UEX Corporation, Vancouver, BC

Since the company's formation in 2002, UEX Corporation has made significant advancements in the discovery and development of existing and new uranium deposits in the Athabasca Basin. UEX maintains strategic relationships with both Cameco Corporation and AREVA group, the world's largest uranium companies. The Hidden Bay property in the eastern Athabasca Basin is in close proximity to existing mining infrastructure currently in production for Cameco Corporation. As UEX's known deposits at Hidden Bay move toward pre-feasibility stage, the prospect for cost savings through toll milling is being explored. The Shea Creek property is host to the second largest undeveloped uranium resource in the Athabasca Basin. The known deposits at Shea Creek show three styles of mineralization: unconformity-hosted, basement-hosted, and perched. This is highly uncommon for any single deposit and drill results are showing connection between at least two of the deposits at the unconformity level. This linking is significant for the potential expansion of the available mineral resources and for economic extraction with less waste material. UEX operates its 100%-owned Hidden Bay Project, Riou Lake Project and Northern Athabasca Projects. UEX also operates the Black Lake Project which is a joint venture with AREVA Resources Canada Inc.99% UEX - 10.01% AREVA). For the nine Western Athabasca Projects, including the Shea Creek Project, UEX holds an approximate 49.1% interest and AREVA holds an approximate 50.9% interest. The Western Athabasca Projects are operated by AREVA along with the Beatty River Project, which is a joint venture between UEX (25.0% interest), JCU (Canada) Exploration Company, Limited (24.3% interest) and AREVA (50.7% interest).