Stallion Uranium Expands Exploration Pipeline with Three New Targets at Stone Island — Stallion Uranium Corp.

Event summary

Stallion Uranium completed a ground gravity survey at Stone Island, identifying three new priority target areas (A, B, and C) within the Moonlite Project in Saskatchewan's Athabasca Basin.
Target Area A is the highest priority, featuring multiple VTEM conductor picks coinciding with the strongest gravity low.
The survey comprised 519 ground gravity stations and integrated with a 690 line-kilometer VTEM Plus survey conducted earlier in 2026.
Stallion terminated its investor engagement services agreement with InvestorHyve, effective September 3, 2026.

The big picture

Stallion Uranium's identification of three new priority targets at Stone Island strengthens its exploration pipeline in the Athabasca Basin, a region known for high-grade uranium deposits. The integration of advanced geophysical techniques reflects a strategic shift toward diversifying exploration efforts beyond the Coyote target, positioning the company for potential future discoveries. The termination of the InvestorHyve agreement suggests a streamlining of investor relations, possibly to focus more on operational and exploration milestones.

What we're watching

Target Validation: How the integration of gravity, VTEM, magnetic, and structural datasets will refine drill targets and validate the priority of the new areas.
Exploration Pipeline: Whether Stallion can sustain momentum beyond the Coyote target by advancing multiple high-priority areas within the Moonlite Project.
Regulatory and Permitting: The pace at which Stallion secures permits for additional ground geophysics and potential drill testing at the new target areas.