Blue Sky Uranium Corp. · TSXV:BSK

Blue Sky Uranium — Investor Presentation (June 2007)

22 slides from Blue Sky Uranium's investor presentation, Jun 1, 2007

  1. Slide 1: Clean Energy Clean Future

    BSK TSX.V MAL (WKN-A0MKXP) Frankfurt Clean Energy Clean Future June 1, 2007 www.blueskyuranium.com Symbol: TSX.V- BSK/ Frankfurt- MAL (WKN-A0MKXP) 1

  2. Slide 2: Legal Disclaimer

    Legal Disclaimer Statements in this release that are forward looking statements are subject to various risks and uncertainties concerning the specific factors identified above and in the Corporation’s periodic filings with the Ontario Securities Commission and the U.S. Securities Exchange Commission

  3. Slide 3: Internationally recognized team

    ƒ Internationally recognized team ƒ Extensive experience in mining exploration and development ƒ World class exploration projects ƒ International management expertise ƒ Strong Global financial network June 1, 2007 www.blueskyuranium.com Symbol: TSX.V- BSK/ Frankfurt- MAL (WKN-A0MKXP) 3

  4. Slide 4: The People

    The People Sean D. Hurd President, CEO & Director Nick DeMare Director Ronald McMillan Director Nikolaos Cacos Director Art Lang CFO Linda McClusky Corporate Secretary David Rhys Senior Consulting Geologist June 1, 2007 www.blueskyuranium.com Symbol: TSX.V- BSK/ Frankfurt- MAL (WKN-A0MKXP) 4

  5. Slide 5: Uranium Market

    Uranium Market May -2007 Overview ƒ Uranium hit recent highs of US $125/Pound. ƒ 440 nuclear reactors in 31countries. ƒ 178 reactors under construction or planned ƒ Nuclear energy needed to fill growing demand ƒ Demand is not price sensitive In the next 50 years we will consume more energy than we h

  6. Slide 6: Objectives

    Objectives Argentina ƒ Leverage the Grosso Group network of contacts (Business, Technical, Political) ƒ Fast track review of over 4,000 square kilometres of property ƒ Focus on projects suitable for ISL recovery (Sandstone-Type Deposits) ƒ Become a recognised industry leader in Argentina Columbia ƒ

  7. Slide 7: Project Locations

    Project Locations North America Saskatchewan Athabasca Region South America Columbia Argentina June 1, 2007 www.blueskyuranium.com Symbol: TSX.V- BSK/ Frankfurt- MAL (WKN-A0MKXP) 7

  8. Slide 8: Why Saskatchewan?

    Why Saskatchewan? Athabasca Basin Region ƒ The region contains the largest and richest uranium deposits in the world. ƒ Politically Stable ƒ Extremely high-grade deposits ƒ 18 deposits totaling over 1.4 billion lbs June 1, 2007 www.blueskyuranium.com Symbol: TSX.V- BSK/ Frankfurt- MAL (WKN-A0MKXP) 8

  9. Slide 9: Saskatchewan Projects

    Saskatchewan Projects Eagle Lake & Karin Lake ƒ Mineralized boulder float train measuring 1.5 km in length ƒ Historical samples of 8% U3O8 ƒ 34 kilometers from Key Lake uranium mine ƒ Option to earn 60% in 69,000 hectares June 1, 2007 www.blueskyuranium.com Symbol: TSX.V- BSK/ Frankfurt- MAL (WKN-A0

  10. Slide 10: Saskatchewan: Eagle Lake & Karin Lake Project Highlights

    Saskatchewan Eagle Lake & Karin Lake Project Highlights ƒ Option to earn a 60% interest in the 69,000 hectare project ƒ 858-line-km magnetometer and Geo-TEM electromagnetic survey completed ƒ Airborne geophysical survey and ground program completed 2006 ƒ Surface geochem program June 2007 ƒ Drilling

  11. Slide 11: South America

    South America Strategy South America Through the Grosso Group’s extensive network of contacts Blue Sky Uranium is seeking to rapidly expand its exploration in South America with a focus on the Patagonia region of Argentina and Colombia. Grosso Group management have 15 years experience in South Ameri

  12. Slide 12: Patagonia Land Rush

    Patagonia Land Rush What Are Explorers Searching For in Patagonia? ƒ Sandstone-hosted targets suitable for ISL recovery ƒ Sandstone-hosted uranium projects are in high demand. ƒ Focused on Cerro Solo deposit types in Chubut Province ƒ Few experienced explorers for uranium in Argentina ƒ Even margina

  13. Slide 13: BSK's Advantage

    BSK’s Advange What Is Blue Sky’s Advantage In Argentina?…. OUR NETWORK! Dr. Jorge Berizzo ƒ Played Leading role in discovery of Cerro Solo uranium deposit ƒ 22 years experience exploring for Uranium in Argentina ƒ 14 years as senior uranium geologist for Argentine Government ƒ Second to none knowled

  14. Slide 14: In-Situ Recovery (ISL)

    In-Situ Recovery (ISL) Mining Solution Recycle from processing Uranium Solution Solution to processing plant In-Situ Recovery Method vs plant Other Alternatives ƒ Lowest grade ore required ƒ Most environmentally friendly method ƒ Lowest cost per pound ƒ Moderate capital commitment ƒ Least remediatio

  15. Slide 15: Argentina

    Argentina Opportunities in Argentina Exclusive agreement to review over 4,000 square kilometres of prospective Uranium property. Focus is to target sandstone-hosted deposit types that can be recovered by in-situ leaching (ISL) June 1, 2007 www.blueskyuranium.com Symbol: TSX.V- BSK/ Frankfurt- MAL (W

  16. Slide 16: Exclusive Rights

    Exclusive Rights Exclusive agreement with Argentine Uranium Corp. to review over 4,000 square kilometres (400,000 hectares) of property in Argentina. All 4,000 square kilometres acquired under the direction of Dr. Berizzo. First project acquired is “Santa Barbara”, a new uranium discovery in Rio Neg

  17. Slide 17: Santa Barbara, Patagonia

    Santa Barbara, Patagonia Ideally Located ƒ Central Rio Negro Province, Argentina ƒ Elevation of 1,200 metres ƒ Year round road access ƒ Region is sparsely populated ƒ Primary economic activity is Llama ranching June 1, 2007 www.blueskyuranium.com Symbol: TSX.V- BSK/ Frankfurt- MAL (WKN-A0MKXP) 17

  18. Slide 18: Santa Barbara, Geology

    Santa Barbara, Geology Santa Barbara is believed to be the first uranium discovery in Rio Negro Province ƒ Geology similar to Cerro Solo uranium deposit ƒ Sandstone-hosted target (ISL recovery) ƒ Excellent early stage results from two points 16.5m apart: 10,000 ppm (>1%)U* 0.08% U *1% U is equivalen

  19. Slide 19: Projected Timeline: Summer 2007

    Projected Timeline SUMMER 2007 Saskatchewan ƒ Surface geochem program to site drill targets Argentina Santa Barbara Project ƒ Grid-based scintilometer surveying, radon gas detection, and hand trenching/pitting to collect rock samples. ƒ Airborne radiometric survey Review 4,000 sq km (400,000 ha) ƒ F

  20. Slide 20: Projected Timeline: Fall/Winter 2007

    Projected Timeline FALL/WINTER 2007 Saskatchewan ƒ Drill Eagle Lake and Karin Lake projects Argentina Santa Barbara Project ƒ Drill targets based on results of surface work Review 4,000 sq km (400,000 ha) ƒ Focus on radiometric anomalies identified by airborne survey ƒ Prioritize targets for detaile

  21. Slide 21: Share Structure

    Share Structure Issued and Outstanding 16,978,215 Total Warrants 1,650,000 Total Options 1,350,000 Fully Diluted 19,978,215 June 1, 2007 www.blueskyuranium.com Symbol: TSX.V- BSK/ Frankfurt- MAL (WKN-A0MKXP) 21

  22. Slide 22: Thank you

    BSK TSX.V MAL (WKN-A0MKXP) Frankfurt Thank you June 1, 2007 www.blueskyuranium.com Symbol: TSX.V- BSK/ Frankfurt- MAL (WKN-A0MKXP) 22

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