Blue Sky Uranium Hires IR Firm at $126,000 Fee and Hits 7,003ppm U3O8
Blue Sky Uranium retained Maximus Investor Relations for one-year consulting at a $126,000 annual fee, payable monthly, pending TSXV approval. Infill drilling at the Ivana deposit intercepted up to 1m at 7,003ppm U3O8 within a 4m interval averaging 4,368ppm U3O8, confirming high-grade continuity for prefeasibility studies.
1. Blue Sky Uranium Engages Investor Relations Consultant
Blue Sky Uranium Corp. has entered into a one-year agreement with Maximus Investor Relations Ltd., led by industry veteran Shawn Perger, to strengthen its corporate finance and investor communications programs. The contract, effective January 1, 2026, carries an annual fee of $126,000 paid monthly, and covers services including broker presentations, trade-show attendance, marketing initiatives and ongoing investor relations support. Maximus principals have the right to acquire up to 2,600,000 common shares under Blue Sky’s stock option plan, of which 600,000 options expire on January 29, 2026. The appointment is pending approval by the TSX Venture Exchange, and is expected to enhance Blue Sky’s visibility in North American and European capital markets as it advances its flagship Amarillo Grande and newly optioned Corcovo uranium projects in Argentina.
2. Positive Infill Drilling Results Bolster Ivana Deposit Development
The Company and its joint-venture partner, Ivana Minerales S.A., have reported the final results from a 328-hole, 4,959-metre reverse-circulation infill drilling program at the Ivana Deposit, a key milestone in the prefeasibility gap analysis. Drill holes averaged 15 metres in depth, confirming continuity of uranium mineralization and supporting future resource upgrades. Approximately 15% of holes (51) intercepted intervals grading at least 1m @ 0.1% U3O8, including highlights such as 4m averaging 4,368 ppm U3O8 (with 1m @ 7,003 ppm) in hole AGI-884 and 2m averaging 4,433 ppm (with 1m @ 5,918 ppm) in AGI-873. To date, the Ivana Deposit drill database comprises 1,166 holes and 15,828 metres of RC drilling. Analytical QA/QC protocols included insertion of 10.5% blank, standard and duplicate samples; an external audit by Lions Gate Geological Consulting confirmed dataset reliability for future resource estimation. This technical progress positions Blue Sky to commence prefeasibility and feasibility studies aimed at unlocking the deposit’s low-cost, high-grade potential for the growing Argentine and international uranium markets.