• Blue Sky Uranium launched a new joint-venture exploration program at its Amarillo Grande uranium-vanadium project in Río Negro, Argentina.
• Initial six-month work includes 500 meters of reverse-circulation drilling at the Cuatro target across 23 shallow holes.
• Surface work targets 5 km of the Ivana Corridor, using induced polarization surveying, a radon gas pilot survey, and lead-isotope sampling.
• Program runs over 12 months, with follow-on drilling at Cuatro or Ivana Gateway considered based on results.
• Funding comes from joint-venture partner Abatare Spain through Ivana Minerales under a call option agreement.

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