Myriad Uranium (CSE: M | OTCQB: MYRUF) CEO Thomas Lamb joins us to discuss major catalysts ahead for Copper Mountain, the company's flagship uranium project in Wyoming. We explore new drilling results at Lucky Cliff and Gem, uranium grades increasing by 20–60% following chemical assays, the potential for significant resource expansion beyond historical estimates, and a new exploration zone identified through geophysical surveys. Thomas also discusses the company's 23 breccia pipe uranium targets in Arizona, the potential of the high-grade Wate Pipe project, innovative processing technology that could reduce waste rock by 70% while retaining 84% of the uranium, the path toward a current NI 43-101 resource estimate, upcoming drilling plans, potential acquisitions, and progress toward a US exchange listing. With ongoing drilling and multiple exploration catalysts ahead, what could be next for Myriad Uranium?

🗓️ Recording date: September 24, 2026

📖 Chapters
00:00 Intro
00:12 Myriad Uranium's strategy and progress
01:00 Red Basin transaction and strategic partnerships
02:30 Arizona breccia pipe uranium projects
06:08 Assay results and grade increases
08:33 New exploration zones and geophysical discoveries
10:51 Phase II drilling update and cash position
12:05 Warrants, financing and treasury
12:35 Lucky Cliff drilling results
15:03 Gem deposit: New uranium intercepts
18:00 What the drilling results mean for resource expansion
20:24 Modern drilling and historical data validation
21:59 Deeper drilling and unconformity-style uranium potential
23:01 NI 43-101 resource estimate and timeline
24:21 Processing technology: 70% less waste rock, 84% uranium retained
28:08 Strategic processing partnerships
29:27 US exchange listing and uplisting plans
32:06 Catalysts for the next six months
34:32 Potential acquisitions and future growth