who we are
Abasca Resources is committed to powering the world with clean, reliable and sustainable energy by leading the way in the responsible exploration of uranium resources and advancing the Loki Flake Graphite Deposit.
Abasca is a Canadian company focused on acquiring, exploring, and developing mineral properties. Its flagship asset is the 100%-owned, 23,974-hectare Key Lake South (KLS) Project in northern Saskatchewan, located 15 km south of the historic Key Lake mine and current mill. Geologically similar and along-strike of the past-producing mine, KLS hosts over 50 km of prospective conductors for potential new discoveries, alongside the Loki Flake Graphite Deposit.
The PEA initiated in May 2026 marks a major milestone in de-risking the Loki Deposit, advancing it from exploration toward a development-ready asset on the Company’s Fast-Track Roadmap to Production.
The deposit holds an initial inferred resource of 11.31 Mt at 7.65% Cg (effective April 10, 2025). Successful 2025–2026 drilling has expanded this strike length by 900 meters to a total of 1,400 meters. This resource expansion and classification upgrade will underpin the in-progress PEA. For current resource details, refer to the May 29, 2025 Technical Report filed on SEDAR+.
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our team

Dawn Zhou
President, CEO, Director

Erik Martin
CFO

Brian McEwan
VP Exploration and Development

Dave Billard
Chairman of the Board

Denis Arsenault
Chairman of Audit Committee

Qiang Sean Wang
Executive Director

Brett Kagetsu
Director, Corporate Secretary

John Shmyr
VP Engagement and Communications


