Standard Uranium Ltd (TSX-V:STND, OTCQB:STTDF) CEO Jon Bey talked with Proactive about the company’s progress in 2025 and its roadmap into 2026, highlighting a year of successful capital raising, exploration progress and new joint ventures.
Bey outlined that the company raised almost C$7 million in 2025, which has funded multiple programs including the Davidson River project.
That site is now fully funded and scheduled for its largest-ever drill program starting in late May 2026.
A key development was the return of 100% ownership of the Sun Dog project to Standard Uranium after Arrow Energy was unable to continue with its funding obligations.
Bey confirmed multiple confidentiality agreements have already been signed with interested JV parties, with drill work expected to resume at Sun Dog in late summer 2026.
The company also advanced its project generator model, signing new JV agreements with Aventis on the Corvo project and with Collective Metals on the Rocas project. Both sites are scheduled for drilling in Q1 2026.
“Davidson River is now fully funded, fully set up for a remarkable drill program starting at the end of May,” said Bey.
He also confirmed Standard Uranium’s full team will be present at the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference in January 2026 to meet investors and share project updates.