Moonlite Uranium
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Moonlite project
Where Uranium Potential Runs Wild
Moonlite is is a premier exploration initiative located in the uranium-rich southwestern Athabasca Basin covering 67,613 hectares across 100%-owned and Atha JV claims. The project is led by the actively drilled Coyote Corridor, where advanced geophysical techniques, including a VTEM™ Plus airborne survey and a MobileMT survey, have defined five Tier 1 targets that are advancing towards active drilling.
67,613 ha Flagship Project
The largest exploration initiative in Stallion’s portfolio, spanning 100%-owned and Atha JV claims across the southwestern Athabasca Basin
Active Drilling at Coyote
Phase 1 diamond drilling is continuing at Coyote, with the initial 4,000m program expanded to 5,500 m following encouraging early results
Five Tier 1 Targets
Moonlite hosts five Tier 1 targets, giving the project multiple shots at discovery beyond a single drill target
Nine Conductors Defined
Recent SWML surveying identified nine discrete conductors, helping sharpen drill targeting and improve hole orientation across the corridor
Magnetic First Vertical Derivative
LOCATION & INFRASTRUCTURE
In the Right Place
for Discovery
Southwestern Basin Position
Located in an underexplored corridor of the Athabasca Basin surrounded by major uranium discoveries and deposits
Premier Jursidiction
The project benefits from operating in a stable Canadian mining jurisdiction with a long-established uranium industry
Nearby Major Deposits
Positioned near Arrow, Triple R, Shea Creek and other significant uranium projects in the western Basin
Strategic Regional Setting
Regional infrastructure tied to nearby development projects is improving access into historically overlooked ground
SASKATCHEWAN, CANADA
A Pipeline of
Tier 1 Targets
Moonlite hosts a growing pipeline of high-priority uranium targets across the project area, led by the actively drilled Coyote Corridor. Each target has been advanced through Stallion’s systematic exploration approach, with geophysics and structural interpretation helping prioritize the most compelling areas for drill testing.
COYOTE TARGET
Coyote Leads
the pack
Coyote is Moonlite’s lead target and the current focus of Stallion’s active drill campaign. Built through layered geophysics and structural interpretation, the corridor combines the key ingredients associated with Athabasca uranium discovery - including conductive trends, structural complexity, and a broad gravity low response.
Recent work has defined nine conductors and at least five targets across 8.5 km of strike, making Coyote the standout target within the broader Moonlite project.
8.5km
Coyote trend defined across a prospective target corridor
5 Targets
Identified through 3D gravity inversion and geophysics
9 Conductors
Conductive trends and identified across the Coyote corridor
5,500m
Expanded Phase 1 program at Coyote following encouraging early drill results
ADDITIONAL HIGH-PRIORITY TARGETS
A Broader Discovery Opportunity
Moonlite hosts a growing pipeline of high-priority uranium targets across the project area, led by the actively drilled Coyote Corridor. Each target has been advanced through Stallion’s systematic exploration approach, with geophysics and structural interpretation helping prioritize the most compelling areas for drill testing.
Lynx Target
Lynx is defined by an extensive conductive corridor identified through MobileMT surveying and remains entirely untested by drilling. Its combination of conductivity, favourable lithology, and structural complexity makes it one of Moonlite’s most compelling follow-on targets.
R7 Target
R7 adds another prospective target area to the broader Moonlite pipeline, helping demonstrate the scale and depth of opportunity across the project beyond the flagship Coyote Corridor.
Fox Target
Fox represents another high-priority target area within Moonlite, reinforcing the project’s potential to deliver more than one meaningful discovery target across the broader land package.
Stone Island Target
Stone Island is part of Moonlite’s expanding target pipeline, with recent airborne VTEM surveying completed to refine conductive corridors and identify additional drill-ready opportunities.
EXPLORATION ROADMAP
A Disciplined Path To Discovery
With drilling underway at Coyote and additional targets advancing across Moonlite, the next phase of work is focused on testing priority targets, refining the broader pipeline, and generating results that can shape the next round of exploration.
Active Drilling at Coyote
Phase 1 drilling currently underway, testing priority targets along the Coyote corridor as part of a planned 4,000m program
Ongoing Target Refinement
Geophysics and interpretation continue to sharpen targeting across the corridor and help prioritize the next areas for follow-up
Broader Pipeline Advancement
Additional targets across Moonlite, including Stone Island and other high-priority areas, continue to be advanced through systematic exploration work
Results & Next Steps
Drill results, geological interpretation, and follow-up targeting are expected to guide the next phase of work across the project
Maps & figures
Qualified Person under NI 43-101
The technical information on this website have been prepared in accordance with the Canadian regulatory requirements set out in National Instrument 43-101 ‐ Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects (“NI 43-101”) of the Canadian Securities Administrators. Under NI 43-101, the Qualified Person for this website is Darren Slugoski, P.Geo, Stallions’s Vice-President, Exploration, who has reviewed and approved its contents. Mr. Slugoski is a registered member of the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan (APEGS).
Technical Reports
National Instrument 43-101 Technical Report on the Moonlite Property
Effective February 6, 2026
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Project News
Stallion Completes Ground Gravity, Identifies Three New Priority Target Areas at Stone Island
September 3, 2026
Stallion Uranium Intersects Highest Radioactivity to Date at Coyote, Plans to Expand Drill Program to 6,750 Metres
August 13, 2026
Stallion Uranium Identifies Multiple New High-Priority Uranium Drill Targets At Coyote From Integrated Geophysics
July 23, 2026
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