Investor Insight
Premier American Uranium offers exposure to a portfolio of uranium projects across five established U.S. uranium districts, including the advanced-stage Cebolleta project in New Mexico and the district-scale Kaycee project in Wyoming. Supported by strategic shareholders, including Sachem Cove Partners and IsoEnergy, the company is advancing its fully funded exploration and development strategy focused on domestic uranium supply.
Overview
Premier American Uranium (TSXV:PUR, OTCQB: PAUIF) is focused on the acquisition, exploration and development of uranium projects across the United States. The company has assembled a portfolio spanning five established U.S. uranium districts, including the advanced-stage Cebolleta project in New Mexico’s Grants Mineral Belt and exploration projects in Wyoming’s Powder River and Great Divide Basins. Through a combination of strategic acquisitions and exploration, Premier American Uranium is advancing a pipeline of projects positioned to support future domestic uranium supply.
The company is supported by strategic shareholders including Sachem Cove Partners, its largest shareholder, as well as IsoEnergy, and Mega Uranium. Each participated in the Company’s C$15 million financing completed in February 2026, reinforcing confidence in PUR’s asset portfolio and growth strategy.
Following the C$15 million financing, the company is advancing a 100,000-foot drill program at its Kaycee project and metallurgical optimization work at the Cebolleta project.
Company Highlights
- Tier-1 jurisdictions: Extensive U.S. portfolio spanning five established U.S. uranium districts, with active, high-priority work programs in Wyoming’s Powder River Basin and New Mexico’s Grants Mineral Belt.
- Strategic Shareholder Support: Backed by uranium-focused investors, including Sachem Cove Partners, IsoEnergy (NYSE ISO), Mega Uranium (TSX:MGA) and enCore Energy (NASDAQ: EU), validating the company’s asset quality and long-term business strategy.
- Well-funded, high-impact work programs: Bolstered by a C$15 million capital raise in February, supporting a 100,000-foot exploration drilling program at the Kaycee project and metallurgical optimization work at the Cebolleta project.
- Near-term catalysts: Results from the 100,000-foot Kaycee drill program, metallurgical optimization work at Cebolleta targeting process recovery improvement from 80% to 90%, and an updated preliminary economic assessment planned for 2027.
Key Projects
Kaycee Project (Wyoming)
Acquired through the company’s acquisition of Nuclear Fuels in September 2025, the Kaycee project is located in Wyoming’s historic Powder River Basin, a region recognized for uranium production and home to the majority of the state’s active In-Situ Recovery (ISR) projects. It covers a 35-mile mineralized trend with more than 430 miles of identified roll fronts across 46 square miles of mineral rights on the western limb of the basin.
The company believes the project is prospective across all three historically productive sandstone units—the Wasatch, Fort Union, and Lance formations—which host known mineralization and may be amendable to ISR extraction methods.
In 2026, the company commenced a 100,000+ foot drill program designed to advance resource definition and evaluate new discovery opportunities across the project.
Cebolleta Project (New Mexico)
Acquired through the company’s acquisition of American Future Fuel in June 2024, the Cebolleta project is an advanced-stage uranium development project located in New Mexico’s historic Grants Mineral Belt.
Located roughly 40 miles west of Albuquerque and 10 miles north of Laguna, the project spans 6,717 acres of privately held mineral rights and approximately 5,700 acres of fee-owned surface rights through an established relationship with La Merced del Pueblo de Cebolleta (the Cebolleta Land Grant).
A preliminary economic assessment (PEA) completed in October 2025 outlined average annual production of 1.4 million pounds of U3O8 over an initial 13-year mine life, utilizing conventional mining and heap-leach extraction alongside ion-exchange resin loading and off-site processing.
In 2026, Premier American Uranium commenced metallurgical optimization work designed to improve uranium recoveries from approximately 80 to 90 percent. The company believes these improvements could increase the project’s after-tax net present value from US$83.9 million to US$159.3 million at US$90/lb U3O8. The project also has strong leverage to uranium price, with the after-tax net present value of US$83.9 million at US$90/lb U3O8, increasing to US$153.7 million at US$100/lb U3O8 (at 80% metallurgical recovery) before accounting for the targeted recovery improvements. An updated PEA is anticipated in 2027.
Executives
Colin Healey — CEO and Director
A uranium sector expert with more than 20 years of experience in finance and mining, Healey spent 16 years at Haywood Securities as a Mining Research Analyst specializing in uranium equities, where he earned top rankings in the Bloomberg Portfolio BARR systems. His background also includes debt financing and structuring at a major Canadian bank, as well as serving as Quality Manager for an ISO 17025-accredited laboratory conducting extensive assay and technical R&D work for major mining and refining companies.
Tim Rotolo – Chairman
Rotolo is an investment professional with more than 20 years of experience in fund management, capital markets, and the natural resources sector. He is the Co-founder of Sachem Cove Partners and Founder of Lloyd Harbor Capital Management, an SEC-registered investment adviser.
Rotolo also founded North Shore Indices, which launched the URNM uranium mining ETF in 2019, growing the fund to more than $1 billion in assets before its acquisition by Sprott Asset Management.
Philip Williams — Strategic Advisor
Williams holds over two decades of senior executive, equity research, corporate development, and investment banking experience focused on the global uranium sector. He currently serves as CEO of IsoEnergy and was co-founder and former President, CEO, and Director of Uranium Royalty Corp. His prior experience includes launching uranium sector coverage at Westwind Partners, serving as Managing Director of Investment Banking at Dundee Capital Markets, and leading global asset consolidation efforts at Consolidated Uranium, where he was instrumental in the strategic growth of the company and spinout of Premier American Uranium.
Jason Atkinson — Corporate Development
Atkinson brings extensive experience in venture capital, private equity, corporate finance, and strategic transactions within the resource sector. He previously served as Vice President, Corporate Development at Consolidated Uranium, where he played a key role in the company’s growth strategy, asset acquisitions, and capital markets initiatives, including the successful spinout and establishment of Premier American Uranium. Prior to that, he served as an Investment Banker at a full-service Canadian investment dealer, advising private and publicly listed resource companies on capital formation, strategic transactions, and financing initiatives.