A Canadian firm holds exclusive rights to Guyana's only uranium deposit. Licences were granted two years before the public learned the project existed.
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Key Facts
—The project. Kurupung, in Region Seven, spans 92.2 square kilometres and holds a historical estimate of 20.6 million pounds of uranium.
—The owner. Canada’s U92 Energy Corp, established in 2024, gained control by buying a Singaporean company.
—The timeline. Exclusive prospecting licences were granted in April 2024. The public learned of the project through the press in April 2026.
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