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Nexus Uranium Corp. (OTCQB: NEXUF) is a Canadian uranium exploration company with projects in North America, and its news flow reflects developments across this portfolio. Company announcements highlight exploration activities, project acquisitions, and corporate actions related to its uranium assets in the United States and Canada.
Recent news includes the acquisition of the Deadhorse uranium project in South Dakota, a set of 17 unpatented lode mining claims totaling approximately 340 acres located within three miles of Nexus Uranium’s flagship Chord project in Fall River County. The company describes this acquisition as consolidating its land position in a historic uranium district within the Black Hills region, where uranium mineralization is associated with sandstone-hosted deposits in the Inyan Kara Group.
News releases also cover corporate developments such as changes to trading symbols. Nexus Uranium has reported that its U.S. OTCQB symbol changed from GIDMF to NEXUF, aligning its U.S. market identity with its Canadian Securities Exchange ticker NEXU and Frankfurt Stock Exchange symbol JA7.
On this page, readers can follow updates on Nexus Uranium’s exploration plans, land acquisitions, and portfolio adjustments, including information on projects such as Chord, Wolf Canyon, Deadhorse, South Pass, Great Divide Basin, and Mann Lake. News items often include technical commentary reviewed by a Qualified Person under National Instrument 43-101 and may contain forward-looking statements with associated risk disclosures. Investors and observers can use this news feed to monitor how the company advances its uranium exploration strategy in recognized North American uranium districts.
Nexus Uranium (OTCQB: NEXUF) acquired the RC uranium project in Fall River County, South Dakota, adding 40 unpatented lode claims totaling ~800 acres via staking and holding them wholly owned with no underlying royalties. The RC claims lie less than one mile from Nexus's flagship Chord project and sit in the historic Edgemont uranium district within Cretaceous Inyan Kara sandstones. Combined with the recent Deadhorse staking (17 claims, ~340 acres), Nexus added 57 claims (~1,140 acres) in January 2026, bringing its South Dakota land position to approximately 6,380 acres.
The company emphasized continued consolidation near Chord and plans to evaluate further expansion opportunities in the district.
Nexus Uranium (OTCQB: NEXUF) announced the acquisition by staking of the Deadhorse uranium project in Fall River County, South Dakota, comprising 17 unpatented lode claims (~340 acres) and held 100% with no underlying royalties. The claims lie within three miles of Nexus's flagship Chord project and are inside the historic Edgemont/Black Hills uranium district, where sandstone-hosted deposits in the Inyan Kara Group have documented historical production of about 3.2 million pounds U3O8. Nexus said the acquisition consolidates its land position as it advances the goal of building a standalone ISR project to support U.S. uranium supply security.
Nexus Uranium (OTCQB: NEXUF) announced that its common shares will commence trading under the new U.S. OTC ticker NEXUF, effective January 14, 2026. The change replaces the prior U.S. symbol GIDMF to better align the U.S. market identity with the company’s Canadian ticker NEXU and corporate name. All other trading symbols, including CSE: NEXU and FSE: JA7, and the company CUSIP remain unchanged. Company leadership said the ticker update completes its rebranding effort and aims to make it easier for U.S. investors to find and trade Nexus shares.
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