Generation Springs campus
A 1,200 m² exploration, core-analysis and geospatial campus establishes the first permanent operating role near Petersburg.
38.471611, -87.262793Our projects
INDIANA / URANIUM + THORIUM / PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT
PetersburgPotential, in perspective.
Petersburg exploration and local processing concepts connect to a separate Daviess County investigation area. Historical evidence guides the next field decisions.
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Architectural concept. Imagery: Esri, Vantor, Earthstar Geographics and GIS User Community.
1,200 m²Initial campus buildings
8.1 haMine-investigation concept
Local processingSelected development strategy
Evidence firstSeparate investment gates
DEVELOPMENT PHASECumulative site visibility
ONE CONNECTED DEVELOPMENT
From understanding
to a place in the ground.
A connected approach to mineral development near Petersburg, Indiana. A phased program links exploration, prospective mining and conditional local processing.
Daviess County investigation
An 8.1 hectare investigation envelope near SDH-377 prioritizes field verification. The study marker has no individually established uranium assay.
38.599617, -87.164623Petersburg local processing
A 1,800 m² pilot building program precedes a separately gated 7,100 m² total commercial plant concept.
38.468405, -87.261704Conditional industrial development$155.01M
Additional conditional scope.
All-stage funding$212.59M
Planning allowances in nominal 2026 USD.
Construction requires a defined mineral resource, positive project economics, site control, engineering and approvals.
A local processing ambition,
advanced through clear decisions.
Start with exploration, samples and verification. Expand when feed, metallurgy, access, engineering and commercial performance justify it. Licensed off-site recovery remains a benchmark and contingency. Ownership, permissions and construction are not established.
A coordinated architectural vision.
