North Shore expanded its New Mexico uranium project with 19 new claims and plans a 2026 drill program to validate historical data and support a resource estimate.

North Shore has expanded its Rio Puerco uranium project in New Mexico’s Grants District by filing a permit application and adding 19 new claims, totaling 83 under BLM jurisdiction. The company plans a 2026 drill program targeting 27 sites—25 in Section 18 and two in Section 24—to validate historical uranium data and expand mineralization. The May 2026 program will twin past drill holes, with results expected to support a modern NI 43-101-compliant resource estimate. The project benefits from existing infrastructure and strong U.S. policy backing for domestic uranium and nuclear energy. North Shore is also pursuing an OTCQB listing to boost visibility and liquidity.