Oberon Uranium Completes Purchase of Mineral Claims in Saskatchewan

Oberon Uranium Completes Purchase of Mineral Claims in Saskatchewan

Oberon Uranium Corp. has successfully completed the acquisition of three mineral claims totaling 365 hectares in Saskatchewan, Canada. The deal was made through a share purchase agreement with Carbon Markets Inc. and the Carbon shareholders, with Oberon issuing 17,600,000 Class A common shares to complete the transaction.

This acquisition marks a significant milestone for Oberon Uranium Corp. as it expands its mineral exploration portfolio. The company already holds a 100% interest in the Lucky Boy Uranium Property in Arizona, USA, and the Fusion Uranium Zone Project in Saskatchewan, Canada. With the addition of these new mineral claims, Oberon is poised for further growth and development in the mining sector.

Lawrence Hay, President and CEO of Oberon Uranium Corp., expressed his enthusiasm for the new acquisition, stating, “This acquisition aligns with our strategic growth initiatives and strengthens our position in the market. We are confident that these mineral claims will provide valuable opportunities for exploration and development.”

Investors and stakeholders are encouraged to stay informed about Oberon Uranium Corp.’s progress by reviewing the Company’s disclosure record on SEDAR or contacting the Company directly for more information. With a focus on forward-looking strategies and continued growth, Oberon Uranium Corp. remains committed to delivering value to its shareholders and driving innovation in the mining industry.

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