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February 12, 2026 - Disseminated On Behalf Of F3 Uranium Corp
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In 2013, Fission Energy Corp, led by Dev Randhawa and an award-winning geology team, locked in a ~$70M stock-swap exit—selling to uranium heavyweight Denison Mines, which took over the J Zone discovery at Waterbury Lake in Saskatchewan’s Athabasca Basin, one of the most coveted uranium jurisdictions on the planet.
Fast-forward to today: Denison is a ~$3.22B market-cap name, up ~20% YTD—a reminder of what happens when you control the right discovery in the right district.
The same team went back into the Athabasca, made another splash with the Triple R discovery at Patterson Lake South (PLS)—and ultimately delivered a blockbuster outcome, selling it to uranium heavyweight Paladin Energy in a headline $1.14B implied evaluation.
F3 is a discovery-driven uranium explorer in the world’s best high-grade uranium district, run by a team with a documented track record of finding big uranium systems—and it already has two separate discoveries on its flagship project area: JR Zone and Tetra Zone, now the main focus (2025). (F3 Uranium)
F3 Uranium (OTC:FUUFF) has delivered its maiden resource estimate — 11.8 million lbs U3O8 at 4.39%, including a high-grade domain of 10.8 million lbs at 12.23% — and is sitting on ~$24M in the bank. The next phase isn’t about financing risk — it’s about execution. When a company is fully funded, the story tightens: fewer distractions, no “when’s the raise?” overhang… and more attention on the milestone that can re-rate the stock.
And that milestone has now been delivered: the maiden resource estimate for the JR Zone came in at 11.8 million lbs U3O8 at 4.39%, with a high-grade domain of 10.8 million lbs at 12.23%. The NI 43-101 technical report has been filed. The JR Zone has crossed the line from “exploration story” to something measurable, comparable, and harder to ignore. Now, the focus shifts entirely to the Tetra Zone — and that’s where it gets exciting.
This is the same team that’s already proven they can create “legendary outcomes,” including the Triple R discovery at Patterson Lake South, which ultimately fed into a headline $1.14B transaction with Paladin Energy. With the JR Zone resource now in hand, the focus shifts entirely to what could be an even bigger story: the Tetra Zone. They’ve found the tail of the beast — now they’re drilling through the body to figure out how big it really is.
Then came the follow-through.
On April 15, 2025, F3 reported a new discovery at Broach Lake (PLN25-205), intersecting 33.0 metres of radioactivity, including 0.56 metres >10,000 cps and a peak of 37,700 cps.
On July 7, 2025, assays confirmed uranium mineralization, including 2.50% U₃O₈ over 1.0 metre, within a broader mineralized interval.
In plain English: it followed the Athabasca script investors love — radioactivity first, assays later — and it delivered the one thing the market demands: proof the system carries real uranium.
Through the summer, high-grade intercepts identified a clear mineralized trend. Then in the fall 2025 program, F3 more than doubled the Tetra Zone’s interpreted mineralized plunge length from 60m to 135m — a 125% increase. Key hole PLN25-217 intersected mineralization over 29.5m, with 27.5m continuous and 2.30m of highly radioactive material. Hole PLN25-221 confirmed up-plunge continuity, stepping out ~28m east. This isn’t early-stage guessing anymore — the team now knows which direction the mineralization runs, and roughly 300m of untested shear zone remains toward the Athabasca Unconformity.
The winter 2026 drill program is now underway. F3 has stepped out from the known Tetra zone, drilling through the body of the beast to determine just how big it is. They found the tail in April 2025 — now the question is: how far does the body extend? That’s the question the current program is designed to answer, and results are expected in the coming weeks. TETRA is the main focus for investors right now, and for good reason.
With the JR Zone resource now banked and $24M in the treasury, the setup is simple: Tetra is the main event. The winter drill program is the build-up — and results could land any day.
Denison Mines, a major uranium company, invested C$15M via a convertible debenture. (See Denison’s full Press-Release Here)
Denison validation matters. Denison Mines—one of the Athabasca’s better-known uranium names—put C$15M into F3 via a convertible debenture.
This isn’t retail hype money. It’s strategic capital. The kind that usually comes after serious diligence.
The structure is telling. A 9% coupon, 5-year term, and a C$0.56 conversion price—set at a ~30% premium at the time.
Why shareholders should care: it strengthens the balance sheet, reduces near-term financing pressure, and keeps the spotlight on the real catalysts — Tetra Zone drill results and a potential NASDAQ listing that could bring significantly more liquidity.
Source: F3 Uranium’s Corporate Deck
F3’s core pitch isn’t just geology.It’s people.The company itself highlights that it has assembled a team responsible for four major Athabasca Basin discoveries (including multiple “Fission-era” successes), and it continues to add to that record through PLN. (F3 Uranium)
In exploration, that matters. Because the Athabasca is not a “drill random holes and hope” district. It’s a “vector into structures, interpret alteration, and take disciplined shots” district.
Most uranium projects globally live and die by tonnage.
Athabasca projects can live and die by grade.
Canada’s uranium production is heavily centered in northern Saskatchewan, with major production associated with the McArthur River and Cigar Lake operations—described by World Nuclear Association as among the largest and highest-grade in the world. (World Nuclear Association)
Cameco also describes its McArthur River/Key Lake complex as the world’s largest high-grade uranium mine and mill. (Cameco)
This is why a credible discovery in this district can re-rate a company faster than almost anywhere else in mining.
The Athabasca isn’t a desert outcrop story.
Much of it is covered by lakes, glacial overburden, and sandstone.
So you don’t “see” deposits.
You infer them.
That’s why electromagnetic (EM) surveys, magnetics, resistivity, gravity, and modern 3D inversions are so central to target selection in this region.
And once you get a hit, drilling is the truth machine.
F3 has already checked the boxes the market loves to see:
Now comes the part that can shift the Tetra story from “discovery hype” to “how big is the beast?” — plus a potential NASDAQ listing to unlock U.S. liquidity.
On December 22, 2025, F3 delivered the goods: an initial Indicated Mineral Resource of 11.8 million lbs U3O8 at 4.39%, with a high-grade domain containing 10.8 million lbs at 12.23% U3O8. The independent NI 43-101 technical report, prepared by SLR International, was filed on SEDAR+ on January 20, 2026. The resource is 100% owned by F3, entirely classified as Indicated, and carries an assumed metallurgical recovery of 97%.
Meanwhile, F3 filed a Form 40-F Registration Statement with the SEC on December 17, 2025, in connection with its application to list on the NASDAQ Capital Market under the symbol FUU. A NASDAQ listing would significantly expand F3’s U.S. investor base and bring substantially more liquidity to the stock — a major catalyst in its own right.
F3 closed a C$20.0 million financing in October 2025, and with C$24M in the bank (November, 2025) they are fully funded for 2026 exploration. In uranium exploration, “funded to drill” is not a detail. It’s the entire game.
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