CAT Strategic Metals Expands Uranium Footprint, Secures Key South Preston Uranium Property Expansion Adjacent Nexgen Energy
NEWS RELEASE
CSE: CAT
FRA:8CH
1015 –789 West Pender Street, Vancouver, BC V6C 1H2
CAT STRATEGIC METALS EXPANDS URANIUM FOOTPRINT,
SECURES KEY SOUTH PRESTON URANIUM PROPERTY EXPANSION
ADJACENT NEXGEN ENERGY
Vancouver, BC February 17, 2021 - CAT Strategic Metals Corporation (CSE: CAT) (“CAT” or
the " Company") is pleased to announce that it has entered into a n arm’s -length property
purchase agreement whereby CAT will acquire ~7,716 ha (~19,058 acres) of well-situated
exploration ground that will result in the significant expansion of its South Preston Uranium
Property (“South Preston”), located in Saskatchewan’s Athabasca Basin (see also CAT news
release, CAT Strategic Metals to Acquire District -Scale Uranium Asset in Canada's Western
Athabasca Basin, 50+KM Claim Border With Neighbouring Azincourt Energy , dated February
16, 2021).
“CAT Strategic is thrilled to have secured a large property expansion for our South Preston
Uranium Property on behalf of our shareholders. Our unique deal structuring defers most of the
consideration into a n augmented uranium production royalty, which exemplifies confidence by
the property vendor in the discovery potential of the southwest Athabasca Basin , and
specifically these new property additions. When this additional property is c ombined with our
existing 50km+ continuous claim border alongside Azincourt Energy, CAT Strategic has now
positioned itself to become a leading uranium explorer in one of the world’s most important
uranium jurisdictions. Like our adjacent property neighbours Orano, Azincourt and N exgen,
CAT Strategic (CSE:CAT) has joined an enviable list of high -quality exploration opportunities
for uranium investors to participate in,” noted Robert Rosner, CAT’s Chairman and CEO.
Expansion of the South Preston Uranium Property
The expansion of CAT’s South Preston Uranium Property has been achieved through
additional property covering both a significant area that ties on to the prior eastern limit of the
South Preston Uranium Project (the “East Expansion”), and an additional area that covers
shallow in-basin property extending the project in a northerly direction from its current limit (the
“North Expansion”). The East Expansion covers ~5,278.5 ha (~13,038 acres) and extends the
South Preston Uranium Property up to a substantial shared claim boundary with NexGen
Energy Ltd. The North Expansion covers ~2,437 ha (~6,021 acres) and delivers additional in-
basin exploration optionality for CAT Strategic.
Together, the East Expansion and North Expansion result in the South Preston Uranium
Project increasing in size by a total of ~7,716 ha (~19,059 acres), from ~20,679 ha to ~29,395
ha (~51,077 acres to ~70,136 acres), being well over a one-third expansion.
Figure 1: South Preston Uranium Property – Expansion Areas
Upon closing, the additional property will be acquired from an arm’s-length property vendor in
exchange for a 3% production sales royalty (of which 1% may be acquired by CAT for CAD
$2million) and an upfront agreement fee of $25,000.
The South Preston Uranium Property
CAT Strategic’s district-scale South Preston Uranium Property is located in the southwest area
of Canada’s Athabasca Basin, which is known to host some of the world’s highest-grade
uranium deposits. Recent discoveries in the region include the Arrow uranium deposit
discovered by NexGen Energy Ltd. and the Triple R (PLS) uranium deposit being advanced by
Fission Uranium Corp.
Figure 2: Map of the South Preston Uranium Property (February 17, 2021)
The South Preston Uranium Property represents a premier uranium exploration project now
encompassing approx. 28,395 ha (~70,136 acres) across numerous mineral dispositions.
Among other attributes, the property is viewed as prospectively hosting the extension of a
priority uranium exploration corridor extending from NexGen Energy Ltd.’s Rook-1 Project
through Azincourt Energy Corp.’s adjacent East Preston Uranium Project and onto CAT’s new
South Preston Uranium Property. The project also hosts a significant shared property border
with NexGen Energy Ltd. along a newly expanded eastern border.
Shown in Figure 2 above, the South Preston Uranium Project delivers more than 50km of
contiguous claim border with Azincourt Energy Corp., more than 18.5km of continuous project
boundary with Orano (a leading global uranium producer), and 10km of adjacent property
border with NexGen Energy Ltd.
As previously disclosed, and upon the closing of recently announced transactions, the
Company intends to conduct certain exploration work that will advance its near-term objective
to define and test uranium drill targets at the South Preston Uranium Property.
About CAT Strategic Metals Corporation:
CAT Strategic Metals Corporation is a Canadian based mineral exploration company focused
on the acquisition and de risking of overlooked projects situated in well established World
Class geological districts in North America. The Company is specially focused on minerals
which are considered highly strategic from a monetary as well as global infrastructure and
energy point of view. CAT’s shares trade on the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE) under
the trading symbol “CAT”, and on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange under the symbol “8CH”.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD
Robert Rosner
Chairman, President & CEO
Further information regarding the Company can be found on SEDAR at www.SEDAR.com, by
visiting the Company’s website www.catstrategic.com or by contacting the Company directly at
(604) 674-3145.
This news release may contain forward–looking statements. Forward-looking statements address future events and
conditions and therefore involve inherent risks and uncertainties. Actual results may differ materially from those
currently anticipated in such statements. Particular risks applicable to this press release include risks associated
with planned production, including the ability of the company to achieve its targeted exploration outline due to
regulatory, technical or economic factors. In addition, there are risks associated with estimates of resources, and
there is no guarantee that a resource will be found or have demonstrated economic viability as necessary to be
classified as a reserve. There is no guarantee that additional exploration work will result in significant increases to
resource estimates.
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