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Jaguar Uranium's high‑grade surface assays at Huemul point to a potentially significant uranium‑copper‑vanadium resource that could draw investment and affect near‑term uranium market dynamics

Executive summary: Jaguar Uranium released preliminary surface sampling results from its Huemul uranium‑copper‑vanadium project, showing assay values above the 25,000 ppm detection limit for both uranium and copper, with over‑limit reanalysis pending. The high‑grade surface indications suggest a potentially significant polymetallic deposit that could attract joint‑venture interest and influence near‑term uranium supply expectations.

Who is involved: Jaguar Uranium (TSXV: JUC), its technical team, and the Huemul project stakeholders in Chile.

Likely next: Pending over‑limit reanalysis results, a follow‑up drill program and a NI 43‑101 resource estimate are expected in the second half of 2026, with market participants watching for any impact on uranium spot prices.

The company reported that channel and rock chip samples from visible mineralization at the Huemul project returned preliminary assay values exceeding the upper detection limit of 25,000 ppm for both uranium and copper, with over‑limit reanalysis pending. This suggests the presence of high‑grade polymetallic mineralization at surface, which, if confirmed by further drilling, could elevate the project’s economic attractiveness. The news places Jaguar Uranium on the radar of investors seeking exposure to uranium‑base‑metal assets amid renewed interest in nuclear fuel supply.

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