The vast land package held by NexGen along the southwestern boundary of the
Athabasca Basin in northern Saskatchewan, at SW1, SW2 (home of Arrow at the Rook I Project)
and SW3, is considered by industry experts to be the pre-eminent uranium exploration area
globally for high-grade, high-tonnage mineralization. This is a function of the world-class high-grade
and high-tonnage mineralization discovered to date, and based on the results of extensive
geophysical surveys conducted during the past 10 years identifying numerous targets as undrilled
anomalies consistent with known mineralization.
Arrow is a 100% land-based, basement-hosted, and high-grade uranium discovery which is the
largest
development-stage uranium deposit in Canada. Additionally, the Company made the "South Arrow"
discovery (July
2017), the “Harpoon” discovery (August 2016), the "Bow" discovery (March 2015) and the Cannon
discovery (April
2016) 400 m, 4.7 km, 3.7 km and 1.3 km away from Arrow, respectively. Harpoon is the most
significant
mineralized area discovered since the discovery of Arrow. The company remains well-funded to
continue through
advanced engineering in support of mine and mill construction at the Arrow Deposit, and for
further
exploration
drilling on the Rook I property.