Homeland Uranium Corp. · TSXV:HLU
Homeland Uranium — Investor Presentation (October 2025)
23 slides from Homeland Uranium's investor presentation, October 2025
Slide 1: The Emergence of a Resourceful US-Focused Uranium Developer & Explorer
October, 2025 The Emergence of a Resourceful HLU:TSXV US-Focused Uranium Developer & HLUCF:OTCQB F:D3U Explorer 1www.homeland-uranium.com
Slide 2: Forward-Looking Statement
FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENT This presentation includes certain statements and information that may constitute “forward-looking information” within the meaning of applicable Canadian securities laws. Generally, forward-looking statements and information can be identified by the use of forward-looking t
Slide 3: Valuation Post-Transaction vs US-Focused Uranium Companies
VALUATION POST-TRANSACTION VS US-FOCUSED URANIUM COMPANIES TOTAL RESOURCES INCLUDING REPORTED MARKET CAPITALIZATION PER LB U308 HISTORICAL* SOURCES (M lbs U3O8) INCLUDING HISTORICAL RESOURCES * (C$ / lb U3O8) As of October 23, 2025 *The Company is not treating this information as current mineral res
Slide 4: The Homeland Advantage
THE HOMELAND ADVANTAGE US-focused resource-bearing uranium Well financed with the ability to update company well-positioned to participate in existing historical resources to modern the growing US nuclear supply chain standards. Global acceptance of nuclear power and Exceptionally strong board & man
Slide 5: Capital Structure
CAPITAL STRUCTURE TSXV - HLU C$ 0.47 C$ 49.6 million MARKET OTCQB - HLUCF US$ 0.33 US$ 35.2 million CAPITALIZATION F - D3U € 0.306 € 32.3 million SHARE STRUCTURE OWNERSHIP Shares Outstanding 105,558,933 Management, Directors, Insiders 18.4% Options Outstanding 5,990,000 Former Shift Shareholders (Es
Slide 6: Nuclear Power Is Enjoying the Strongest Public Acceptance in Generations
NUCLEAR POWER IS ENJOYING THE STRONGEST PUBLIC ACCEPTANCE IN GENERATIONS CARBON NEW ENERGY INVEST FREE BUILDS++ SECURITY ABLE The world has realized that Currently there are 70 new Geopolitics have changed Governments are renewables cannot be the reactors under construction energy security and incen
Slide 7: Global AI Race Looks to Nuclear to Power Data Centres
GLOBAL AI RACE LOOKS TO NUCLEAR TO POWER DATA CENTRES Big Tech requires abundant carbon-free, secure baseload electricity to power AI datacentres: These companies have announced investments in nuclear power through multiple means including: • Off-take electricity agreements with established nuclear
Slide 8: HLU Is American-Focused: USA Needs More Uranium
HLU IS AMERICAN-FOCUSED USA NEEDS MORE URANIUM America current produces less than 2% of its current domestic uranium demand for commercial nuclear power Half of American uranium requirements are being met by imports from challenging regimes such as Russia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Niger. Kazak pr
Slide 9: Uranium Supply & Demand Will Be Unbalanced
URANIUM SUPPLY & DEMAND WILL BE UNBALANCED THE WNA FORECASTS… Chronic underfunding of the global uranium exploration, development & mining sectors has prevented industry from keeping pace with resource depletion e Cas e tonnes U Bas WNA Seismic shift in IAEA’s view in 2024 …timely investments in new
Slide 10: Nuclear Supply Chain: Investors Beware of Spot
NUCLEAR SUPPLY CHAIN INVESTORS…BEWARE OF SPOT U3O8 Spot (US$/lb U3O8) Utilities procure nuclear fuel vertically down the value chain and can obtain services, commodities or a combination of both to meet their needs Acquiring the post-service product shortens the 3-year process of obtaining EUP need
Slide 11: Homeland's North Colorado Plateau Uranium Portfolio
HOMELAND’S NORTH COLORADO PLATEAU URANIUM PORTFOLIO 37,252 acres (15,075 ha) with a historical uranium-vanadium resource covering highly prospective corridors and two significant uranium deposits located 40 km apart LOCATED IN THE NORTHERN END OF THE COLORADO PLATEAU Colorado Plateau Outline URANIUM
Slide 12: Homeland's NW Colorado Plateau Uranium Portfolio
HOMELAND’S NW COLORADO PLATEAU URANIUM PORTFOLIO 37,252 acres (15,075 ha) with a historical uranium-vanadium resource covering highly prospective corridors and two significant uranium deposits located 40 km apart Colorado Plateau Outline Coyote Basin Deposit Combined Red Wash & Skull Creek Projects
Slide 13: Coyote Basin Project
COYOTE BASIN PROJECT NEUTRON PROBING SHOWS ADDITIONAL 4 KNOWN HOST HORIZONS POTENTIAL HOST HORIZONS Energy Metals Corporation reported historical resources in 2006 of: o 8,850,000 tons at 0.20% U3O8 and 0.10% V2O5 = 35.4 M lbs of 4 Host U3O8 and 17.7 M lbs of V205 * Horizons o Resource estimated in
Slide 14: Coyote U Horizons
COYOTE U HORIZONS INTERPRETATION OF THE LOCATION OF EXCELLENT GROWTH THE FOUR HORIZONS TO 250 FT VERTICAL POTENTIAL WITHIN FOOTPRINT Horizon 1 WMR completed 24 holes of which 21 intersected uranium to 75 m vertical Historical oil drilling to the east shows that the stratigraphy 4 Host continues at d
Slide 15: 2025 Coyote Basin Exploration Program
2025 COYOTE BASIN EXPLORATION PROGRAM PHASE 1 - FIELD PHASE 2 - DRILLING TO DEFINE CONFIRMATION RESOURCES In June, Homeland commenced the Phase 1 Exploration Program Confirm the results of previous operators and accurately locate the four known mineralized horizons at surface Geological Mapping and
Slide 16: Combined Red Wash & Skull Creek Property
COMBINED RED WASH & SKULL CREEK PROPERTY Covers over 35 km of favourable stratigraphy along the northern limb of the Red Wash Syncline Agreement to acquire Skull Creek Property pending TSXV Approval. Located 40 km west of the mineralization at Coyote Basin The Cross Bones Deposit was reported to hav
Slide 17: Skull Creek Acquisition: Cross Bones U Mineralization
SKULL CREEK ACQUISITION CROSS BONES U MINERALIZATION HISTORICAL RESOURCE OF 7,129,000 TONS AVERAGING 0.31% U3O8 FOR 44.2 M LBS* MINERALIZATION IN ISLES FORMATION SANDSTONES, SHALES AND LIGNITIC ROCKS OVER WIDE THICKNESSES STRATIGRAPHY DIPS 45-55O TO THE SOUTHWEST Colorado Plateau Outline IN THE DATA
Slide 18: HLU North Colorado Portfolio: Open-Pitable? Flexible Options?
HLU NORTH COLORADO PORTFOLIO OPEN-PITABLE? FLEXIBLE OPTIONS? MINERALIZATION EXTENDS FROM SURFACE TO SHALLOW DEPTHS EXPLOITABLE BY COST EFFICIENT OPEN-PIT MINING? HOMELAND’S PROJECTS ARE LOCATED BETWEEN THE THREE FULLY-LICENSED CONVENTIONAL URANIUM MILLS IN THE USA POTENTIAL FOR HEAP LEACHING RECOVER
Slide 19: Valuation Post-Transaction vs US-Focused Uranium Companies
VALUATION POST-TRANSACTION VS US-FOCUSED URANIUM COMPANIES TOTAL RESOURCES INCLUDING REPORTED MARKET CAPITALIZATION PER LB U308 HISTORICAL* SOURCES (M lbs U3O8) INCLUDING HISTORICAL RESOURCES * (C$ / lb U3O8) As of October 23, 2025 *The Company is not treating this information as current mineral res
Slide 20: Experienced Leadership
EXPERIENCED LEADERSHIP Roger Lemaitre Joel Leonard Nancy Normore, President & CEO CFO VP Exploration • Professional Engineer and Geologist with 30+ • Instrumental in navigating Valleyview (predecessor • Seasoned Professional Geologist with over 20+ years experience spanning senior and junior of Home
Slide 21: Top Notch Board of Directors & Advisors
TOP NOTCH BOARD OF DIRECTORS & ADVISORS Brent Cook • founder and senior advisor of Exploration Insights who’s knowledge spans all areas of Eugene McBurney Mark Christensen Dr. Andrew Tunks Rob Shewchuk the mining business, from the conceptual stage through to detailed technical and financial modelli
Slide 22: The Homeland Advantage
THE HOMELAND ADVANTAGE US-focused resource-bearing uranium Well financed with the ability to update company well-positioned to participate in existing historical resources to modern the growing US nuclear supply chain standards. Global acceptance of nuclear power and Exceptionally strong board & man
Slide 23: Contact
CONTACT Roger Lemaitre KIN Communications President & CEO Investor Relations Homeland Uranium 604-684-6730 +1-866-684-6730 info@homeland-uranium.com HLU@kincommunications.com HLU:TSXV OTCQB:HLUCF F:D3U www.homeland-uranium.com
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