District-Scale Uranium Exploration Along a Major Structural Corridor
About Tabbernor
The Tabbernor Project is a 59,670-hectare, 100%-owned uranium exploration project located along the southeastern margin of Saskatchewan’s Athabasca Basin.
The project was assembled to cover major structural and conductive corridors associated with the Tabbernor Fault System, a regional-scale crustal structure extending more than 1,500 kilometres through Saskatchewan.
Purepoint has progressively advanced the project through airborne electromagnetic surveys, MobileMT geophysics, soil geochemistry, 3D structural modelling and first-pass diamond drilling, establishing a substantial pipeline of conductive and structurally favourable uranium targets.
Why Tabbernor Matters
1. District-scale opportunity across a large 100%-owned land position
2. Approximately 100km of mapped electromagnetic conductors
3. First-pass drilling validated the geological model, with graphite intersected in every hole
4. Structural disruption and alteration confirmed in multiple drill holes
5. Modern 3D modelling has refied and ranked conductive corridors for future exploration
6. Full ownership provides Purepoint with maximum exposure for future discovery
A VALIDATED GEOLOGICAL MODEL
Purepoint completed the first diamond drilling program at Tabbernor in 2025, testing targets across the broader conductive corridor.
Five drill holes totalling 1,741 metres were completed, with all five intersecting graphite associated with the targeted electromagnetic conductors.
Drilling also confirmed key geological features commonly associated with uranium-bearing systems, including faulting, shearing, brecciation and silicification.
These results validated the geophysical interpretation and provided direct geological information that is now being used to refine the next generation of targets.
DISTRICT-SCALE TARGETING
Extensive airborne VTEM and MobileMT surveying has outlined approximately 100 kilometres of conductive trends across the project.
The integration of geophysics, drilling and advanced 3D structural modelling has significantly improved the understanding of the subsurface geology and established a ranked set of conductive and structural corridors for follow-up exploration.
Rather than testing conductors in isolation, Purepoint is now focused on identifying areas where conductivity, structure and alteration combine to create the strongest geological settings for uranium mineralization.
EXPLORATION STRATEGY
Exploration at Tabbernor is focused on progressively narrowing a very large target inventory into the most prospective structural settings.
Purepoint continues to integrate drilling results, geophysics, geochemistry and 3D modelling to prioritize areas where favourable conductive rocks intersect structural complexity.
The project’s scale, validated geological framework and 100% ownership provide Purepoint with significant flexibility to pursue future discovery across an underexplored portion of the Athabasca Basin district.
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