Multiple Targets. One District-Scale Opportunity.
About Dorado
The Dorado Project is a 38,810-hectare uranium exploration project located in Saskatchewan's eastern Athabasca Basin. It forms part of the broader Purepoint-IsoEnergy 50/50 joint venture, which controls more than 100,000 hectares across the Dorado, Celeste Block and Aurora projects.
Dorado combines a large prospective land position with multiple conductive and structural corridors favourable for high-grade uranium mineralization. Exploration has already confirmed the presence of uranium-bearing systems at several areas of the project, including Nova, Q23 and Q24.
Why Dorado Matters
Dorado combines three important elements:
1. Scale - A large land package with multiple prospective conductive and structural trends
2. Proof of mineralization - The Nova discovery returned 2.1 metres averaging 1.62% U₃O₈, including 0.4 metres at 8.13% U₃O₈
3. Multiple discovery opportunities – Emerging target areas such as Q24 and Q23 demonstrate that uranium-bearing systems occur beyond Nova
Together, these results support a broader district-scale exploration strategy rather than reliance on a single target.
Key Target Areas
Q24:
Q24 has emerged as a priority exploration area after initial drilling intersected strong radioactivity across the unconformity within altered and structurally disrupted basement rocks.
The target is geologically distinct from Nova and Q23 and highlights the potential for multiple uranium-bearing systems across Dorado.
Nova:
Discovered in 2025, Nova confirmed high-grade uranium mineralization within a broader structural corridor and established an important proof of concept for the Dorado Project.
Drilling returned 2.1 metres averaging 1.62% U₃O₈, including 0.4 metres at 8.13% U₃O₈.
Q23:
Q23 represents another separate target area where drilling has identified elevated radioactivity, favourable alteration and structurally prospective basement rocks, providing an additional opportunity for follow-up exploration.
Exploration Strategy
Purepoint’s exploration strategy at Dorado is focused on systematically advancing multiple target areas while continuing to test the broader project for new uranium-bearing systems.
Drilling, geophysics and structural interpretation are integrated to refine priority targets and direct future exploration across Dorado’s extensive network of conductive and structural corridors.
This multi-target approach provides several independent opportunities for continued discovery across the project.
