frequently asked questions

Cosa Resources Corp. is a Canadian uranium exploration company focused on discovering and advancing uranium projects in Saskatchewan’s Athabasca Basin, the world’s premier region for high-grade uranium.

Learn more about Cosa Resources and our approach to uranium exploration.

Cosa’s projects are located in Saskatchewan’s Athabasca Basin, Canada. The company is focused primarily on the infrastructure-rich eastern Athabasca Basin, where it operates both wholly owned projects and joint ventures.

Explore Cosa’s wholly owned uranium projects and its strategic collaboration with Denison Mines.

The Athabasca Basin is globally recognized for hosting the world’s highest-grade uranium deposits. Saskatchewan also offers an established uranium mining industry, experienced workforce, infrastructure, and a long history of successful uranium exploration and development.

Learn more about Cosa Resources and our exploration strategy.

Cosa controls a portfolio of wholly owned and joint venture uranium projects across the Athabasca Basin. The Company is most active at two joint ventures it operates with Denison Mines; Murphy Lake North, and Darby.

Its wholly owned portfolio includes Ursa, Orion, Orbit, and Cosmo.

Additionally, the company has partners earning-into and sole funding work at each of the Aurora and Astro projects. 

Explore Cosa’s wholly owned projects or learn more about the Denison Mines joint ventures.

Cosa and Denison Mines are partners in three uranium exploration joint ventures in the eastern Athabasca Basin. Cosa operates the projects, and Denison is also Cosa’s largest shareholder.

The projects are: Murphy Lake North - immediately east of IsoEnergy’s Larocque east project and home of the Hurricane deposit, Darby - 10km west of Cameco’s Cigar Lake Mine, and Packrat.

Learn more about the Cosa–Denison strategic collaboration.

Cosa is led by a team with extensive experience in uranium exploration, mining, capital markets, and the Athabasca Basin. Cosa’s team is credited with the discovery of IsoEnergy’s Hurricane deposit in 2018. 

Meet Cosa’s management team.

Depending on the project and stage of exploration, Cosa’s programs may include geophysical surveys, geological interpretation, diamond drilling, core logging, geochemical analysis, and follow-up testing of priority targets.

At Murphy Lake North and Darby, exploration primarily comprises diamond drilling to follow up on previous intersections of uranium mineralization, structure, and alteration. 

See Cosa’s latest news releases for current exploration programs and results.

Cosa provides exposure to uranium exploration in the Athabasca Basin through a substantial portfolio of prospective projects, an experienced exploration team, strategic support from Denison Mines, and an exploration strategy focused on discovering significant uranium deposits.

The Company’s Murphy Lake North and Darby joint ventures are considered mature, discovery-ready projects with potential for near-term drilling success. 

For an overview of the company, projects, team, strategy, and investment highlights, view Cosa’s Corporate Presentation.

Cosa Resources Corp. trades on the TSX Venture Exchange under COSA, on the OTCQB under COSAF, and in Frankfurt under SSKU.

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Cosa Resources shares can be purchased through brokerage platforms that provide access to the TSX Venture Exchange, OTCQB, or Frankfurt market. Investors should consult their brokerage provider regarding availability, trading requirements, and applicable fees.

See Cosa’s Stock Information for trading symbols and market information.

Cosa’s share price and market capitalization change with market trading.

Current market information is available on Cosa’s Stock Information page.

Cosa’s capital structure can change as a result of financings, option or warrant exercises, and other corporate activities.

For the latest information, visit Stock Information or review Cosa’s latest Financial Statements.

Denison Mines is Cosa’s largest shareholder and a strategic partner in several Cosa-operated uranium exploration joint ventures.

Learn more about the Cosa–Denison strategic collaboration and see the latest ownership information in Cosa’s investor materials.

Cosa also has support from various uranium and natural resource focused institutions. Cosa’s management and insiders have meaningful ownership and have participated in every financing since the inception of the company.

Information regarding outstanding warrants, options, and other securities can be found in Cosa’s latest financial statements and regulatory disclosures.

View Cosa’s Financial Statements & MD&A.

As an exploration company, Cosa funds its activities through available treasury and may raise additional capital through equity financings and other strategic transactions.

Information about Cosa’s financial position, expenditures, and working capital can be found in its latest Financial Statements & MD&A.

Cosa publishes material drilling results and exploration updates through company news releases.

Read the latest Cosa Resources News Releases.

The timing of exploration results depends on drilling schedules, assay processing, geological interpretation, and other factors. Material exploration results are announced as they become available.

Follow Cosa’s News Releases or subscribe to company updates to receive the latest announcements.

Investors can follow drilling activity, exploration results, target development, project advancement, and corporate developments through Cosa’s news releases, project pages, and corporate presentation. Investors are also encouraged to reach out to the company directly through the contact form.

Start with the latest Corporate Presentation or News Releases.

Cosa’s latest corporate presentation provides an overview of the company, exploration portfolio, strategy, team, partnerships, and corporate information.

View the latest Cosa Resources Corporate Presentation.

Cosa publishes its quarterly and annual financial statements and Management’s Discussion and Analysis (MD&A) on its website.

View Financial Statements & MD&A.

Offering documents, and other company filings are available through Cosa’s investor section.

View Other Company Filings.

Information related to Cosa’s annual and special shareholder meetings, including management information circulars, proxy materials, and voting instruction forms, is available online.

Visit Shareholder Meetings.

Investors can subscribe to Cosa Resources updates to receive news releases and company developments directly.

You can also regularly follow Cosa’s News Releases for exploration and corporate updates.

Cosa publishes interviews, conference presentations, project discussions, and other video content in its media section.

Visit Cosa Resources Media.

Cosa Resources’ transfer agent is Odyssey Trust Company.

Transfer agent information, along with Cosa’s legal counsel, auditor, registered office, and corporate contact details, is available in the Corporate Directory.

Investors and other stakeholders can contact Cosa Resources using the information provided in the company’s Corporate Directory.

Uranium is the primary fuel used in nuclear power generation. Nuclear energy provides reliable, low-carbon electricity and is increasingly being considered as part of the energy mix required to support growing global electricity demand.

Learn more about Cosa’s uranium exploration strategy in the Company Overview.

Growing electricity demand, electrification, energy security priorities, and renewed investment in nuclear power are contributing to increased attention on long-term uranium supply.

Cosa is focused on exploring for new uranium discoveries in Saskatchewan’s Athabasca Basin. Learn more about the company’s strategy in the Company Overview.