Slide 1: Fueling the Future with Uranium
TSXV: STUD | OTCQB: STLNF | FSE: FE0 FUELING THE FUTURE WITH URANIUM Fall 2024
Slide 2: Disclaimer / Forward Looking Statement
Disclaimer/ Forward Looking Statement This presentation contains forward-looking statements and forward-looking Forward-looking statements are based on a number of assumptions and are information within the meaning of Canadian securities legislation (collectively, subject to a number of risks and un
Slide 3: How do we get to Net Zero by 2050?
How do we get to Net Zero by 2050? U R A N I U M 68% Increase in energy W I T H consumption in last 30 years F U T U R E Currently 54% T H E Coal & Oil F U E L I N G 3.98% Nuclear 3 S ta ll ion Ura n ium . com T SXV : S TUD | O TCQ B: ST LN F | FS E: FE 0
Slide 4: Uranium Market is Structurally Undersupplied
Uranium Market is Structurally Undersupplied Demand is Growing Supply is Constrained Globally 439 Operable Reactors1 64 Reactors Under 432 Reactors Planned Construction1 or Proposed1 Resulting in Sustainably Higher Uranium Prices 1) https://www.world-nuclear.org/information-library/facts-and-figures
Slide 5: The Athabasca Basin
The Athabasca Basin HOME TO THE LARGEST HIGH-GRADE URANIUM DEPOSITS IN THE WORLD 15% of world uranium supply1 20x avg grade of other Uranium jurisdictions Incredible Economics Cigar Lake 2022 Avg. Production 17% Uranium With Uranium @ $70/lb and Gold @ $2,000/oz Gold Equivalent grade = 371g/t Major
Slide 6: Team with a Vision & Track Record of Significant Success in the Basin
Team with a Vision & Track Record of Significant Success in the Basin U R A N I U M Hathor Exploration Sold to Rio Tinto for $650M in 2012 W I T H Key Shareholders, including Stephen Stanley, who is on Stallion’s Board of Advisors was CEO and President of Hathor Exploration, staked the land and disc
Slide 7: Southwestern Basin Focused
Southwestern Basin Focused Largest Land Package 750,671-acre land package The New Frontier of Exploration Where the Eastern Basin was in the 1980’s for exploration Utilizing latest technology for efficiency and effectiveness Significant infrastructure buildout with development of Arrow & Triple R Al
Slide 8: Exploring for The Next Big Deposit
Exploring for The Next Big Deposit Depth Depth Over 1Billion lbs Uranium 8 F UE LI NG T HE F UT UR E W IT H U RA N IUM T SXV : S TUD | O TCQ B: ST LN F | FS E: FE 0
Slide 9: Stallion's Exploration Funnel
Stallion’s Exploration Funnel Efficient - Effective - Proven 9 F UE LI NG T HE F UT UR E W IT H U RA N IUM T SXV : S TUD | O TCQ B: ST LN F | FS E: FE 0
Slide 10: Stallion's Tier One Exploration Targets
Stallion’s Tier One Exploration Targets 9 Targets Identified Focusing on the best-known areas from over 3,000 sq km Targets were identified through Stallion’s Exploration Funnel Identified and prioritized from over 600km conductive trend Advanced Appaloosa to drill testing Further exploration progra
Slide 11: Appaloosa Corridor
Appaloosa Corridor Overview Located on the 100% owned Coffer Project, 8 mineral claims with a total area of 35,875 hectares 3km east of UEC’s Shea Creek Project Proximal to the Saskatoon Lake conductor and the clearwater domain Hosts large structures including the Beatty River Fault Appaloosa Target
Slide 12: Appaloosa Target: Maiden Drill Program
Maiden Drill Program Appaloosa Target Drill Hole #1 (CF24-001) Encountered anomalous radioactivity near the unconformity with a peak of 1,540cps (Counts per Table 1: Downhole Total Gamma Results from CF24-001 Second) in a 4.2m radioactive interval including 0.3m at 1,322 cps Hole From (m) To (m) Wid
Slide 13: Appaloosa Target: Discovery Ready
Appaloosa Target “Discovery Ready” Drill Hole #3 (CF24-003) Intersected conductive structure over 94.7m, highlighting large structure Encountered above background radioactivity near the unconformity and in graphitic structure Hit the unconformity at 720m, graphitic structure at 880m and completed at
Slide 14: Fishhook Corridor
Fishhook Corridor Fishhook Target Target was identified on Stallion’s claim with MobileMT Survey and data modeling Centennial nds o Deposit Stallion Claim hosts 18 kms of the Fishhook Trend m ia or D id and remains untested with drilling. Fishhook Target of orr ve C Fi Structurally Complex conductiv
Slide 15: Coyote Corridor
Coyote Corridor Coyote Target Target Area is spread across 100% owned Gunter Lake Project and the Atha Energy JV project (70% Stallion / Coyote Target s 30% Atha) or nd id o rr am First identified in Stallion’s VTEM tm Plus survey in 2023 Co f Di o ve Hosts uranium mineralization in historic drillho
Slide 16: Five of Diamonds Corridor
Five of Diamonds Corridor Five of Diamonds Target Located on Atha Energy JV Project 70% Stallion / 30% Atha and s Stallion 100% owned claims. do nd rri mo r Co Dia Very long conductive length of 30 km. of e Fiv Conductor is hosted in a magnetic low. Five of Diamonds Untested with Drilling. Target 16
Slide 17: R7 Corridor
R7 Corridor R7 North Target MobileMT survey identified 15 km long R7 Corridor crossing 3 claims The R7 North Target hosts the strongest conductive anomaly identified with Stallions 2023 MobileMT The corridor occurs along the southern contact of the Patterson Lake Shear Zone The target occurs on the
Slide 18: Sandy Lake Uranium Project
Sandy Lake Uranium Project 11km West of Shea Creek and Cluff Lake Mine Completed VTEM Plus survey in 2023 and MobileMT 2024 Large multi-kilometer conductive trends coincide with basement SL1 Target structures interpreted to be similar to structures at Shea Creek and Cluff Lake Mine SL2 Target SL1 Ta
Slide 19: Mustang, Clydesdale & Holsteiner Targets
Mustang, Clydesdale & Holsteiner Targets Appaloosa Target Mustang Target Located at the southern tip of the Appaloosa Corridor. Appaloosa Corridor Branches off the deep-seated Beatty River Fault. Clydesdale Target Clydesdale Target Saskatoon Lake Corridor The target conductor branches off of the App
Slide 20: Athabasca Basin Peers
Athabasca Basin Peers U R A N I U M District has generated significant value for shareholders Share Price Shares Out Mkt Cap Resource Land Position W I T H Ticker (03-Sept-2024) (MM) Estimate ($CAD) ($MM) (Acres) (03-Sept-2024 ) (MM lbs) Significant upside potential: TSX:CCO $51.41 435.18 $22,372 45
Slide 21: Gold & Antimony Asset
TSXV: STUD | OTCQB: STLNF | FSE: FE0 Gold & Antimony Asset District Providing Project Appreciation Catalysts for Critical Minerals Significant Potential & Exposure to Gold Prices
Slide 22: Stibnite Gold Project / Horse Heaven
Horse Heaven Project IDAHO Perpetua Resources HORSE HEAVEN Stibnite Gold Project 2.8km strike length with structurally controlled anomalous gold Historical drilling with 1.51g/t over 36m Historical Antimony production – high-grade antimony vein Completed CSAMT geophysical survey Drill targets ready
Slide 23: Stallion Uranium – Key Team Members
Stallion Uranium – Key Team Members F U E L I N G Drew William Darren Stephen Matthew Zimmerman Breen Slugoski Stanley Schwab T H E CEO - CFA President & VP Expl. US VP Expl. Canada Board of Advisors Director & Technical Advisor Mr. Zimmerman is a Not only does Mr. Breen Mr. Slugoski holds a B.SC. M
Slide 24: Stallion Uranium – Completing the Team
Stallion Uranium – Completing the Team F U E L I N G Dong Kelly Austin Jay Terri Anne Shim Pladson Zinsser Martin Welyki CFO Corporate Secretary Geologist Director Director T H E Mr. Shim’s expertise is in Mrs. Pladson has provided Mr. Zinsser has over 15 Mr. Martin, as CEO of Ms. Welyki has more th
Slide 25: Share Structure
Share Structure Shares Issued & Outstanding 151,628,627 Warrants 24,250,540 Options 3,550,000 Fully Diluted 179,429,167 Share Price $0.07 Insiders & Significant Shareholders 36M Market Capitalization $10,614,004 TSX-V OTCQB FSE STUD STLNF FE0 25 F UE LI NG T HE F UT UR E W IT H U RA N IUM T SXV : S
Slide 26: StallionUranium.com
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