<div id="readability-page-1"><p>Manhattan Uranium Discovery Corporation has declared it is in prime position to spearhead the American nuclear power renaissance and safeguard both the nation's energy independence and defense readiness.</p><h3>Claim 55% Off TipRanks</h3>New trading tool for AMZN bulls <p>The pure-play uranium company, which will list on the TSX Venture Exchange under the ticker MANU, is the result of a three-way combination of Aero Energy, Urano Energy, and Pegasus Resources. It said its focus is the discovery, development, and advancement of high-quality uranium assets in North America.</p> <h2><strong>SCALE AND EXPERIENCE</strong></h2> <p>By combining the three companies, Manhattan Uranium Discovery will now own 15 past-producing uranium mines on 25 underexplored U.S. properties. They cover 25,099 acres in states such as Utah, Nevada and Colorado. It also owns what it describes as strong, high-grade uranium potential in the &#34;long proven mineralized corridors&#34; of Canada's Athabasca Basin.</p> <p>These assets will be managed by a team with extensive blue-ribbon industry experience and proven uranium development records from senior roles at EnCore Energy (EU), Union Carbide, General Atomics, NexGen Energy (NXE) and Alpha Minerals.</p> <p>Manhattan Chief Executive Officer and Director Galen McNamara and Director Garrett Ainsworth helped build the $11 billion valued NXE as its Senior Project Manager and VP of Exploration and Development, respectively. In addition, Chairman and 40-year minerals industry veteran, William Sheriff, co-founded Energy Metals Corp. and compiled the largest domestic uranium resource base in U.S. history before its $1.8 billion acquisition by Uranium One in 2007, and has since raised over $500 million in the public markets as founder and Executive Chairman of enCore Energy Corp., advancing it from inception to a producing uranium company.</p> <p>McNamara said: &#34;Our board and management team bring decades of uranium discovery success, project advancement, and public-market execution. That experience is critical as uranium re-emerges as a strategic priority for North American energy security. By consolidating 15 past-producing mines, a strong historical resource base, and high-grade Athabasca Basin potential, we are positioned to build meaningful scale, focus capital on the highest-impact catalysts, and deliver value at this pivotal time for the sector.&#34;</p> <h2><strong>A NUCLEAR RENAISSANCE</strong></h2> <p>So pivotal in fact that Manhattan believes the industry is at the foothills of an American Nuclear Renaissance.</p> <p>Last May, President Trump released four executive orders to catalyze this nuclear energy resurgence. He said there was a need to &#34;expedite and promote to the fullest possible extent&#34; the production and operation of nuclear energy. This included building supply chains that &#34;secure our global industrial and digital dominance.&#34;</p> <p>America has listened. The United States Geological Survey has classified uranium as a critical mineral, with the U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Nuclear Energy last month announcing that it had kicked off a new initiative to secure the nation's nuclear fuel supply chain.</p> <p>Through the Defense Production Act (DPA) Nuclear Fuel Cycle Consortium, the federal government will work with the domestic nuclear industry to ensure that the United States continues to have enough nuclear fuel to power the current nuclear reactor fleet as well as future advanced reactors. The initiative will address all facets of the nuclear fuel supply chain, including milling, conversion, enrichment, deconversion, fabrication, recycling, and reprocessing.</p> <p>Under the &#34;Nuclear Dominance — 3 by 33&#34; campaign, the Consortium aims to by 2033 to catalyze a secure and cost-competitive domestic fuel supply chain and accelerate advanced reactor deployment and close the fuel cycle.</p> <h2><strong>ENERGY INDEPENDENCE</strong></h2> <p>One of the key drivers behind this nuclear push is to help bolster U.S. energy independence in an increasingly volatile world. The need for secure and reliable energy is projected to rise in the coming years, driven in part by growth in industrial manufacturing, as well as the power needs of data centers to support artificial intelligence.</p> <p>Indeed, Morgan Stanley predicts the AI data center energy market will surpass $3 trillion in value by 2028.</p> <p>Some of that is being met by existing fossil fuel power and renewables like solar and wind. But tech titans such as Meta and Amazon have also identified nuclear energy as another key source, with a series of recent deals with nuclear plant owners such as Vistra.</p> <p>Reinforcing U.S. defense capabilities is also crucial, with U.S.-origin uranium required for the nuclear Navy and weapons programs.</p> <h2><strong>DOMESTIC BARRIER</strong></h2> <p>Nuclear energy currently provides the country with nearly 20% of its power, but that is likely to grow thanks to the new initiatives. Manhattan believes its &#34;high-quality basket of assets&#34; will help it align with this policy momentum and meet higher domestic demand.</p> <p>The barrier is domestic uranium production, which has collapsed from around 43–45M lbs annually in 1980 to just 50K lbs in 2023, with only modest recovery to 677K lbs in 2024².</p> <p>Fresh from its deal, Manhattan has a busy 2026 drilling program ahead to help power up these numbers. This includes up to 25 fully funded holes planned at Athabasca. That basin will be busy given ongoing work there by rivals such as Dennison Mines (DNN) and Cosa Resources Corp. (COSA)</p> <h2><strong>INVESTOR SENTIMENT</strong></h2> <p>Manhattan is also hoping to mine more appeal among global investors as a result of its increased scale and market exposure. It is confident that this will help support potential inclusion in uranium-focused indices and ETFs such as the VanEck Uranium &amp; Nuclear Technology UCITS (NUCL).</p> <p>Given that there are only a handful of small-cap companies with uranium exposure, Manhattan hopes an expected surge in nuclear-powered investors will come their way. The investor dream of investing just before a stock surges is common in the nuclear sector.</p> <p>Companies can go from microcap to small cap and right on through to mid-cap or large cap once a major discovery is made.</p> <p>That potential can be seen in stocks such as Energy Fuels (UUUU) whose share price is up 356% in the last 12 months, and according to TipRanks analysis, still has a 5% upside. Cameco (CCJ) is up 137% in the last year with a 10% upside, and Uranium Energy (UEC) is up 144% in the last year.</p> <p>Manhattan hopes that figures like these will help it glow in the months ahead with businesses, investors and Presidents alike.</p></div>

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<p>Manhattan Uranium Discovery Corporation is set to lead the U.S. nuclear power renaissance, focusing on high-quality uranium assets in North America. Formed from a merger of three companies, it will list on the TSX Venture Exchange under the ticker MANU. The company owns 15 past-producing uranium mines across 25,099 acres in the U.S. and has strong potential in Canada's Athabasca Basin. With a seasoned management team, Manhattan aims to enhance U.S. energy independence and support nuclear fuel supply initiatives, addressing the growing demand for secure energy sources amid rising industrial needs.</p>

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