Stallion Uranium Extends Gravity Survey at Coyote Corridor, Flags Arrow-Like Anomaly

Stallion Gold Corp ( (TSE:STUD) ) has shared an update.

Stallion Uranium has completed an extension of its ground gravity survey over the Coyote Corridor within its Southwestern Athabasca Basin joint venture with Atha Energy, expanding coverage beyond the original grid to assess whether edge anomalies form part of a larger structural feature. Initial findings highlight a significant gravity low anomaly that closely resembles the geophysical signature of NexGen Energy’s Arrow Deposit, reinforcing the corridor’s potential to host Tier-1 uranium mineralization.

The expanded grid, covering 2,097 hectares with 2,226 gravity stations, improves resolution of subsurface density variations associated with alteration and structural complexity, and data is now undergoing processing, quality control, and 3D inversion to refine drill targeting. Management frames the program as a disciplined, data-driven step toward finalizing future drilling plans across the broader Coyote trend, underpinned by advanced high-resolution gravity survey techniques designed to increase confidence in identifying high-grade uranium targets.

More about Stallion Gold Corp

Stallion Uranium Corp. is a Canadian exploration company focused on uranium projects in the Athabasca Basin, one of the world’s most significant uranium-producing regions. The company advances early-stage exploration targets through geophysical surveys and drilling, with a particular emphasis on structurally controlled, high-grade uranium deposits in partnership-driven ventures.

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