Drill Results
Cosa Reports Anomalous Radioactivity in Multiple Drill Holes at the Murphy Lake North Joint Venture with Denison Mines
Tagline: Denison Mines Advances Phoenix Construction While JV Partner Cosa Delivers Drill Hits

Executive Summary
- The most recent release (April 13, 2026) reports anomalous radioactivity in three of five drill holes at the Murphy Lake North (MLN) Joint Venture.
- Hole MLN26-013 intersected a continuous 5-metre interval (>1,000 cps) with a peak >13,000 cps, consistent with the March 24 announcement.
- Additional holes (MLN26-014 and MLN26-016) also showed anomalous radioactivity (>350 cps), confirming the trend is not isolated to a single hole.
- Radioactive zones remain open for at least 600 metres to the east and west within the Cyclone alteration corridor.
- Chemical assays are pending; summer drilling is planned for 2026.
- A marketing services agreement was entered with Northern Venture Group (C$10,000/month).
- Context: Denison Mines holds a 30% interest in this JV; Cosa Resources Corp. operates the project (70%).
Material Impact
- The news is positive but classified as Routine because it follows up on the March 24, 2026 announcement which already reported the initial high-grade intercept from Hole MLN26-013.
- Confirming multiple holes intersected radioactivity reduces the risk of a single-hole anomaly, supporting the geological model for the Cyclone trend.
- However, without assay grades (U3O8 %), the economic significance remains unproven. The market likely priced in exploration upside following the March release and the broader sector momentum.
- For Denison Mines (the primary entity with provided stock data), this represents a 30% interest asset update. It does not materially alter the valuation of the flagship Phoenix project, which is the main value driver.
- The news reinforces the strategic partnership between Denison and Cosa but does not constitute new capital or production guidance for Denison itself.
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Company Overview
- Company: Denison Mines Corp. is a uranium mining and exploration company focused on the Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan.
- Flagship Project: Phoenix In-Situ Recovery (ISR) Uranium Mine at Wheeler River.
- Status: Final Investment Decision (FID) made February 2026; construction started March 2026.
- Timeline: First production targeted mid-2028.
- Economics: Post-tax NPV $1.57 billion CAD (at base case uranium prices); IRR ~73%.
- Other Assets: McClean Lake JV (production resumed July 2025), Midwest JV (PEA released August 2025), and exploration JVs with Cosa Resources (Murphy Lake North, Darby).
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