Homeland Uranium Corp. · TSXV:HLU
Homeland Uranium — Investor Presentation (April 2025)
23 slides from Homeland Uranium's investor presentation, April 2025
Slide 1: The Emergence of a Resourceful US-Focused Uranium Developer & Explorer
HLU:TSXV F:D3U www.homeland-uranium.com The Emergence of a Resourceful US-Focused Uranium Developer & April, 2025 Explorer
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: The Homeland Advantage
THE HOMELAND ADVANTAGE 01 02 03 Homeland is a new US-focused resource- Global acceptance of nuclear power and Significant historical resource base in bearing uranium company. uranium is currently at an all-time high. A Colorado acquired for maximum value of uranium supply deficit is now unavoidable.
Slide 4: American-Focused Uranium
AMERICAN-FOCUSED URANIUM • Listed under the symbols HLU:TSXV, D3U:F • In March 2025, the Company closed a transaction* with Shift Rare Metals Inc. to acquire the Coyote Basin and Red Wash Uranium Projects in northwest Colorado • Concurrent with the financing the Company closed a C$16.1 M financing l
Slide 5: Nuclear Power Is Enjoying the Strongest Public Acceptance in Generations
NUCLEAR POWER IS ENJOYING THE STRONGEST PUBLIC ACCEPTANCE IN GENERATIONS The world has realized that Currently there are 66 new Recent geopolitical events Governments are renewables alone cannot reactors under construction have changed domestic incentivizing clean energy be the sole solution to a re
Slide 6: Per kWh Comparable to Renewables…But Is Reliable
NUCLEAR ELECTRICITY’S FULL LIFE- CYCLE CARBON EMISSIONS PER KWH COMPARABLE TO RENEWABLES…BUT IS Nuclear power plants produce no greenhouse gas emissions during operation. Over the course of its life-cycle nuclear RELIABLE produces about the same amount of carbon dioxide-equivalent emissions per unit
Slide 7: Big Tech Goes Nuclear to Power AI Data Centres
BIG TECH GOES NUCLEAR TO POWER AI DATA CENTRES Oracle announces it is Google signs power Microsoft signs a 20 year Amazon becomes the anchor designing gigawatt-scale purchase agreement with power purchase agreement investor in US$500 million datacenter that will be Kairos Power to support the with C
Slide 8: Why Uranium in the USA?
WHY URANIUM IN THE USA? US legislation and the March 2025 Presidential US legislation H.R. 1042 passed May 13, 2024 order also enables Prohibits the importation of low-enriched uranium from US$2.7 billion in funding to re-start America’s domestic Russia or Russian entities into the USA 90 days after
Slide 9: Uranium Supply & Demand
URANIUM SUPPLY & DEMAND THE WNA FORECASTS… A significant uranium supply deficit commencing in 2030. The actual supply gap will be much larger as their scenario includes significant production from moderate to low probability Base Case sources such as WNA tonnes U • Planned Mines • Mines Under Develo
Slide 10: Uranium Prices Are Just Reaching Incentivizing Levels
URANIUM PRICES ARE JUST REACHING INCENTIVIZING LEVELS URANIUM SPOT PRICES AND KEY EVENTS SINCE 2000 Uranium prices respond rapidly to supply disruptions. Current geopolitical events are likely to ensure continued supply volatility TradeTech’s Production Cost Index of US$58.60/lb has only recently be
Slide 11: Homeland's Colorado Plateau Uranium Portfolio
HOMELAND’S COLORADO PLATEAU URANIUM PORTFOLIO 33,718 acres with a historical uranium-vanadium resource covering highly prospective corridors Coyote Basin Project 699 BLM Claims, 3 state leases = Colorado Plateau 16,154 acres Outline Red Wash Project 303 BLM Claims, 2 state leases = 7,133 acres New S
Slide 12: Centrally Located to Licensed Conventional Uranium Mills
CENTRALLY LOCATED TO LICENSED CONVENTIONAL URANIUM MILLS HOMELAND’S PROJECTS ARE LOCATED BETWEEN THE THREE FULLY-LICENSED CONVENTIONAL URANIUM MILLS IN THE USA • Energy Fuels’ White Mesa Mill - currently operating with 2,000 tpd capacity - 273 miles • Anfield Energy’s Shootering Canyon Mill - curren
Slide 13: Key Host Formations of Uranium Mineralization
KEY HOST FORMATIONS OF URANIUM MINERALIZATION U-V Mineralized Stratigraphy MOFFAT & RIO BLANCO COUNTIES Maybell U Mines 35 km NE of Coyote Most Colorado Plateau U-V deposits are hosted in either Jurassic Basin or older Triassic rocks, or in younger Cenozoic/Tertiary rocks Coyote Basin The Fort Union
Slide 14: 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 15: Coyote U Horizons
COYOTE U HORIZONS EXCELLENT GROWTH INTERPRETATION OF THE LOCATION OF POTENTIAL WITHIN FOOTPRINT THE FOUR HORIZONS TO 250 FT VERTICAL Horizon 1 WWR 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 16: The Red Wash Property
THE RED WASH PROPERTY Underlain by the sandstones of the Sega Sandstones of the Mancos Formation Uranium carbonaceous trash showings on property and in area including 1970’s Urangesellschaft showing Covers over 35 km of favourable stratigraphy along the northern limb of the Red Wash Syncline Primary
Slide 17: Value Creation Through Homeland's Acquisition of SRM
VALUE CREATION THROUGH HOMELAND’S ACQUISITION OF SRM SRM SHAREHOLDERS RECEIVED UPON CLOSING MAXIMUM ACQUISITION PRICE 15.5 MILLION SHARES OF HOMELAND + FUTURE MILESTONE PAYMENT US$500,000 CASH PAYMENT Upon delivery of the first NI 43-101 resource estimate US Which equates to • CDN$0.152/lb historica
Slide 18: Capital Structure
CAPITAL STRUCTURE Closed C$16.1 M unit financing at C$0.30 TSXV - HLU Share Price C$0.25 • Led by SCP Resource Finance & Canaccord Genuity SHARE STRUCTURE OWNERSHIP Shares Outstanding 101,384,637 Management, Directors, Insiders 18.4% Options Outstanding 5,375,000 Former Shift Shareholders (Escrowed)
Slide 19: Valuation Post-Transaction vs US-Focused U Companies
VALUATION POST-TRANSACTION VS US-FOCUSED U COMPANIES TOTAL RESOURCES INCLUDING REPORTED MARKET CAPITALIZATION PER LB U308 HISTORICAL* SOURCES (M lbs U3O8) INCLUDING HISTORICAL RESOURCES * (C$ / lb U3O8) *The Company is not treating this information as current mineral resources and the reader is caut
Slide 20: Experienced Leadership
EXPERIENCED LEADERSHIP Roger Lemaitre, President & CEO Joel Leonard, CFO Paul Matysek, Advisory Board • Professional Engineer and Geologist with 30+ years • Instrumental in navigating Valleyview (predecessor of • Mr. Matysek is a geoscientist by training, a experience spanning senior and junior mini
Slide 21: Board of Directors
BOARD OF DIRECTORS Eugene McBurney Mark Christensen Ross McElroy Dr. Andrew Tunks Rob Shewchuk • 25+ years experience in • 30+ years experience as a • Former CEO and President • Has held numerous senior • Began his career as a international investment specialist advisor and of Fission Uranium execut
Slide 22: Homeland Highlights
HOMELAND HIGHLIGHTS Homeland Uranium is a new US-focused resource-bearing uranium company Global acceptance of nuclear power and uranium is currently at an all-time high. A uranium supply deficit is now unavoidable. Governments are incentivizing growth in nuclear power and the uranium supply chain H
Slide 23: Contact
HLU:TSXV F:D3U www.homeland-uranium.com CONTACT Roger Lemaitre President & CEO info@homeland-uranium.com www.homeland-uranium.com
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