Blue Sky Uranium Stock Price, News & Analysis

Blue Sky Uranium (OTCQB: BKUCF; TSXV: BSK) will present at Red Cloud's Fall Mining Showcase 2025 in Toronto. The in-person conference is scheduled for November 4–5, 2025 at the Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel.

Niko Cacos will present on November 5, 2025 at 12:00 PM ET. Shareholders and interested parties are invited to attend and register via the conference website for the latest agenda and registration details.

Blue Sky (OTC: BKUCF) completed an induced-polarization electrical tomography (ET) survey at the Ivana Gap target within the Amarillo Grande Uranium-Vanadium Project on Oct 16, 2025. The single 5-km line identified a 1,400-metre wide chargeability anomaly approximately 30–60 m below surface, interpreted as a northerly extension of the Ivana REDOX front linking Ivana Deposit and Ivana Central.

The anomaly makes Ivana Gap a priority for follow-up and the company plans a diamond drill program scheduled to commence in Q4 2025. The work is funded by JV partner IMSA under a Call Option that can acquire up to 100% of certain targets and would grant MCA a 2% royalty.

Blue Sky Uranium (OTC:BKUCF) has initiated two significant programs at its Amarillo Grande Project in Argentina. The company has launched an exploration program through Ivana Minerales S.A. (IMSA), starting with a pole-dipole electrical tomography survey at the Ivana Gap target, while also completing a major infill drilling program at the Ivana Deposit consisting of 4,959 metres across 328 holes.

The company has also begun a comprehensive Gap Analysis led by M3 Engineering, marking a crucial step in transitioning Ivana from exploration to development stage. This analysis, expected to take 4-6 weeks, will identify additional studies, engineering work, and permitting requirements needed for pre-feasibility and definitive feasibility studies.

The infill drilling program has expanded the total drilling at the deposit to 15,839 metres across 1,166 holes, with samples being analyzed for multi-elements using advanced ICP instrumentation. The project currently comprises approximately 80% indicated resources.

Blue Sky Uranium (OTC:BKUCF) has achieved a significant milestone for its Ivana Uranium-Vanadium Project in Argentina's Río Negro Province. The Provincial Mining Authority has officially registered the transfer of mining concessions from Minera Cielo Azul S.A. to Ivana Minerales S.A. (IMSA), the joint venture company established to advance the project.

The registration, completed on June 10, 2025, finalizes the legal process for the mining rights transfer in accordance with Argentine regulations. Official titles under IMSA's name are expected soon. The joint venture is currently conducting a drilling program to support engineering and pre-feasibility studies.

Blue Sky Uranium (OTCQB: BKUCF) has announced significant expansion of its principal target at the Corcovo Uranium Project in Argentina. The company has integrated data from 104 additional historical oil & gas wells into its geological model, strengthening evidence of a substantial uranium mineralized system in the Centenario Core horizon.

The expanded data reveals a notable uranium mineralized corridor measuring 2.2 kilometers in length and 500 meters in width. The northwestern extent remains open for potential expansion. The project, covering 20,000 hectares, is being explored for uranium ISR deposits, with the company drawing parallels to Kazakhstan's successful Inkai uranium project.

Blue Sky plans to incorporate 344 more historical drill holes and pursue 3D seismic data acquisition to enhance their geological model. The project shows promising drill results, with uranium equivalent values reaching up to 425 ppm in some intervals.

Blue Sky Uranium (OTC:BKUCF) has acquired significant historical subsurface data for its Corcovo Uranium Project in Argentina's Mendoza Province. The new dataset includes comprehensive information from 449 oil & gas wells ranging from 500-750 meters in depth, along with 34 2D seismic lines covering the entire project area.

The Corcovo Project, spanning 20,000 hectares, was optioned by Blue Sky in 2024 and is located in the northeastern margin of the Neuquén Basin. Previously acquired data from 89 wells had identified radiometric anomalies at four different stacked horizons with potential roll-front morphology along approximately 7km. The project benefits from favorable infrastructure including flat topography and year-round road access.

Blue Sky Uranium Corp announces the commencement of an infill drill program at its Ivana Uranium-Vanadium deposit through joint venture JVCO. The program budget has been doubled to US$6.0M, with US$4.4M allocated for feasibility studies. The drilling campaign includes up to 6,000 meters of reverse circulation drilling across 330 holes, averaging 18 meters depth, aimed at reclassifying inferred resources to indicated resources. A second phase of 2,500 meters of drilling is planned to explore new targets near the Ivana deposit, with US$1.6M budgeted for brownfields exploration. The joint venture with Corporacion America Group subsidiary aims to accelerate the project towards feasibility and potential production.

Blue Sky Uranium Corp has announced promising results from its initial technical review at the Corcovo Uranium Project in Argentina's Mendoza Province. The company identified significant radiometric anomalies across four stacked horizons through analysis of 89 historical oil and gas wells. The main target, Centenario Formation Core, revealed uranium-bearing intervals up to 10m thick with values reaching 261 ppm Ueq at depths of 500-600m. The project covers 20,000 hectares and shows potential for in-situ recovery (ISR) mining, with estimated porosity values between 22-30%. The company is modeling the project after Kazakhstan's successful Inkai uranium project and plans to analyze additional data from approximately 200 historical drill holes to further validate the discovery potential.

Blue Sky Uranium (BKUCF) has expanded its 2025 drill program for the Ivana Uranium-Vanadium deposit, doubling the budget to US$6.0M from the initial US$3M commitment. The program includes US$4.4M for infill drilling and US$1.6M for exploration drilling.

The refined program will encompass up to 6,000 metres of reverse circulation drilling across approximately 330 drill holes, with an average depth of 18 metres. A second phase will include 2,500 metres of drilling to test new exploration targets. The company is evaluating drilling proposals and considering using two rigs simultaneously to accelerate the work plan.

The joint venture with Abatare Spain aims to advance the project towards feasibility and establish a domestic uranium supply for Argentina's nuclear energy generation.