Jaguar Uranium receives environmental permit for Argentina project

Jaguar Uranium has secured an environmental permit for its La Rosada prospect area in Argentina, allowing exploration on six properties covering 59,895 hectares. This represents 25% of the company's Laguna Salada uranium exploration project, which spans about 230,000 hectares in Argentina. The La Rosada prospect is situated 45 kilometers northeast of the Guanaco prospect, which already received environmental approval in March 2026.

Jaguar Uranium plans to commence prospecting activities after the winter season, with the approved work program including geochemical sampling, geological mapping, radiometric grid surveys, and electrical resistivity tomography. The company's CEO, Steven Gold, emphasized that this approval is a significant milestone, advancing the exploration strategy and positioning the company for efficient fieldwork.

Jaguar Uranium is an exploration company with projects in Colombia and Argentina, including the Berlin Project, Laguna Salada Project, and the Huemul uranium mine.