Aventis Energy Sets Date for High-Stakes Uranium Exploration

Investor attention is turning to Aventis Energy as it finalizes a definitive timeline for its Corvo uranium project. In partnership with Standard Uranium Ltd., the company is preparing to initiate a major drilling campaign in January 2026, targeting a section of the eastern Athabasca Basin that has not seen a drill bit for more than 40 years.

The primary catalyst for the company’s shares is the confirmed exploration blueprint for the Corvo asset. According to the latest corporate updates from late December 2025, preparations are underway for a diamond drilling program spanning approximately 3,000 meters.

Key program details include:
- Commencement: Operations are scheduled to begin in January 2026.
- Scale: The plan involves roughly 3,000 meters of diamond drilling.
- Targets: The holes will test density anomalies and conductive structures identified in a recent ground gravity survey.
- Historical Context: This will mark the first drilling activity on the Corvo property in over four decades.

The selection of these specific targets was informed by modern geophysical data. The focus is on areas where gravity anomalies and conductive trends suggest the potential for structurally controlled uranium mineralization.

Surface Findings Underpin Deep-Drill Potential

Heightened expectations for the 2026 program are grounded in field results from 2025. At the historic "Manhattan Showing," high-grade uranium mineralization was confirmed at surface level.

Verified rock samples, known as grab samples, returned uranium oxide (U₃O₈) assays ranging from 0.72% to 8.10%. These results demonstrate significant surface mineralization and provide a robust geological foundation for the upcoming deep-drilling phase. The ground gravity survey completed in late 2025 was specifically designed to identify hydrothermal alteration systems that may align with the conductive structures and known surface showings.

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Strategic Partnership Drives Execution

The project is being advanced under an option agreement with Standard Uranium Ltd. As of the end of December 2025, Standard Uranium is operating the exploration programs and contributing its technical expertise specific to the Athabasca Basin.

This arrangement provides Aventis Energy with several advantages:
- Access to seasoned exploration management.
- Participation in any potential discovery success.
- Mitigated operational risk through a carried-out execution model.

Substantial preparatory work has already been completed, including a high-resolution ground gravity survey conducted over more than 29 kilometers of conductive strike length, using a 50 by 200-meter grid.

The Path Forward for Investors

Market focus is now shifting to the execution of the exploration plan in the first quarter of 2026. For Aventis Energy's equity, two factors will be critical: the seamless launch of the drilling operation and the subsequent assay results from the Corvo project's core samples.

This establishes a clear news flow for investors, beginning with equipment mobilization and drill start-up, followed by initial visual core observations, and culminating in laboratory results. With its 3,000-meter program, Aventis Energy is poised in the coming weeks to transition from preparatory geophysical campaigns to the direct testing of its high-priority uranium targets.