AVE
AVEDA TRANSPORTATION AND ENERG
stock CVE

Standard Uranium (TSXV: STND / OTCQB: STTDF) just announced they’re kicking off modern exploration at the Corvo Project, working with option partner Aventis Energy (CSE: AVE), this is some huge shit.
For July 2025, they’re heading in with boots on ground prospecting, mapping, and sampling to “ground truth” historical showings like Manhattan, which reportedly hit 1.19-5.98% U₃O₈ at surface, yeah, you read that right, nearly 6% yellowcake in exposed rock. That’s Rabbit Lake grade juice hanging out in outcrops, untouched by modern drill bits.
Then comes H2 2025: a high res ground gravity survey aimed at identifying buried density anomalies that could be hydrothermal halos for uranium, layered over fresh conductive trends from a 1,380 line km airborne TDEM (transient electromagnetics) survey done earlier this year. They’re basically mapping the paths where uranium might hide, then slicing through it with Q1 2026 diamond drilling.
Why does this matter? Because Athabasca Basin juniors are the main event in uranium right now, and Corvo is literally just outside the basin’s margin, with real basement hosted targets and minimal overburden. That means cheaper drilling, faster results, and bigger potential upside.
What stands out is the integrated, methodical approach: surface sampling to validate history, geophysics to refine the targets, and full drill programs next year. This is not play money, it’s solid technical groundwork in a globally competitive uranium belt.
This is how you do exploration in 2025. No fluff, just surface assays, geophysics, drilling, and actual grade potential well north of 1%. If you’re into junior degen plays with science backed upside and Athabasca buzz, Corvo is snapping into focus.
Don’t bark at this next week, these guys are quietly building a modern uranium story ready for U.S. energy policy slingshots and nuclear hype runs. And when they hit drill targets next spring, remember: you saw it first. Uranium is one of those things that takes a long time to ramp up, however as Adam Smith once said, "There are decades where nothing happens; and there are weeks where decades happen.”
Not financial advice. Nor a safe zone. But if you like your juniors with a little fuse, Corvo just lit one.

Standard Uranium (TSXV: STND / OTCQB: STTDF) just announced they’re kicking off modern exploration at the Corvo Project, working with option partner Aventis Energy (CSE: AVE), this is some huge shit.
For July 2025, they’re heading in with boots on ground prospecting, mapping, and sampling to “ground truth” historical showings like Manhattan, which reportedly hit 1.19-5.98% U₃O₈ at surface, yeah, you read that right, nearly 6% yellowcake in exposed rock. That’s Rabbit Lake grade juice hanging out in outcrops, untouched by modern drill bits.
Then comes H2 2025: a high res ground gravity survey aimed at identifying buried density anomalies that could be hydrothermal halos for uranium, layered over fresh conductive trends from a 1,380 line km airborne TDEM (transient electromagnetics) survey done earlier this year. They’re basically mapping the paths where uranium might hide, then slicing through it with Q1 2026 diamond drilling.
Why does this matter? Because Athabasca Basin juniors are the main event in uranium right now, and Corvo is literally just outside the basin’s margin, with real basement hosted targets and minimal overburden. That means cheaper drilling, faster results, and bigger potential upside.
What stands out is the integrated, methodical approach: surface sampling to validate history, geophysics to refine the targets, and full drill programs next year. This is not play money, it’s solid technical groundwork in a globally competitive uranium belt.
This is how you do exploration in 2025. No fluff, just surface assays, geophysics, drilling, and actual grade potential well north of 1%. If you’re into junior degen plays with science backed upside and Athabasca buzz, Corvo is snapping into focus.
Don’t bark at this next week, these guys are quietly building a modern uranium story ready for U.S. energy policy slingshots and nuclear hype runs. And when they hit drill targets next spring, remember: you saw it first. Uranium is one of those things that takes a long time to ramp up, however as Adam Smith once said, "There are decades where nothing happens; and there are weeks where decades happen.”
Not financial advice. Nor a safe zone. But if you like your juniors with a little fuse, Corvo just lit one.