FIND:TSXV $ | OTCQB:BSENF $ About Us About Us Athabasca 2.0 Located in Saskatchewan, Canada, the Athabasca Basin area hosts the highest grade uranium deposits in the world. The Basin accounts for ~13% of global uranium production (2019) all from one mine: Cigar Lake. Canada (and Saskatchewan) is a geopolitically stable, proven mining jurisdiction with significant infrastructure already in place. Athabasca 2.0 refers to basement-hosted Uranium deposits outside of the Basin margins, as opposed to the conventional unconformity-type deposits within the Basin. Basement-hosted deposits have significant advantages over the traditional unconformity-type deposits. Simpler Geology More competent rock Easy mineability Examples: Arrow, Rabbit Lake, Eagle Point Traditional unconformity-type deposits have: Complex Geology Incompetent rock Mining engineering challenges Deeper mines require freezing High CAPEX Examples: McArthur River, Cigar Lake High-grade deposits in the Athabasca are lower-cost operations compared to alternative jurisdictions (i.e. USA, Africa, Australia). The average grade in the Basin is ~3.95% U3O8, while the rest of the world averages ~0.15%. To put into context, 1% U3O8 is equivalent to 16.13 grams per tonne gold, or ~0.5 oz/t gold ($1,700/oz gold and $40/lb uranium). Management Board of Directors Athabasca 2.0 Why Uranium? ABOUT US PROJECTS INVESTORS NEWS MEDIA CONTACT © 2021 Baselode Energy Corp. All Rights Reserved | Website by Adnet info@baselode.com Suite 1805 55 University Avenue Toronto, Canada M5J 2H7 416.644.1567 Cookies are used to make this website work and to enhance your experience. To learn more about the types of cookies this website uses, see our Cookie Policy. You can provide consent by clicking the "I Consent" button or by canceling this cookie notice. I Consent Manage Cookies Cookies are used to make this website work and to enhance your experience. To learn more about the types of cookies this website uses, see our Cookie Policy. We need your consent to use marketing cookies. Marketing cookies are used to track visitors across websites. The intention is to display ads (via third party services) that are relevant and engaging for individual users. Please select the checkbox below to indicate your consent. I consent I do not consent Save Preferences Your cookie preferences have been saved