●    Titan holds the exploration licenses over Ranstad, Sweden’s largest previously producing uranium mine, and approximately 207 km² of the surrounding Billingen uranium district, in a NATO and EU member state.
●    Originally built by AB Atomenergi, the state-controlled company behind Sweden’s first nuclear reactor, and later co-managed by LKAB, today one of Europe’s largest mining companies.
●    242 historical holes drilled by the Swedish state, more than 200 inside Titan’s license area. Historical assays averaged approximately 350 ppm U3O8 over about 7 meters, in a flat, layer-cake horizon that in places comes within approximately 9 meters of surface.
●    The EU imports virtually all of its uranium, around one pound in six from Russia. Sweden lifted its uranium ban on January 1, 2026, reopening alum shales that host an estimated one million tonnes of uranium (IAEA/OECD-NEA "Red Book").
●    Partnering with Digital Asset Acquisition Corp., whose team includes 40-year uranium and nuclear executive Jim Cornell, who recently advised on IQM Quantum Computers Oyj (NASDAQ:IQMX) public listing.
●    Pro-forma combined company enterprise value of $318 million.
●    Received signed commitment of $15 million of common equity in the form of a PIPE (Private Investment in Public Equity) investment from an accredited investor.