M&A / Property
UraniumX Discovery Corp Announces Option Agreement with Gold'n Futures
UraniumX Monetizes NeoCore Asset to Fund Murphy Lake Drill Program Amid Operational Setback

Executive Summary
- Most Recent (May 12, 2026): UraniumX entered an option agreement with Gold'n Futures Mineral Corp. for the 100% acquisition of the NeoCore Uranium Property in Saskatchewan's Athabasca Basin.
- Terms: Gold'n can earn interest via share issuances ($550k cash equivalent), $550,000 cash payments, and $2.75M exploration expenditures over 36 months.
- UraniumX Retention: Company retains a 2.0% Net Smelter Returns (NSR) royalty and acts as the operator during the option period.
- Property Status: NeoCore is approximately 13,012 hectares with no defined mineral resource to date; features access to infrastructure but requires significant capital to advance.
- Recent Operational Update (May 11, 2026): A tragic incident occurred at the Zoo Bay property involving a wildlife encounter resulting in contractor death. Field activities halted temporarily for investigation.
- Flagship Status: Murphy Lake Uranium Property remains unaffected and continues as planned with drilling scheduled for mid-May.
Material Impact
- Capital Efficiency: The NeoCore option agreement is a strategic move to preserve cash ($5.3M reported May 1) by transferring exploration risk to Gold'n Futures while retaining royalty exposure. This aligns with the company's stated "project generator" model.
- Risk Mitigation: By outsourcing NeoCore, UraniumX reduces capital burn on non-flagship assets, ensuring funds are available for the fully funded Murphy Lake drill program.
- Sentiment Impact: The May 11 operational incident is negative but isolated to Zoo Bay; it does not impact the flagship Murphy Lake project or immediate cash flow. However, it introduces short-term reputational and regulatory scrutiny risk.
- Market Expectation: This transaction follows the April LOI with Pond Technologies regarding Zoo Bay, indicating a consistent strategy of monetizing portfolio assets via earn-in agreements rather than direct acquisition. It is not unexpected given prior announcements.
- Valuation Impact: While positive for balance sheet health, it does not constitute a material discovery or takeover event. The stock price has declined from January highs ($0.29) to current levels ($0.15), suggesting the market views these asset monetizations as incremental rather than transformative.
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Company Overview
- Company: UraniumX Discovery Corp (formerly Stearman Resources Inc., rebranded late 2025).
- Flagship Project: Murphy Lake Uranium Property in the Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan. Located near major deposits including IsoEnergy's Hurricane Deposit and Cameco's La Rocque Lake.
- Project Status: Fully funded drill program scheduled for mid-May 2026 following MLEM geophysical survey extensions of 1.45 km on conductor systems.
- Secondary Projects: Zoo Bay (19,850 hectares) and NeoCore (13,012 hectares). Both are currently being advanced via option agreements to reduce capital expenditure burden.
- Management: Esen Boldkhuu appointed CEO in December 2025; background includes corporate development and AI technology integration for exploration targeting.
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