Myriad Uranium Corp. (CSE:M) - Radiometric Breakthrough Expands Drill Plans

Mar 4, 2026

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Interview with Thomas Lamb, CEO, Myriad Uranium

Our previous interview: https://www.cruxinvestor.com/posts/myriad-uranium-csem-86m-raise-funds-drilling-across-wyoming-uranium-endowment-8578

Recording date: 3rd of March 2026

Myriad Uranium Corp is advancing what could become America's largest uranium project, leveraging a substantial historical foundation combined with new geological discoveries that have expanded the resource potential at its flagship Copper Mountain project in central Wyoming.

The project carries exceptional historical credentials. Union Pacific invested approximately $100 million in the late 1970s, drilling 2,000 boreholes and identifying seven uranium deposits before the Three Mile Island incident halted a planned 1983 mine start. More significantly, a 1982 Department of Energy assessment estimated the uranium endowment at 655 million pounds across the broader area, with 245 million pounds in the central zone. Myriad controls approximately 60% of the larger area's acreage and 80-85% of the central zone.

Recent high-resolution radiometric and magnetic surveys have identified more than 100 new anomalies east of a major geological structure, potentially doubling the exploration footprint beyond the original western deposits. These eastern anomalies display geophysical signatures matching the known deposits, suggesting similar mineralization styles and grades.

Perhaps most significantly, modern assay techniques are revealing 50-60% more uranium than historical gamma probe data indicated, with extended mineralized intervals at depths ranging from surface to 1,495 feet. The original mine plan only considered uranium to 600 feet depth.

With $8.4 million Canadian in treasury and permits for 222 drill holes, Myriad plans to commence a 7,000-10,000 meter drill program within two months. The program will target both historical resource confirmation and new eastern anomalies, with an initial budget of approximately $4 million.

Strategic positioning enhances the project's value proposition. Located five miles from rail and power infrastructure and 113 miles from the Sweetwater Mill processing facility, Copper Mountain benefits from exceptional logistics. More critically, recent US government mandates requiring technology companies to secure independent energy sources for AI data centers have created new uranium demand from buyers prioritizing supply security over current pricing. At a market capitalization of $60-70 million Canadian, Myriad trades at a significant discount to analyst-estimated in-ground valuations of $3 per pound.

Learn more: https://www.cruxinvestor.com/companies/myriad-uranium