Cosa launches Traction-funded Aurora radiometric survey; potential Sept drilling catalyst
Jun 25, 2026, 8:04 AM EDT2 sourcesAI-analyzed
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The fully Traction-funded survey reduces COSA's near-term capex exposure and could generate high-priority targets for a timely drill, with a September program potential re-rating trigger. Denison's ongoing support and an 80% earn-in structure create upside optionality if targets prove material, a pattern seen in late-stage junior explorers during active exploration cycles.
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Cosa Resources (COSAF) began a Traction-funded airborne radiometric survey at the Aurora uranium project in the Athabasca Basin, with results guiding a potential fall drilling program. The two-week survey at 50-metre line spacing aims to identify radiometric anomalies near surface, setting up a September start for the inaugural drill campaign. Denison Mines remains a major COSA shareholder, reinforcing strategic backing as exploration advances.
Traction funds Aurora radiometric survey; COSA may gain from an earn-in.
Survey at 50m line spacing; two weeks to complete, guiding Sept drill.
Aurora near Key Lake infrastructure; potential near-surface uranium targets.
COSA strengthens ties with Denison Mines, largest COSA shareholder since Jan 2025.
Drills at Aurora planned after Murphy Lake North and Darby programs.
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