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4,000+ historical holes at Duck CreekNoble Plains Uranium is building a U.S. uranium inventory in states with active or developing central processing plants and favourable regulation. Its foundation is a 6.36 million pound NI 43-101 resource at Duck Creek, Wyoming, with a stated company objective of growing its total resources to +20 million pounds.
¹ 5.32 Mlb Indicated and 1.04 Mlb Inferred, effective February 12, 2026. ² Company estimate based on road routing. See Disclaimers.
In the leading U.S. ISR districts, uranium is produced on a hub-and-spoke model, with satellite wellfields feeding central processing plants. Noble Plains targets projects in favourable U.S. states within trucking distance of active or developing central processing plants, and is building toward 20 million pounds of compliant U₃O₈, the scale at which the Company could evaluate a central processing plant of its own.
Along the way, pounds located near licensed plants could serve as feed for existing operators. In Wyoming alone, combined licensed capacity of approximately 20 million pounds per year far exceeds current U.S. production.
New compliant uranium pounds added in the U.S. by North America-listed companies through their own drilling or conversion of historical data, not acquisitions. October 2021 to October 2026.
New pounds = increase in current NI 43-101 / S-K 1300 M&I + Inferred resources from the company’s own drilling or conversion of historical data, Oct 2021 to Oct 2026; acquired resources and restated estimates excluded. Market caps at close 22–24 Oct 2026; US$ at USD/CAD 1.4004. Peer set: 27 North America-listed companies with U.S. uranium assets. Peer figures are from public disclosure and have not been verified by the Company’s Qualified Person.
Decades of historical uranium drilling across the United States sit in archives, much of it never brought up to modern standards. Noble Plains acquires that data at a fraction of its replacement cost and converts it into independently estimated NI 43-101 resources.
Historical drill data secured at a fraction of what it would cost to drill today.
4,000+ historical holes at Duck CreekScanned gamma logs converted into modern 3D models using AI-driven tools.
341 qualifying intercepts at Shirley CentralTargeted drilling verifies historical results in the field.
~90% hit rate across 148 holesNI 43-101 resource estimates prepared by an independent Qualified Person.
6.36 Mlb, 8 months after closingThe historical drilling behind the Company's two projects would cost more than US$22 million to replicate at today's prices, by the Company's estimate.
Historical estimates cannot be treated as current mineral resources under NI 43-101 until verified and re-estimated by a Qualified Person. Noble Plains has completed that conversion once and is advancing it a second time.
Two advancing projects in two of Wyoming’s most productive uranium districts, each following the same path from historical data to compliant pounds.

Duck Creek sits in the most prolific area of Wyoming’s Powder River Basin, between Cameco’s Smith Ranch-Highland operation, the largest licensed uranium production facility in the United States, and Uranium Energy Corp.’s Barge project. Noble Plains delivered a maiden NI 43-101 resource eight months after closing the acquisition.
| Classification | Tons | Grade % U₃O₈ | Avg GT | Mlb U₃O₈ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Indicated | 4,290,000 | 0.06 | 0.78 | 5.32 |
| Inferred | 839,000 | 0.09 | 1.16 | 1.04 |
| Total | 6.36 |
The resource covers ~2.5 miles of the 5.25 mile trend. The remaining 2.75 miles carry historical Kerr-McGee drilling, aligned historical open pits and a defined Exploration Target.
All current pounds sit in the Wasatch. The deeper Fort Union hosts the neighbouring deposits but has never been properly drill-tested here. A 2026 IP survey identified a potential redox front.
Shirley Central’s 30 claims, covering 665 acres, share a boundary with Ur-Energy’s Shirley Basin ISR Project, which commenced operations in April 2026.
1,211 historical holes acquired from an Ur-Energy subsidiary, making Ur-Energy a shareholder.
Geomorphic AI identified 341 qualifying intercepts averaging 0.055% eU₃O₈ over 13.7 ft.
7 of 7 holes hit uranium, incl. 12 ft of 0.142% eU₃O₈ with 2 ft of 0.389%.
Non-binding LOI contemplating processing of future production at Ur-Energy’s facilities.
Shirley Central does not yet have a mineral resource. The LOI is non-binding, and there is no assurance a definitive agreement will be reached. eU₃O₈ is equivalent grade from downhole gamma probing and may differ from chemical assay results. Mineralization on adjacent properties is not necessarily indicative of mineralization on Shirley Central.

Duck Creek resource effective February 12, 2026, prepared by Christopher McDowell, P.G., of WWC Engineering, an independent Qualified Person, using a 0.20 GT cut-off. Mineral resources that are not mineral reserves do not have demonstrated economic viability. The Exploration Target is conceptual in nature; there has been insufficient exploration to define a mineral resource, and it is uncertain whether further exploration will result in the target being delineated as a mineral resource. IP anomalies are interpretive and do not necessarily indicate uranium mineralization. See Disclaimers.
Noble Plains focuses on projects within trucking distance of active or developing central processing plants. Duck Creek shows the model: all six licensed uranium processing facilities in Wyoming lie within approximately 190 road miles of the project, and the nearest, Cameco's Smith Ranch-Highland, adjoins it.
Wyoming’s six licensed facilities, owned by five companies, have combined licensed capacity of ~20 Mlb U₃O₈ per year. Ur-Energy already trucks loaded resin ~135 road miles from Shirley Basin to Lost Creek. Road distances are Company estimates from OpenStreetMap-based routing; actual haul routes may differ. Licensed capacity is not a statement of available capacity.
Why UraniumUranium fundamentals strengthened through 2026 while uranium equities weakened. Management believes the gap reflects sentiment, not fundamentals.
Executive orders set a goal of quadrupling U.S. nuclear capacity to 400 GW by 2050
Uranium added to the U.S. Critical Minerals List
Section 232 finds reliance on foreign processed critical minerals, including uranium, a national security concern
U.S. Department of Energy awards US$2.7 billion to rebuild domestic enrichment
Waivers allowing Russian uranium imports end
In situ recovery. ISR recovers uranium by circulating a mild solution through the host sandstone and pumping it back to surface, with no open pit and minimal surface disturbance.
³ Cameco Corporation, industry average of UxC and TradeTech month-end prices. Updated monthly. ⁴ UEC, Energy Fuels, Ur-Energy and enCore Energy, six months to October 2026. ⁵ U.S. Energy Information Administration, Domestic Uranium Production Report, Q4 2025; Cowboy State Daily, August 27, 2025.
New projects are the Company’s growth engine, alongside organic growth at both existing projects.
Deep uranium, exploration and capital-markets experience, backed by independent technical partners.

14+ years in public and commodity markets; former investment advisor and portfolio manager.

45+ years of global exploration, incl. BHP Minerals; credited with multiple discoveries.

Geologist and capital-markets professional; $100M+ raised for early-stage resource companies.

Chartered Accountant since 2002; 11 years at PwC focused on resource companies.
More than four decades of uranium exploration and development, including 20+ years with Cameco; former President & CEO of Titan Uranium.
20 years in mining investor relations; VP Investor Relations at Skeena Gold & Silver; recipient of CIRI’s Belle Mulligan Award.
Partner at Pulver Crawford Munroe LLP, advising mining, energy and oil & gas employers on labour and employment law.
Co-founder of Gold Standard Ventures and U.S. Gold Corp; advanced the CK Gold Project in Wyoming to full permitting.



Noble Plains offers investors exposure to compliant uranium pounds in favourable U.S. states, built through a repeatable model for converting historical drilling into NI 43-101 resources.
| Security | Outstanding |
|---|---|
| Common Shares | 89,631,808 |
| Warrants ($0.10 and $0.15) | 28,610,807 |
| Stock Options (avg. $0.12) | 6,100,000 |
| Fully Diluted | 124,342,615 |
An overview of Noble Plains’ projects, strategy and path to 20 million pounds.
Noble Plains’ financial statements, MD&A and meeting materials are available on the Company’s SEDAR+ profile.
We don't control the tape. We control the work. Every pound we add, and every project we bring in at a fraction of its replacement cost, makes Noble a bigger company when the market turns.
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