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Traction plans survey at Aurora, optioned from Cosa
Traction Aurora Survey Confirms Partner Momentum While MLN Drill Results Await Assays

Executive Summary
- Cosa Resources announced plans for an airborne radiometric survey at its Aurora project in the Athabasca Basin during the spring/early summer window of 2026.
- The survey aims to evaluate radioactive anomalies and prioritize targets for the 2026 field season, building on prior VTEM and gravity surveys.
- Traction Uranium holds an option to acquire up to an 80% interest in Aurora from Cosa Resources Corp., with exploration expenditures funded by Traction.
- This announcement follows the February 11, 2026 agreement where Cosa optioned Aurora to Traction for over $9 million in consideration and project expenditures.
- The company maintains a strong portfolio of joint ventures, including Murphy Lake North (MLN) with Denison Mines, where recent drilling intersected significant radioactivity.
Material Impact
- Routine - Positive: This news is an expected execution step under the February 2026 option agreement with Traction Uranium. It confirms that the partner is proceeding with their earn-in obligations (exploration expenditures) rather than introducing new value or surprises.
- Contextual Impact: While positive for validating the partnership, it does not materially alter the company's valuation compared to the initial February announcement which was rated Material - Positive. The market likely priced in this survey plan upon the option deal signing.
- Portfolio Progression: This aligns with other recent partner activities, such as Global Uranium completing its Phase 1 earn-in at Astro (April 20), indicating consistent momentum across Cosa's optioned portfolio without requiring immediate capital outlay from Cosa.
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Company Overview
- Company: Cosa Resources Corp., focused on high-grade unconformity-hosted uranium deposits in the Athabasca Basin.
- Flagship Project: Murphy Lake North (MLN) Joint Venture with Denison Mines. Located within 3 km of IsoEnergy’s Hurricane Deposit, offering significant infrastructure proximity and exploration upside.
- Other Projects: Darby JV (Denison), Packrat JV (Denison), Ursa, Orion, Orbit (100% owned), Aurora (Optioned to Traction), Astro (Optioned to Global Uranium).
- Strategy: Utilizing joint ventures with major players like Denison Mines to share risk and leverage technical expertise while retaining operator control on key assets.
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