Skyharbour Resources (TSXV:SYH) - Uranium: Revenue & Extensive Drilling

Company Interviews

Interview with Jordan Trimble, President, CEO & Director of Skyharbour Resources.

Recording date: 17th April 2024

Skyharbour Resources is a high-grade uranium explorer and prospect generator with 29 projects in the Athabasca Basin in Northern Saskatchewan. They have built one of the largest project portfolios in the region and have seven partner companies advancing other projects.

The CEO, Jordan Trimble, has been working in the mining industry for 14 years and has a background in finance and entrepreneurship. The company follows a prospect generator model, where they acquire and incubate uranium projects and bring in partner companies to fund exploration and advance the projects. They have structured earning option agreements with their partners, where the partners have to spend a certain amount on exploration and make cash and share payments to earn a stake in the projects.

Skyharbour benefits by owning equity in the partner companies and retaining a minority interest and potentially an NSR royalty on the projects. They have already completed three out of seven earnings with their partner companies, potentially bringing in $80 million in combined project consideration. The company has also focused on their two co-flagship projects, Russell and Moore, which are located near the MacArthur River Mine and the Key Lake Mill. They recently raised $6.3 million in flow-through financing to fund their drilling programs at these projects.

Skyharbour Resources is focused on uranium exploration in the Athabasca Basin in Canada. They have two main projects: the Moore Lake project and the Preston project. The company follows a hybrid model, combining self-funded exploration with strategic partnerships and joint ventures. They have a strong treasury and receive cash and stock payments from their partner companies.

Skyharbour is currently conducting a winter drill program at the Russell project, with the goal of making a new high-grade discovery. They are also planning to drill at the Moore Lake project to expand and infill the high-grade zones. The company believes that the current uranium market conditions are favorable for exploration and expects to see a higher valuation and lower cost of capital if they are successful in their drilling programs.

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