting, and process extraction indus
Slide 7: The Nuclear Landscape in the United States
The Nuclear Landscape in the United States Securing Domestic Uranium to Power the Nuclear Renaissance Nuclear Energy’s Role in the U.S. Power Mix • 20% of total U.S. electricity generation currently comes from nuclear power. • The U.S. Department of Energy forecasts an expansion of nuclear generatio
Slide 8: New Mexico: World-Class Uranium Deposits
New Mexico: World-Class Uranium Deposits • Largest Uranium Reserves in the U.S: New Mexico hosts the largest identified uranium ore reserves in the United States with the Grants Uranium District thought to be the seventh largest uranium-producing district in the world.18 • Significant Resource Base:
Slide 9: Grants Uranium District, New Mexico
Grants Uranium District, New Mexico • The Grants Uranium District is one of the largest and most historically significant uranium regions in the United States. • Accounts for nearly 40% of all uranium mined in the U.S. Since production began in 1948, the region has produced approximately ~350 millio
Slide 10: Verdera's Portfolio Overview
Verdera’s Portfolio Overview Crownpoint and Hosta Butte Current Mineral Resource Estimate 20251 Crownpoint and Hosta Butte: Comprised of approximately 3,020 acres mineral estate Attributable Resource Million Grade outright. U3O8 Category Tons eU3O8% (M lbs) Nose Rock: Consists of deeded mineral Crow
Slide 11: Crownpoint and Hosta Butte Project
Crownpoint and Hosta Butte Project • Crownpointis partially permitted under Laramide Resources Ltd.’s Nuclear Regulatory Commission Total Indicated Mineral Resources1 License 0.02% eU3O8 Grade Cutoff and GT Cutoff* 0.50 Total Indicated Verdera Controlled •Three existing shafts were Resource develope
Slide 12: Crownpoint and Hosta Butte Project
Crownpoint and Hosta Butte Project • Surface rights are held separately Total Inferred Mineral Resources1 from the mineral rights on the Project. The surface rights have not 0.02% eU3O8 Grade Cutoff and GT Cutoff* >0.50 Total Inferred Verdera been removed from development Resource Controlled and are
Slide 13: Nose Rock Project
Nose Rock Project • The property consists of deeded mineral rights with no holding costs Historical Mineral Resource Estimate for the Nose Rock Uranium Property (Mining covering 6,400 acres and 42 diluted to at least 8 ft @ 0.075% U3O8, or GxT = 0.6 %ft)(6)(7) unpatented lode mining claims comprisin
Slide 14: West Largo Project
West Largo Project • The Property consists of approximately Historical Mineral Resource Estimate for the West Largo Uranium Property (80% of 3,840 acres. The majority of the estimated resources used cutoff 6.0 ft @ 0.10% U3O8; the balance used lower property is held through deeded mineral rights and
Slide 15: Ambrosia Lake Project
Ambrosia Lake Project Historical Mineral Resource Estimate • The Property consists of deeded mineral rights totaling 24,555 acres and a mining lease along with Property certain unpatented mining claims Tons Grade; % U3O8 Pounds, U3O8 (Section,Township, Range) covering approximately 1,700 acres. 13 -
Slide 16: Treeline Project
Treeline Project • Sandstone hosted historic uranium resource • Property consists of private leases and unpatented mining claims covering approximately 2,000 acres Historical Mineral Resource Estimate Property (Section,Township, Tons Grade; % U3O8 Pounds, U3O8 Range) Treeline 593,448 0.13 1,500,000(
Slide 17: 2026 Work Program
2026 Work Program Completed: • RTO, Qualifying Transaction and Public Listing on the TSXV • $20mm financing • SK-1300 and NI 43-101 reports for Crownpoint and Hosta Butte project • Acquisition of proprietary Kerr McGee and URI uranium databases extensively covering New Mexico Work Program: • Databas
Slide 18: Investment Summary
Investment Summary Proprietary private New Mexico uranium Strategic Focus on New Mexico; essential to the database; access to other private US energy independence objectives databases 88 Million Pounds Known and Historic Resources Experienced leadership with proven in the Grants Uranium District exp
Slide 19: Next Age Nuclear
Next Age Nuclear Verdera Energy Verdera Energy (505) 273-7724 @Verdera_Energy info@verderauranium.com www.verderauranium.com @Verdera_Energy TSX-V:V 1919
Slide 20: References
References 1. Beahm, D. L. (2025). NI 43-101 Technical Report: Crownpoint 8. Maxwell, R. D. (2011, December 31). Technical Report and 14.Yancy & Associates. (1997, May). Mine Plan – Sections 23 and and Hosta Butte Uranium Project, McKinley County, New Mexico, Mineral Resource Estimate for Uranium Re
Slide 21: Nuclear Energy: A safe, carbon-free energy source
Nuclear Energy A safe, carbon-free energy source Nuclear energy is a key source of clean, secure, and cost-effective power. As one of the most dependable energy sources, it provides 20% of the total electricity in the U.S. • Nuclear energy is one of the safest energy sources and has seen dramatic ch
Slide 22: The Nuclear Fuel Cycle
The Nuclear Fuel Cycle TSX-V:V 22
Slide 23: ISR Central Processing Plants: How It Works
ISR Central Processing Plants: How It Works Processing Plants Wellfield Resin Reloading Resin Recharge Filter Press Dryer Packaging Transport Conversion Oxygenated The uranium rich Uranium is removed The Filter Press The zero emissions Yellowcake The transport is Plant water liquifies solution is tr
Slide 24: In-Situ Recovery
In-Situ Recovery • In-Situ Recovery (“ISR”) offers a minimally invasive, environmentally responsible, and economically efficient approach to uranium extraction. • Unlike traditional mining, ISR requires no open pits, waste rock, or tailings, significantly reducing environmental impact. • ISR allows
Slide 25: Celebrating Innovation & Sustainability
Celebrating Innovation & Sustainability The Clean Energy Association of New Mexico (“CLEAN”) provides As we celebrate the 50th anniversary of In-Situ Recovery technology, this education, awareness and innovative tools to support a strong and innovative method continues to set the standard for minima