Jaguar Uranium Corp. (JAGU) Earnings Call Transcript & Summary

Mr. Chairman, my name is Steven Gold, and I second the motion. You have heard the motion. If anyone wishes to discuss the motion, please click the raise hand icon at the bottom of your screen. Since there is no discussion, would all those in favor signify as much by voting as noted in the poll, which will appear on your screen. Again, please note that if you have already submitted a proxy for the meeting and if you are not a proxy holder, please click the No Vote Required choice, which is choice #3 on the resolution. [Voting]

Mr. Chairman, the motion is carried.

Based on the scrutineers' report and the votes conducted at this meeting, I declare the motion carried. The next item of business to be conducted today is to consider and, if thought advisable, to pass a special resolution to approve and authorize amendments to the corporation's equity incentive plan. The proposed amendments are set forth in detail in the corporation's management information circular and proxy statement dated August 20, 2026. The resolution improving the amendments can be found on Page 15 of the information circular. The proposed amendments must be approved by not less than 50% of the votes cast by shareholders present in person or by proxy at the meeting. With the consent of the meeting, I propose to dispense with the reading of the resolution in its entirety and proceed with approving by way of resolution of shareholders, the amendments to the corporation's equity incentive plan all as provided for in the information circular. I will now ask for someone to move and second such resolution.

Mr. Chairman, my name is Scott Reeves, and I move that the ordinary resolution approving the amendment to the corporation's equity incentive plan be hereby approved.

Mr. Chairman, this is Steven Gold, and I second the motion. You have heard the motion. If anyone wishes to discuss the motion, please click the Raise Hand icon at the bottom of your screen. Since there is no discussion, would all those in favor signify such by voting as noted in the poll, which will appear on your screen. Again, please note that if you -- if you've already submitted a proxy for the meeting and if you are not a proxy holder, please click on the No Vote Required choice, which is choice #3 on the resolution. [Voting]

Mr. Chairman, the poll has ended and the motion has passed.

Thank you very much. Based on the scrutineers' report and the votes conducted at this meeting, I declare the motion carried. As there is no further formal business to be brought before the meeting, I would now ask for someone to move and second the termination of the meeting.

Mr. Chairman, my name is Scott Reeves, and I move that the formal part of the meeting be terminated.

Mr. Chairman, this is Steven Gold, and I second the motion. I declare the motion -- I declare the meeting terminated this time. Mr. Secretary, would it be appropriate for me to move into the management presentation?

Yes. Yes. Let me just get you the [indiscernible]. Mr. Gold, you should be able to share your screen.

Okay, everyone. I'm going to take a few minutes here to speak to obviously, the progress that we've made to date and what we have a managed management team and company see going forward. Recall earlier this year, in mid-February, the company had successfully completed its NYSE American IPO, having raised $25 million across a broad array of shareholders. And the intention was, of course, to allocate capital towards what we think are 4 menus assets in South America, whereby we see really the future of uranium supply coming from on the basis of a historically very successful mining environment, but really sort of in its infancy days as far as critical elements is concerned, and I think that benefits the company, the sector and shareholders alike. Just to recap, currently, the company has just over $19 million in cash as of our last financial statements. The company has no debt and what we think is to be plenty of runway to be able to deploy capital across at least 3 of our assets, with 2 being in Argentina and 1 being in Colombia. Just by way of quick background in Colombia, our flagship Berlin asset has -- is an asset that had substantial network performed on it in the past with over 20,000 meters of drilling. As a result of the acquisition of this asset in late 2023, early 2024, we had inherited substantial amount of information as well as a good portion of the mineralized drill core, which we are currently analyzing and I'll get into shortly. In Argentina, I'd like to focus on 2 assets, first of which is a large exploration property called Laguna Salada, which is over 230,000 hectares in size. We recently completed a Phase 1 exploration program, which we are currently working through to be able to not just continue to advance the rapid permitting that we've been successful in achieving earlier this year, however, we're also in the process of determining and going through much of the data that we've accumulated towards what we hope to have a maiden resource estimate at some point over the near to medium term. At Huemul, which is another asset in Argentina, a little bit different than the exploration project. Huemul is a former mine. It comes with the benefit of having operated for 20-plus years, very strong on the uranium and copper side, asset came offline in the mid-70s. However, we are revisiting it. We believe that from a geological metallurgical perspective, this is a very promising asset, of course, having been in production before. And when we look at sort of the first phase of exploration results that we've encountered, of course, the last several months, we've reported very encouraging copper levels, very encouraging uranium grades and that speaks to, again, we had acquired this asset, a lot of the information that we had been inheriting as the course of the acquisition and look forward to move this forward as well. Looking out to the end of 2026 and 2027, starting in Colombia, the flagship Berlin asset, we're continuing our field exploration. We're continuing to analyze historical core in the data and work towards an MRE at that asset. Goal is to have that complete before or during Q1 of 2027, and that's something that's ongoing. At Laguna Salada in Argentina, that large exploration asset, this is something that, again, we have completed our first phase on a portion of that asset, and we are while analyzing that towards what we hope to present an MRE on that asset as well to be able to determine where else in this particular package of hecterage that we might want to might want to go next just for the benefit of the investors. A reminder, this is a unique asset. Certainly, from our standpoint, has potential for being district scale, near-surface mineralization, not sort of your typical sort of mining operation, if anything, would carry what we hope to be a lower cost model given potential stripping situation. But without getting into that, this is, as I said, an enormous property that we're quite excited to be able to continue to advance on the back of the success that we've had over the last several months. Finally, at Huemul, the former mine, we're going to work to continue to define targets, advance through the high-value zones. This is part of a land package that the former mine had been on just one part of. What we want to do is determine what that former mine looks like now as far as what we can do with it next as well as explore the rest of the property, including what we most recently believe we've found indications of a potential 4-kilometer long copper trend that could be quite exciting in addition to the uranium potential. So our approach over the course of the next 6 months and 12 months, I look forward to hopefully seeing everyone this time next year at our next Annual General Meeting. But the idea is to focus on this early stage exploration, evaluate those results and then figure out which are the most promising projects, ultimately deploying capital to sort of those assets that we feel most excited about, both in the context of how quickly each asset could be advanced and of course, within the political and permitting framework. What I will add is that we've benefited over the course of the last 2.5 years both as a private company and a public company 2 very strong political alignments that have happened while we've been working in both Argentina and Colombia. Earlier this year, Argentina and the United States that signed a critical elements, critical metals pact, something that we think would benefit our company as the United States looks worldwide to secure future supply and potentially allocate funding initiatives towards that as well. And then most recently, specifically on September 8, the same thing had happened in Colombia. We see politically very aligned governments from a mindset standpoint, and we think that's something that will benefit the continent in general and Argentina and Colombia, in particular, as we continue to advance these critical elements packages and their potential. So with that, the Secretary, that concludes the presentation part of of the management's portion this morning.

Thank you, Steve. Are there any questions for Mr. Gold? If so, maybe raise your hand in the bottom of the Zoom platform. All right. Hearing none. Thank you all for your participation. And I think that concludes today's meeting. So thank you, Steve.

Thank you, everyone.