The $12 Billion Mineral Stockpile Changes Everything. And One C$5 Million Explorer Just Landed in the Middle of It

Executive Summary

• EagleOne Metals Corp. (CSE: EAGL) signed a binding Letter of Intent to acquire 100% of the Poison Springs Uranium/Rare‑Earths Project in Utah for US$50,000, adding uranium and critical rare‑earth exposure.
• The acquisition expands EagleOne’s multi‑commodity critical minerals portfolio across four properties in three countries (U.S., Canada, Peru) covering uranium, REEs, gold, copper, silver, cobalt, nickel and more.
• The company highlights historic drill intercepts for a wide range of metals and notes pending C$240 k financing to support further development.

Key Details

• Acquisition Target: Poison Springs Uranium/Rare‑Earths Project – 206.6 acres, located ~35 mi south of Hanksville, Utah.
• Purchase Price: US$50,000 (binding LOI).
• Historical Drill Results (2008 program): Intercepts containing uranium, copper, silver, cobalt, nickel and REEs (neodymium, praseodymium, europium).
• Nearby Historic Drilling: Cotter Corp. work in Hatch Canyon (1978‑79) confirmed extensive mineralization; follow‑up targets < 100 m depth.
• Additional Target: Triassic Chinle formation – potential for copper, vanadium, zinc, nickel, cobalt and REEs.
• Other EagleOne Assets:
• Hébécourt Township (Quebec, Abitibi Greenstone Belt) – historic >200 M oz gold; geochemical anomalies for gold‑copper.
• Magusi West (adjacent) – gold up to 0.156 ppm, copper up to 186 ppm.
• Non‑binding LOI with Surupampa Metals for a Peruvian copper‑gold property.
• Corporate Metrics: Market cap ≈ C$5 M; pending financing of C$240 k.
• Strategic Context: Acquisition aligns EagleOne with U.S. Critical Minerals initiatives (Project Vault, $12 B reserve) and positions the company to benefit from anticipated supply deficits in uranium, REEs, copper and other critical metals.

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