ALXEF

ALX Resources Corp. is dedicated to the acquisition, exploration, and advancement of mineral properties throughout Canada. Its portfolio prominently features the Firebird Nickel Project, an approximately 23,624-hectare endeavor in Saskatchewan's northern Athabasca region, where it actively targets deposits of nickel, copper, and cobalt. The company also maintains a 100% interest in the Gibbons Creek Uranium project, encompassing 7 mineral claims that span 13,864 hectares on the northern fringe of the Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan. Among its gold assets are the Sceptre Gold Project, comprising 12 claims across 6,226 hectares in east-central Saskatchewan; the Hummingbird Gold Project, also consisting of 12 claims, which stretch over 14,097.87 hectares northwest of Stony Rapids, Saskatchewan; the Alligator Lake Gold project, featuring 5 claims totaling 2,973.32 hectares northeast of La Ronge, Saskatchewan; and the Vixen Gold project, an extensive 499-claim property covering 10,069 hectares situated to the east of Red Lake, Ontario. Further expanding its uranium exploration efforts, ALX Resources Corp. holds interests in additional Saskatchewan properties, including the Sabre Uranium project (16 claims, 16,041 hectares within the Athabasca Basin), the Javelin Uranium project (9 claims, 23,652 hectares in northern Saskatchewan), and the McKenzie Lake Uranium project (4 claims, 6,916 hectares, also in northern Saskatchewan). Rounding out its diverse asset base are the Flying Vee Nickel/Gold project, encompassing 14 claims over 27,622 hectares north of the Athabasca Basin; the Cannon Copper project, comprising 117 cell units across 2,600 hectares; and the Draco VMS project, which features 10 claims totaling approximately 5,959 hectares. Established in 2007, ALX Resources Corp. maintains its headquarters in Vancouver, Canada. The company adopted its current name in January 2020, having previously been known as ALX Uranium Corp.