TORONTO, CANADA (By Jaguar Uranium, 29.Sep.2026, Words: 221) — Jaguar Uranium Corp. received approval of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the “La Rosada” prospect area from the Ministry of Environment of the Province of Chubut.
This critical permit covers the La Rosada prospect, a key component of the company’s flagship Laguna Salada uranium exploration project in Argentina.
LAaguna Salada is a district-scale uranium-vanadium exploration project comprising approximately 230,000 hectares in Argentina.
The newly permitted La Rosada prospect is situated 45km northeast of the Guanaco prospect, which received its own EIA approval earlier this year.
The permit officially authorizes exploration activities across six properties at the La Rosada prospect, encompassing a total of 59,895.3 hectares – approximately 25% of the entire Laguna Salada project.
Upcoming Exploration Program
With EIA approval secured, Jaguar is fully authorized to commence prospecting activities immediately following the conclusion of the winter season, including a planned multi-faceted work program involving:
- Systematic geochemical sampling and detailed geological mapping.
- Comprehensive radiometric grid surveys.
- Electrical resistivity tomography designed to identify and assess deep fluvial paleochannels.
“Approval of the EIA marks an important milestone for Jaguar Uranium,” said Steven Gold, Chief Executive Officer of Jaguar Uranium Corp. “Given the scale of the Laguna Salada project, this approval advances our exploration strategy and positions the Company to move efficiently into the next phase of fieldwork.”
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