Manhattan Uranium Discovery Corp. Highlights Premier Project Portfolio

• The most recent release (May 14, 2026) provides a comprehensive portfolio overview following the transformational M&A completed on May 7, 2026.
• Company confirms a consolidated North American uranium platform comprising 15 past-producing mines and 25 underexplored properties across US and Canada.
• Liquidity position is stated as over $11.5 million USD/CAD to fund 2026 exploration and drilling programs.
• Key upcoming catalysts include a 25-30 hole drill program in the Athabasca Basin scheduled for June 2026 and anticipated drill permits for the Apex Project in Nevada in H1 2026.
• Management change noted with Spencer MacLean appointed as President.
• Marketing services agreements signed totaling approximately $90,000 USD/CAD across three providers (Winning Media, EDM Media, Oregon Group).

• The news is a follow-up to the May 7 M&A transaction which fundamentally altered the company's asset base; therefore, this update is largely expected by the market.
• Confirmation of $11.5 million cash reduces immediate bankruptcy risk and validates the financing structure post-acquisition.
• No new discovery data or major financing rounds are announced in this release; it serves to operationalize the previously announced M&A strategy.
• The appointment of a new President is an administrative update rather than a strategic pivot, though it signals management continuity.
• Marketing spend indicates active investor relations efforts but does not materially impact valuation compared to exploration results.

• Manhattan Uranium Discovery Corp. operates as a pure-play uranium platform focused on North American assets.
• Flagship Portfolio includes 15 past-producing mines and 25 underexplored properties covering 25,099 acres in the Colorado Plateau and Nevada.
• High-grade exposure exists in Canada's Athabasca Basin (Murmac and Strike projects).
• Infrastructure advantage noted with US projects within trucking distance of the White Mesa Mill (only operating conventional uranium mill in the US).