When a junior begins to align operational progress with technical momentum, it deserves a fresh look. That appears to be unfolding now.
Vanguard Mining Corp. (UUU:CSE; UUUFF:OTC; SL51:FWB) is a Canadian mineral exploration company advancing uranium, copper, and nickel assets in Canada and Paraguay.
Since our last report, the company has strengthened its South American uranium position and secured environmental permits on its Paraguayan projects, marking tangible progress beyond early-stage concept.
About the Company
Vanguard Mining is focused on high-value strategic minerals that are increasingly critical to the global energy transition. Its portfolio spans uranium, copper, and nickel — three commodities that sit at the intersection of electrification, grid expansion, and nuclear energy growth.
Recent news confirms that Vanguard has expanded its uranium footprint in South America while also receiving environmental permits for its Paraguayan projects. This is important. In today's regulatory environment, permitting progress is often the gating factor between a conceptual exploration story and a credible development pathway.
By advancing uranium assets in a jurisdiction actively supporting resource development, Vanguard is positioning itself for leverage to a commodity that is quietly re-entering the strategic spotlight.
Management and Directors
The company is led by David Greenway, CEO and Director, who brings more than 20 years of experience managing and financing public companies in the resource sector. His background is centered on capital markets execution and corporate growth strategies.
CFO and Corporate Secretary Richard Robins adds over two decades of financial leadership experience, including prior roles at International Battery Metals and major financial institutions such as TD Bank and Citibank.
Director Larry Segerstrom, MSc., MBA, a P. Eng and geologist with 38 years of experience, strengthens the technical side of the board, particularly in porphyry copper-gold systems. Director Andrew Mugridge contributes capital markets and investor relations depth.
The advisory team includes Qualified Person Johan Shearer and GIS specialist Ken Kuiper, both of whom bring project evaluation and technical execution experience relevant to advancing exploration-stage assets.
Share Structure
Vanguard maintains a relatively tight capital structure for a multi-commodity exploration story. With a modest market capitalization, the stock remains sensitive to both exploration results and shifts in uranium or copper sentiment.
For speculative investors, smaller capitalizations often offer leverage when macro tailwinds align. As uranium regains strategic importance globally and copper demand accelerates through electrification and AI-driven infrastructure buildout, companies with exposure to both can attract incremental capital.
Technical Analysis (Updated February 20, 2026)
The updated chart confirms that Vanguard Mining Corp. has completed a significant technical transition.
Both the CA$0.32 first target and the CA$0.50 second target have now been met. The breakout through former resistance occurred on expanding volume, a critical confirmation signal that accumulation was underway rather than a short-lived spike.
What was once clearly marked as "back price resistance" is now attempting to change into support. This level will be important to watch during any near-term consolidation. If price holds above that former ceiling, it strengthens the case that the base structure has resolved higher.
Momentum indicators remain constructive, and volume expansion during the breakout phase was decisive. The chart continues to outline:
- Interim Target: ~CA$0.60 cents
- Third Target: CA$0.90 in play
- Big Picture Target: CA$1.50
From a technician's standpoint, when a stock moves from prolonged compression into vertical expansion on strong volume, it often signals a shift in how the market is valuing the story. The symmetry noted previously, "same way down, same way up," remains intact.
Conclusion
Vanguard Mining Corp. (UUU:CSE; UUUFF:OTC; SL51:FWB) is showing alignment between operational progress and technical strength. The expansion of its South American uranium footprint, receipt of environmental permits, and confirmation of breakout price targets all point to a company transitioning into a higher-visibility phase.
While early-stage exploration companies remain inherently speculative, the combination of strategic uranium exposure, copper leverage, and a confirmed technical breakout supports maintaining a Speculative Buy rating at current levels of ~ CA$0.022 cents.
Investors seeking leverage to uranium and copper within a tight capital structure should continue to monitor Vanguard closely.
Investors can learn more at: www.vanguardminingcorp.com
Investors can find my second article on Vanguard here.
My first article on Vanguard Mining Corp. can be found here.
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