Generation Uranium Secures Final Approval for CSE Listing, Starts Trading on July 24, 2026

Generation Uranium Completes Strategic Exchange Shift with CSE Listing Approval

On July 23, 2026, Generation Uranium announced it secured final approval from the Canadian Securities Exchange Listing Committee, enabling its common shares to trade on the CSE under the ticker "GEN" starting July 24, 2026. This marks a strategic transition from its former listing on the TSX Venture Exchange to the CSE as its primary Canadian exchange.

This move aligns with Generation Uranium’s positioning within Canada’s uranium exploration sector, granting access to a specialized investor base and market infrastructure suited for exploration and development-stage companies. Management views the exchange change as consistent with its current business goals and shareholder profile.

Voluntary TSX Venture Exchange Delisting Streamlines Market Presence

Simultaneous with its CSE debut, Generation Uranium is voluntarily delisting from the TSX Venture Exchange. The company opts to consolidate its Canadian trading activities on the CSE rather than maintain dual listings, simplifying its capital markets operations.

Such voluntary delistings are common among exploration-stage firms optimizing their exchange strategies. This decision does not impact Generation Uranium’s capital-raising capabilities or operations but reduces regulatory and administrative complexities. The company will maintain active trading on other established exchanges.

Maintaining Listings on OTCQB and Frankfurt Stock Exchange

Alongside the Canadian exchange transition, Generation Uranium will continue trading on the OTCQB Venture Market under "GENRF" and on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange under "W85". This multi-exchange presence enhances liquidity and broadens investor access across North American and European markets.

Retaining these listings ensures uninterrupted trading access for shareholders in those jurisdictions, expanding the company’s reach to U.S. retail and institutional investors via OTCQB and European investors through Frankfurt.

Focus on Yath Project and Premier Uranium Assets in Nunavut

Generation Uranium concentrates on advancing high-quality uranium assets, with its flagship Yath Project situated in Nunavut’s Angilak district, one of Canada’s most active and rapidly developing uranium exploration regions. This project represents the core of the company’s exploration efforts.

The Angilak district has attracted significant exploration interest due to its uranium potential. By holding a flagship asset here, Generation Uranium positions itself within a highly prospective uranium exploration environment, focusing on advancing exploration and development to realize resource potential.

Historic Exploration Highlights at Yath Project

The company references historic exploration data from the Yath Project, including surface samples grading up to 9.8% U₃O₈, indicating elevated uranium oxide concentrations. Additionally, historic drilling from hole BOG-8-80 intersected 1.0 metre at 0.224% U₃O₈ at 25.5 metres depth.

These historic results demonstrate uranium mineralization at Yath. Generation Uranium emphasizes its expanding portfolio of high-priority targets across the Angilak district, underscoring the exploration potential of its assets.

Expanding Portfolio in a Well-Studied Uranium District

The company describes its asset base as growing, with multiple high-priority targets identified in the well-understood Angilak uranium district. Prior exploration, geological mapping, and industry studies have established a solid understanding of the district’s geology and mineralization potential.

Operating within a well-characterized district reduces exploration uncertainty and supports effective risk management through a diversified target portfolio.

Alignment with Global Nuclear Energy Demand and Clean Energy Transition

Generation Uranium positions itself to contribute to the global supply of clean nuclear energy through its exploration activities. The company’s narrative aligns with increasing demand for uranium driven by the global nuclear power sector’s role in energy security and decarbonization.

Highlighting clean nuclear energy situates Generation Uranium within the broader energy transition framework, appealing to investors focused on sustainable and low-carbon energy solutions.

Regulatory Approval Confirms Market Readiness

The CSE Listing Committee’s final approval concludes Generation Uranium’s regulatory review, confirming compliance with exchange standards regarding management and assets. Standard disclaimers note that neither the CSE nor TSXV endorses the release’s content, reflecting routine regulatory language.

Investor Guidance on Trading and Market Access

Investors should note that Generation Uranium’s primary Canadian trading venue is now the CSE as of July 24, 2026. Shares remain accessible on OTCQB and Frankfurt exchanges for investors in those markets. This transition does not affect the company’s operational strategy or asset holdings.

Trading dynamics such as volume and bid-ask spreads may evolve due to the exchange change. Investors are advised to verify trading capabilities on their preferred platforms and understand any differences in reporting and trading procedures on the CSE compared to the TSXV.