Abasca Elevates Exploration Chief as Loki Graphite Project Moves Toward Development

An update from AMV Capital Corp. ( (TSE:ABA) ) is now available.

Abasca Resources has promoted Brian McEwan to Vice President, Exploration and Development, expanding his role from leading exploration to driving advancement of the Loki Flake Graphite Deposit while maintaining oversight of the company’s technical programs. Management framed the move as a key element in Abasca’s growth strategy as it shifts the Loki asset from exploration toward development, potentially accelerating value creation at its Key Lake South Project in Saskatchewan.

The company also confirmed it will showcase its latest exploration results and development roadmap for the Loki deposit at the 2026 PDAC Convention in Toronto, where management and technical staff will meet with investors and industry partners at booth 2144. By using the high-profile PDAC forum to highlight progress at Loki and the broader Key Lake South Project, Abasca aims to strengthen investor engagement and raise its profile within the uranium and graphite exploration space.

More about AMV Capital Corp.

Abasca Resources Inc. is a mineral exploration company focused on acquiring and evaluating mineral properties, with a flagship position in northern Saskatchewan’s Athabasca Basin. The company owns the 23,977-hectare Key Lake South Project, which lies south of the historic Key Lake mine and hosts both uranium-prospective conductors and the Loki Flake Graphite Deposit. The Loki deposit holds an inferred resource of 11.31 million tonnes grading 7.65% graphitic carbon, giving Abasca exposure to both uranium and graphite markets.

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