Thomas Lamb

This is an efficient overview of @MyriadUranium as we begin 2026. youtube.com/watch?v=7JrBNk…

At Myriad Uranium Corp., historical testing delivered 90–95% uranium recoveries using standard leaching. Combined with tier-one U.S. jurisdictions, Myriad is building a technically de-risked uranium growth story at Copper Mountain. Explore the opportunity: ow.ly/Pyna50YswqP CSE: $M.CN | OTC: $MYRUF | FRA: $C3Q

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The 1982 DOE estimated 655M lbs uranium at Copper Mountain. @MyriadUranium holds ~60% of district acreage and 80-85% of the central zone, positioning it as the dominant landholder in one of the largest undeveloped uranium districts in the US. Listen 🎧 share.transistor.fm/s/fc045b4c

VSA Capital has issued a new report on Myriad Uranium and reiterates its Speculative Buy recommendation👇 @VSACapital #uranium $M $M.CN $MYRUF

Myriad Uranium significantly expands its land position at the Copper Mountain Uranium Project in Wyoming — increasing holdings from ~9,439 acres to ~18,351 acres. The expanded footprint now covers all key areas and priority targets across the Copper Mountain district. #uranium

Myriad’s expanded Copper Mountain land package now captures a large share of the district’s historically defined uranium endowment, estimated up to 655 Mlbs eU₃O₈. With new anomalies identified and validation underway, exploration momentum is building. More from CEO Thomas Lamb: ow.ly/ZCbJ50Ysk6e CSE: $M.CN | OTC: $MYRUF | FRA: $C3Q

CEO Thomas Lamb (@tdlamb) on doubling our land position at the Copper Mountain Uranium Project.👇 More info: myriaduranium.com/myriad-uranium… $M $M.CN $MYRUF #uranium

Why #Uranium Companies Want to Be in the United States | @MyriadUranium Myriad Uranium youtu.be/E1wXG-VLHgQ?si… via @YouTube

Amazing news: Myriad Uranium $M $MYRUF just doubled its land position at the Copper Mountain Project in Wyoming — now controlling 18,351 acres and covering all key targets in the district. #uranium #nuclear High-resolution geophysics has already identified large new uranium anomaly zones east of the known deposits, in previously untested ground. Historic Bendix studies estimated up to 655 Mlbs eU₃O₈ in the broader area. With Myriad now controlling ~62% of the Assessment Area and 80% of the Control Area, this is shaping up to be one of the largest uranium projects in the United States, if not the largest. As uranium prices rise, more of this endowment becomes economic. Exploration drilling next. 🚀 Disclosure: I have a commercial relationship with Myriad Uranium

@MyriadUranium doubles its land position at the Copper Mtn Uranium Project in Wyoming. Potential to be America’s largest uranium project.

The good news in the U.S. uranium sector will continue non-stop for many years to come. Here's more: Federal Financing Extends Nuclear Fleet—and Strengthens Uranium Demand @MyriadUranium welcomes the DOE’s $26.5 billion financing package, particularly its support for roughly 6 GW of nuclear uprates and license renewals in Georgia and Alabama, announced last week. By backing reactor uprates and long-term license extensions, the Department of Energy is reinforcing nuclear power as core, multi-decade grid infrastructure. Extending nuclear plant lifespans and increasing output directly translates into sustained uranium fuel demand. For U.S. uranium explorers and developers like Myriad, this improves long-term demand visibility and supports a stronger contracting outlook, as utilities continue securing reliable, domestic fuel supply for an extended operating fleet. energy.gov/articles/energ…

Crux’s homepage for @MyriadUranium is an excellent resource.

Someone forwarded me this comment today regarding @MyriadUranium and I endorse it: The high-resolution geophysical survey results released by Myriad Uranium on March 2, 2026, represent a significant "de-risking" event for the company. By validating historical data and identifying vast new target areas, the company has effectively shifted the narrative from a single-deposit story to a potential district-scale uranium play. Below is a summary of what this means for the property and the company's enterprise value (EV). 1. Impact on Property Value The value of a junior mining property is driven by its resource potential and drill-readiness. These results improve both: • Validation of Historical Assets: The survey showed a "violet signature" (radiometric high) that perfectly aligns with known historical deposits. This confirms that the modern geophysics work as a reliable "proxy" for finding uranium on this specific land. • Discovery of New Zones: Most significantly, the survey identified a large number of anomalies in untested ground east of the main structural corridor. This suggests the uranium system is much larger than previously mapped by historical operators like Union Pacific. • Target Refinement: The coincidence of magnetic and radiometric signatures allows Myriad to pinpoint exactly where to drill in their upcoming Q2 Phase 2 program, reducing the "blind drilling" risk and increasing the value per meter drilled. • Land Consolidation: Based on these results, Myriad moved to secure additional ground, effectively increasing the "real estate" value of their portfolio before competitors could move in. 2. Impact on Enterprise Value (EV) Enterprise Value reflects what the market thinks the company's total assets are worth, minus its cash. This news affects EV through several levers: • Expanded "Blue Sky" Potential: Investors typically pay a premium for companies that can prove their project isn't just one mine, but a "district." By showing that anomalies exist far beyond the known 15–30 million lb historical resource, the "ceiling" for the company’s valuation has been raised. • Lower Exploration Risk: High-resolution geophysics are a low-cost way to prove value. By "ground-truthing" (manually checking) these anomalies and finding elevated radiation on the surface, Myriad is providing the market with high-confidence evidence of mineralization without the massive expense of a 200-hole drill program. • M&A Attractiveness: Large uranium producers look for "consolidated districts" rather than isolated small deposits. This survey makes Myriad a more attractive acquisition target for mid-tier or major miners looking for a significant Wyoming footprint. • Market Sentiment: With uranium prices historically strong in early 2026, the ability to show "new information" that wasn't available in the 1970s allows Myriad to re-rate its valuation against peers who may only have stagnant historical data.