Anson Resources Limited has completed a comprehensive environmental baseline field survey across the western and central blocks of the Yellow Cat Uranium-Vanadium Project in southeastern Utah, United States.

The fieldwork, conducted through 100% owned subsidiary UV1 Minerals LLC, covered all proposed drill pads, access tracks, sumps, and surrounding buffer zones within the high-priority historical resource areas. Field specialists systematically evaluated special status plant species through a broad botanical sweep, assessed avian and raptor habitats within a half-mile radius of proposed drill sites, and verified through hydrological mapping that shallow surface works will not intercept critical local ephemeral drainage paths or sensitive riparian zones. The assessment identified zero environmental bottlenecks or roadblocks across the project footprint.

The company holds the asset as part of a stated strategy centered on converting existing historical resource data into a 2012 JORC-compliant mineral resource estimate. The finalized environmental report will be incorporated directly into the formal Notice of Intent submission forwarded to the United States Bureau of Land Management and the Utah Division of Oil, Gas and Mining.

With regulatory permitting pathways remaining clear, Anson Resources plans to execute its Phase 2 exploration drilling program over the coming months. The upcoming campaign will focus on twinning historical high-grade holes and testing step-out extensions across the primary mineralized sandstone units within the Morrison Formation. Past exploration and mine workings across the western and central blocks feature extensive, high-grade uranium and vanadium intercepts, which require modern drill testing and QA/QC verification before they can be incorporated into a modern economic study.

Regional activity within the wider Colorado Plateau uranium district includes ongoing database compilation work, such as when Manhattan Uranium Discovery Corp. reported a historical drill database compilation for its Central Lisbon Valley uranium project within the surrounding district on September 10, 2026, returning an intercept of 3.70% equivalent U₃O₈ over 5.2 feet in hole N-1. Anson Resources will now focus on scheduling its drill contractor for rig mobilization to the Yellow Cat project following final permit approval, with initial assay results expected to flow systematically through early next year.

Read the full announcement: Completion of Environmental Study at Yellow Cat