Homeland Uranium lets non-core Coyote Basin uranium claims in Colorado lapse

• Homeland Uranium will let non-core mining claims at its Coyote Basin uranium project in Colorado lapse.
• Retains 49 BLM claims, down from 839, alongside three Colorado state exploration leases.
• Project footprint shrinks to 2,827.8 acres from 18,656 acres, reducing exposure to annual BLM renewal fees of US$200 per claim.
• Check assays for 10 samples from SRC broadly matched earlier SGS results, supporting prior surface-sampling data.
• Ongoing review of 2025-26 drilling to assess drill spacing and whether reverse circulation methods affected sample representativeness.

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