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Nexus Uranium — Investor Presentation (February 2026)
20 slides from Nexus Uranium's investor presentation, February 2026
Slide 1: Nexus Uranium Corp
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Slide 2: Cautionary Note
Cautionary Note: This presentation includes certain statements that availability of capital and financing, commodity prices, and general or results to differ materially from those reflected in the forward- may be deemed to be forward-looking. All statements in this economic, market or business condi
Slide 3: The AI Revolution + Nuclear Renaissance + Supply Constraints = Unprecedented Demand
The AI Revolution + Nuclear Renaissance + Supply Constraints = Unprecedented Demand Historic Data Center Buildout is Tech Sector Capital Flows First SMR Powered Data Nexus Positioned in Premier Increasing Energy Demand ($500B+) Accelerating Nuclear Centers Due by 2030 U.S. Uranium Jurisdictions Depl
Slide 4: Substantial growth of nuclear power must be part of the energy mix
“If energy security goals are to be met, a substantial growth of nuclear power must be part of the growing energy mix.” 1 AI data centers will consume 948 terawatt-hours annually by 2030—equivalent to the entire electricity consumption of Japan—while demanding 24/7 carbon-free power that only nuclea
Slide 5: Tech companies choosing nuclear over renewables for AI infrastructure
5 Tech companies are specifically choosing nuclear over renewables for AI infrastructure. Goldman Sachs and Deloitte reports confirm Small modular reactors (SMRs) are AI data center operators are pairing small modular reactors safer, more flexible, (SMRs) with hyperscale facilities for consistent en
Slide 6: The existing uranium supply gap is expected to deepen through to 2040
AI driving additional uranium demand 10–20 year timeline for new not included in current models: uranium projects creates urgency: Recent analyses argue AI data center Development timelines for mines and nuclear buildouts are not yet reflected in reactor-grade uranium supply remain conventional uran
Slide 7: U.S. wants to source its own uranium fuel
"The United States wants to be able to source its own fuel from ourselves and that's why we are developing a uranium strategy“ - Jennifer Granholm, the U.S. Energy Secretary2 2020: The U.S. forms the US Strategic Uranium The U.S. consumes 28% of global uranium demand Reserve to develop a >20Mlb uran
Slide 8: Nexus Uranium is Positioned in Premier U.S. Uranium Jurisdictions
Nexus Uranium is Positioned in Premier U.S. Uranium Jurisdictions Nexus Uranium’s 6 US projects are all potentially ISR-amenable properties anchored by the resource-stage Chord project in South Dakota (2.75Mlb eU3O8 Inferred Resource). The portfolio sits strategically near existing or planned uraniu
Slide 9: In-Situ Recovery (ISR) uranium extraction method
In-Situ Recovery or ISR is a uranium extraction method whereby a water-based solution is pumped into uranium-bearing sandstone formations and then pumped to surface to process and extract the uranium. Why ISR? Minimal surface/environmental disturbance as there are no pits or workings, tailings, or w
Slide 10: Chord Project highlights
HIGHLIGHTS The project has seen extensive historical exploration which has culminated in a sizable NI 43-101 Inferred Resource of 2.75 Mlb eU3O8 plus an exploration target of an additional 1.42 to The Chord project is 4.23 Mlb eU3O8 comprised of 147 contiguous lode Mineralization on the Chord proper
Slide 11: State and US Forest Service permitting timeline
STATE PERMITTING US FOREST SERVICE LAND PERMITTING March 2024: EXNI Submitted June 2024: Plan of Operations (PO) Submitted to USFS March 2024: Application Accepted September 2024: Completeness Review Completed March 2024: SHPO Case Report Requested October 2024: Revised PO Submitted April 2024: Resp
Slide 12: RC and Deadhorse projects, South Dakota
The properties comprise a total of 57 unpatented lode claims totaling 1,040 acres of wholly-owned claims in Fall River County, South Dakota HIGHLIGHTS The RC project comprises 40 unpatented lode mining claims totaling approximately 800 acres, located within one mile of the company's flagship Chord u
Slide 13: Wolf Canyon project
The Wolf Canyon project is comprised of 80 contiguous unpatented mineral lode claims totaling 1,600 acres HIGHLIGHTS The project has seen extensive historical exploration dating back to the 1970’s with several large companies having drilled the property which culminated in a historic resource tabled
Slide 14: Wyoming project, 152 unpatented lode claims
Property comprised of 152 unpatented lode claims totaling 3,040 acres of wholly-owned claims in Fremont and Sublette County, Wyoming HIGHLIGHTS Extensive infrastructure with access via Wyoming State Highway 28 and year-round gravel / ATV roads servicing claims Significant historical exploration dril
Slide 15: Great Divide Basin project
The Great Divide Basin project is comprised of 104 contiguous lode mining claims (2,080 acres) HIGHLIGHTS Extensive historical drilling dating back to the 1970’s with many of the pads identifiable on the western half of the project Drilling by Tournigan Energy reported a number of holes drilled 500-
Slide 16: Management team
JEREMY POIRIER MIKE BLADY JOEL LEONARD BENJAMIN ASUNCION CEO PRESIDENT, VP EXPLORATION CFO BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT Mr. Poirier brings nearly two decades of Mr. Blady is an entrepreneur and a Founding Partner of JCL Partners Mr. Asuncion has over 19 years of capital markets experience in the natural geo
Slide 17: Board of directors
WARREN ROBB BEN HINKLE JORDAN CARROLL DREW ST. LAURENT DIRECTOR DIRECTOR DIRECTOR DIRECTOR Mr. Robb has over 35 years of mineral Mr. Hinkle has over 18 years' experience Mr. Carroll is a certified electrician and Mr. St. Laurent is a Senior Administrator exploration experience with Senior and as an
Slide 18: Advisors
DAN MCCARN JON WINTER Mr. Dan McCarn has more than 30 years of experience in the nuclear, Mr. Winter has over 40 years of experience in extractive industries, petroleum, minerals, and environmental industries. He has been specializing in environmental permitting, site compliance, and mine involved a
Slide 19: Capitalization and share performance
Shares (M) C$(M) Basic Shares Outstanding 15.30 Working Capital 3.00 Warrants 1.89 ITM Warrants 0.53 Options 0.07 ITM Options 0.03 RSUs 0.32 Working Capital and Potential Proceeds 3.56 Fully Diluted 17.57 Market Cap * as of Feb. 06, 2026 31.82 CSE.NEXU Volume Share Price 800,000 $4.00 600,000 $3.00
Slide 20: Contact
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