Jaguar Uranium Receives Environmental Permit for La Rosada Prospect in Argentina

Jaguar Uranium Corp. has received approval of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the "La Rosada" prospect from the Ministry of Environment of the Province of Chubut, Argentina. This approval covers six properties totaling nearly 60,000 hectares, representing approximately 25% of the entire Laguna Salada project.

The La Rosada prospect is located 45 kilometers northeast of the Guanaco prospect, which received its own EIA approval earlier this year. The new permit authorizes exploration activities across the six properties, including systematic geochemical sampling, geological mapping, and radiometric and electrical resistivity tomography surveys.

Jaguar previously secured EIA approval for the Guanaco prospect. CEO Steven Gold stated that the EIA approval is an important milestone that advances the company's exploration strategy and allows for an efficient transition to the next phase of fieldwork.

The company focuses on uranium exploration in South America, advancing multiple projects in Argentina and Colombia. The Laguna Salada project is a district-scale uranium-vanadium exploration project encompassing approximately 230,000 hectares.