Glacier Lake Resources Inc. Options Namibia Uranium Exploration Licences and Announces Proposed Name Change to Skeleton Coast Uranium Corp., Share Consolidation and Non-Brokered Private Placement of up to $5,000,000
Glacier Lake pivots to Namibian uranium with $5M raise and major restructuring to escape insolvency

The most recent news (Feb 23, 2026) marks a total strategic pivot for Glacier Lake Resources. The company has entered into agreements to acquire controlling interests in five Exclusive Prospecting Licences (EPLs) covering 610 sq km in the Erongo Region of Namibia, a premier uranium district. To facilitate this, the company is proposing a name change to Skeleton Coast Uranium Corp., a 1-for-3 share consolidation, and a non-brokered private placement of up to $5,000,000. This follows years of failed attempts to close the Kalahari (KalPlats) PGM project in South Africa, which required a $15M financing that never materialized.
- Strategic Pivot: The move from PGMs in South Africa to Uranium in Namibia is a high-impact shift. Namibia is a top-tier uranium jurisdiction, and the proximity to Rössing and Husab mines adds geological merit.
- Financial Lifeline: As of Sept 30, 2025, the company was functionally insolvent with a working capital deficit of $1.4M and only $94k in cash. The $5M private placement is essential for survival.
- Share Consolidation: The 1-for-3 consolidation is a standard "cleanup" move to attract institutional investors and manage the share count after the upcoming financing.
- Resource Potential: Historical reports cited in the news mention inferred resources of 35 Mt @ 120 ppm U3O8, providing an immediate exploration target.
Glacier Lake is transitioning from a PGM explorer to a Uranium explorer. - Flagship Project: Erongo Uranium Project (Namibia). - Details: Five EPLs (9727, 8208, 9872, 9873, 8617) in the Erongo region. - Earn-in Terms: Must spend $3M on one set of licenses and $2M on another by mid-2028 to secure 75% and controlling interests respectively.