UraniumX Discovery Corp. news focuses on uranium exploration activity, Athabasca Basin property agreements, and trading-related disclosures for the company’s OTCQB-listed shares under STMXF. The company’s releases have centered on Murphy Lake, NeoCore, and Zoo Bay, with Murphy Lake described as its flagship uranium property.
Key news themes include diamond drilling at Murphy Lake, moving loop electromagnetic survey targeting, reported anomalous radioactivity, and the identification of the Murphy Lake North Trend and South Trend. UraniumX news also covers the role of F4 Uranium Corp. as operator at Murphy Lake under the option agreement through which UraniumX is earning up to a 70% interest.
Corporate transaction news is another important part of the UraniumX record. The company has disclosed a closed option agreement with Gold'n Futures Mineral Corp. for NeoCore, a share exchange agreement with Pond Technologies Holdings Inc. involving Zoo Bay, retained net smelter returns royalties, equity consideration, and operator roles during option or deferred consideration periods.
Trading and capital-structure updates also matter for STMXF because UraniumX has announced DTC eligibility for its U.S.-traded shares, along with public categories that include material agreements, shareholder voting matters, governance matters, and operating results. Regular review of UraniumX news helps connect exploration results, property transactions, and trading access updates to the company’s broader project generator model.
UraniumX Discovery (STMXF) plans winter 2027 ground surveys at Murphy Lake while awaiting assays from its 2026 drilling.
The 4,092-metre program drilled nine holes across six target areas. Elevated radioactivity was recorded in six holes across five areas, but those readings do not establish uranium grades. Chemical assays are expected in Q4 2026. UraniumX intends to fund a property-wide gravity survey and extended electromagnetic coverage, with F4 Uranium as operator. Final scope, timing and budget will be set after the assays are integrated with drill data.
At its 100%-owned Dieter Lake project, historical drilling data are being verified for an updated technical report. A 2006 estimate containing approximately 24.4 million pounds U₃O₈ is not a current mineral resource. UraniumX also granted 7,050,000 restricted share units, each entitling its holder to one common share upon vesting.
UraniumX Discovery Corp. (CSE:STMN, OTCQB:STMXF) has closed its previously announced acquisition of a 100% interest in the Dieter Lake uranium project in North-Central Quebec from Consolidated Uranium, a wholly owned subsidiary of IsoEnergy (TSX:ISO, NYSE American:ISOU), under a July 8, 2026 asset purchase agreement.
UraniumX issued 18,000,000 common shares at a deemed price of $0.10 and granted Consolidated Uranium a 2.0% net smelter returns royalty on all Dieter Lake production; no cash or finder’s fees were paid. Consolidated Uranium now owns about 15.2% of UraniumX on a non-diluted basis, becoming an insider with rights to nominate one director and to maintain its pro rata ownership through participation and top-up rights. Dieter Lake adds 168 claims over roughly 8,106 hectares with a 2006 historical estimate of 19.3 million tonnes at 0.057% U3O8 (approximately 24.4 million lbs U3O8), which UraniumX aims to verify through database work and confirmation drilling; this estimate is not a current mineral resource.
UraniumX Discovery Corp. (OTCQB:STMXF) entered into a share exchange agreement dated August 18, 2026 with Pond Technologies Holdings under which Pond will acquire all shares of UraniumX’s subsidiary holding the 100% Zoo Bay Uranium Property in Saskatchewan’s Athabasca Basin.
According to UraniumX, consideration totals 17,000,000 post-consolidation Pond shares, $350,000 in cash and $4,500,000 in Zoo Bay exploration spending over 36 months, with 7,000,000 Pond shares and $50,000 payable at closing. UraniumX retains a 2.0% NSR royalty, of which Pond may buy back 1.0% for $1,500,000, and UraniumX remains operator until all deferred consideration is paid or exploration is completed.
If Pond fails to meet deferred obligations, UraniumX may require the return of the subsidiary or Property for $1.00. Completion is subject to multiple conditions, including TSXV delisting and CSE listing of Pond, shareholder approvals, a SubCo private placement, Pond debt settlement, a share consolidation and corporate reorganization.
UraniumX Discovery Corp. (CSE:STMN, OTCQB:STMXF) reported deploying $3,827,537 in cash to its Athabasca Basin mineral properties in the nine months ended May 31, 2026, mainly to the Murphy Lake flagship. Exploration advances totaled $3,350,419, with $2,584,909 for Murphy Lake and $765,510 for Zoo Bay.
The 2026 Murphy Lake diamond drill program was expanded from 2,500 m to 4,092 m across nine holes. Anomalous radioactivity was intersected in five of six target areas, extending the Murphy Lake South Trend to about 1.3 km, with assays pending. Option structures over Zoo Bay and NeoCore could, if fully exercised, direct up to $7,250,000 in partner-funded exploration, $900,000 in cash payments and 27,580,000 shares from two listed issuers, while UraniumX retains a 2.0% NSR royalty and operatorship at NeoCore.
UraniumX also agreed to acquire the Dieter Lake uranium project from IsoEnergy for 18,000,000 UraniumX shares and a 2.0% NSR, subject to approvals, and disclosed a EUR 100,000 European investor-relations engagement with Plutus Invest & Consulting.
UraniumX Discovery (OTCQB:STMXF) completed its expanded 2026 diamond drill program at the Murphy Lake uranium property, drilling 4,092 metres in nine holes versus 2,500 metres planned. Six of nine holes across five of six target areas returned anomalous radioactivity.
Drilling defined two mineralized trends: the North Trend with anomalous radioactivity over >330 m of strike, and the South Trend now extending nearly 1.3 km. Hole ML26-023 recorded the program’s highest downhole gamma peak at 2,696.9 cps. Core has been sampled and assays are expected in H2 2026. UraniumX plans follow‑up ground geophysics to refine next‑phase drill targets.
UraniumX (OTCQB:STMXF) announced its U.S.-traded common shares are now DTC eligible, enabling electronic clearing and settlement through Depository Trust Company.
This change is expected to streamline trading for U.S. broker-dealers and broaden access for U.S. institutional and retail investors as UraniumX advances its Murphy Lake drill program and multi-asset uranium platform.
UraniumX (OTCQB:STMXF) reported encouraging 2026 drilling results at the Murphy Lake uranium property in Saskatchewan and expanded its diamond drill program from 2,500 to 4,000 metres, with ~3,200 metres completed.
Seven holes across six target areas show anomalous radioactivity or strong hydrothermal alteration, highlighted by downhole gamma peaks of 2,564 cps over 3.8 metres in hole ML26-019A; assays are pending.
UraniumX Discovery Corp. (OTC:STMXF) acquired 580,000 common shares of Gold'n Futures Mineral Corp (CSE:FUTR) on June 17, 2026. The shares, deemed at $0.27 each for total consideration of $156,600, were issued as partial payment for an option on the NeoCore property in Saskatchewan.
Following the transaction, UraniumX holds about 19.70% of Gold'n Futures' 2,943,838 outstanding shares. The shares are subject to a Canadian statutory hold and a CSE-imposed extended hold tied to filing a NI 43-101 technical report.
UraniumX Discovery Corp (OTCQB:STMXF) closed an option agreement granting Gold'n Futures Mineral Corp a 36‑month option to acquire 100% of the NeoCore Uranium Property in Saskatchewan's Athabasca Basin.
UraniumX retains a 2.0% NSR royalty, acts as operator, and may receive up to 11,580,000 Gold'n shares, $550,000 cash, and $2,750,000 in exploration spending on the property.
UraniumX Discovery (CSE:STMN, OTCQB:STMXF) closed an oversubscribed non-brokered flow-through private placement, issuing 4,666,667 flow-through shares at $0.15 for gross proceeds of $700,000.05. Proceeds will fund eligible Canadian exploration expenses and the diamond drill program at the Murphy Lake Uranium Property.
UraniumX paid $49,000 in cash finder's fees and issued 326,666 finder's warrants exercisable at $0.175 for two years. All securities carry a four-month-and-one-day hold period.