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Strathmore Plus Uranium Corporation reports developments tied to uranium exploration in Wyoming, where its permitted projects include Agate, Beaver Rim and Night Owl. Company updates focus on drilling at the Agate Project in the Shirley Basin Uranium District, mineralized Middle Sand and Lower Sand trends, claim staking, historical drill-data verification and the potential use of in-situ recovery methods.
Recurring news also covers financing and public-company matters, including private placements, equity incentive grants and the company’s adoption of semi-annual financial reporting as an eligible venture issuer.
Strathmore Plus Uranium (CSE: SUU, OTCQB: SUUFF, FSE: TO3) announced that Marion Loomis has stepped down as a Director, effective immediately, and will move to the company’s advisory board. Strathmore is a Wyoming-focused uranium explorer with three drilled projects: Agate, Beaver Rim and Night Owl.
Strathmore Plus Uranium (CSE: SUU, OTCQB: SUUFF, FSE: TO3) appointed Mr. Richard Newbury to its Board of Directors, effective August 11, 2026. Newbury holds a Bachelor of Economics from Carleton University and has decades of experience in financial services and capital markets.
He began his career at Merrill Lynch as a commodity futures broker, later serving as a retail investment advisor at National Bank Financial and then spending more than 30 years with Haywood Securities before retiring in 2018. According to Strathmore Plus Uranium, Newbury has since advised several junior resource companies on capital raising and corporate marketing and previously introduced the CEO to his first uranium transaction in 1996.
The company operates three uranium exploration projects in Wyoming: Agate, Beaver Rim, and Night Owl, which includes a former producing surface mine from the early 1960s.
Strathmore Plus Uranium (CSE: SUU, OTCQB: SUUFF) will prioritize advancing its Agate uranium project in Wyoming’s Shirley Basin and postpone planned exploratory drilling at Beaver Rim. The company cites escalating drilling, labor and reclamation costs and intends to focus on mineral resource definition and development at Agate.
According to Strathmore, Agate hosts shallow uranium mineralization (20–150 feet), largely below the water table and considered suitable for in-situ recovery (ISR). The company is progressing permitting with floral, faunal and cultural field studies to support a Plan of Operation to the US Bureau of Land Management and Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality.
Strathmore Plus Uranium (CSE: SUU, OTCQB: SUUFF) will start a summer exploration drill program at its Beaver Rim uranium project in Wyoming’s Gas Hills district on August 3, 2026. The program includes 5 reverse-circulation holes totaling 5,000 ft on the western part of the West Diamond claim group, directly south of Cameco’s fully permitted Gas Hills in‑situ recovery project, which reports 13.3 million pounds of measured and indicated uranium resources. The new work is guided by a 2012 Strathmore Minerals campaign that intersected multiple roll‑front uranium zones, including intervals such as 4.5 ft at 0.057% eU3O8 and stacked mineralization over more than 120 ft in hole WDS‑10. Beaver Rim comprises 278 wholly owned claims covering 5,744 acres, where Strathmore’s 2012 and 2024 drilling encountered uranium at depths of 700–1,100 ft within Wind River Formation sandstones.
Strathmore Plus Uranium (OTCQB: SUUFF) plans a late-July 2026, 5-hole, 5,000-foot exploration drilling program at the Beaver Rim project in Wyoming’s Gas Hills district.
Drilling will focus on the West Diamond area, following prior uranium encounters at the Sage claims in 2024.
Strathmore Plus Uranium (OTCQB: SUUFF) staked nine new lode mineral claims totaling 186 acres at its flagship Agate uranium project in Wyoming’s Shirley Basin. The expansion follows a spring drilling program that continued to extend mineralization, which appears open in all directions.
Drill hole AG-292-26, on the eastern project edge, intersected 14.5 feet grading 0.063% eU3O8 from 81.5–96 feet, confirming a new middle sand uranium trend over 2,500 feet. The project is near historic and current uranium operations, including a satellite ISR mine in production since April 2026.
Strathmore Plus Uranium (OTCQB: SUUFF) reported uranium assay results from core at the Agate Project in Wyoming’s Shirley Basin. The company has drilled 294 holes, with mineralization in over 85% of holes, supporting a prospective in-situ recovery (ISR) uranium project.
Twenty core samples assayed by an accredited lab using ICP spectroscopy confirmed uranium across lower and middle sand trends, with chemical grades up to 0.125% U3O8. Work is underway on a Plan of Operation, environmental and archaeology surveys, and additional claim staking to enable expanded drilling and resource estimation.
Strathmore (CSE: SUU / OTCQB: SUUFF) reported Spring 2026 drilling at Agate with a 48-hole program and an 81% mineralization hit rate (39 of 48 holes above cutoff). A new Middle Sand trend was traced >2,500 ft and the Lower Sand was extended ~1,000 ft to nearly 6,000 ft. Notable intercepts include 16.0 ft @ 0.071% eU3O8 (AG-274-26) and 14.5 ft @ 0.063% eU3O8 (AG-292-26). Mineralization is shallow (20–150 ft) and largely below the water table. Strathmore will submit a Plan of Operation to BLM and Wyoming DEQ. The company also signed a 12-month digital marketing agreement for $150,000 CAD.
Strathmore Plus Uranium (CSE: SUU; OTCQB: SUUFF) began spring 2026 exploration drilling at the Agate Project on April 13, 2026. The project is an in-situ recovery target in Shirley Basin, Wyoming, bordering Cameco and UEC properties and near UR-Energy's satellite mine startup.
The Company plans up to 50 drill holes this program, has completed >250 holes to date, and reported mineralization in 95% of historical holes. Contractors Single Water Services and Hawkins CBM Logging were retained for drilling and geophysical logging.
Strathmore Plus Uranium (CSE: SUU; OTCQB: SUUFF) elected to adopt semi-annual reporting under Coordinated Blanket Order 51-93 effective for its fiscal year ending July 31, 2025.
The company will be exempt from filing interim reports for Q3 ending April 30, 2026, will file audited annual statements within 120 days of July 31, 2026, and six-month interim reports within 60 days of January 31, 2027. Strathmore confirms eligibility with annual revenues under $10 million and a clean 12-month continuous disclosure record.