In this episode, we introduce Verdera Energy (TSX.V: V), a newly public uranium company that recently began trading on the TSX Venture Exchange. I am joined by Janet Lee-Sheriff, Chair of the Board and CEO, to discuss the company’s strategic position in New Mexico and its path forward in the domestic energy sector. Verdera Energy now holds the largest land position in the historic Grants Uranium District in New Mexico.

Key Discussion Points:

• Public Debut and Strategic Assets: Verdera Energy began trading under the symbol V on the TSX Venture Exchange on February 24, 2026, following a spin-out of assets from Encore Energy.
• Dominant Land Position: The company controls 400 square miles of “checkerboard” lands in New Mexico, representing the largest land position in the state’s premier uranium district.
• Unrivaled Data Advantage: Verdera holds an extensive proprietary database, including over 120,000 drill hole logs, which provides a significant head start in modernizing technical reports and identifying new opportunities.
• Project Pipeline: Updates on the Crownpoint-Hosta Butte and West Largo projects, including plans for community engagement and the application for new drill permits to expand known resources.
• Financial Overview: The company recently completed a $20 million raise, providing a two-year cash runway to execute its exploration and development strategy.

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