ESO URANIUM CORP.

ESO Uranium Corp. ("the Company") has over 865,000 acres of prospective uranium claims distributed throughout the Athabasca Basin located in Northern Saskatchewan. The company also controls (100%) the Mikwam Gold Project in Northern Ontario totaling 26,885 acres which is the Western extension of the Casa Berardi Deformation Zone

Western Athabasca Basin:
The company is conducting exploration on over 360,000 acres in the western Athabasca Basin, including the Cluff Project which is strategically situated on strike with UEX/AREVA'S (formerly Cogema) Shea Creek discovery.

Eastern Athabasca Basin:
The Company has acquired a 100% interest in claims covering over 500,000 acres in the Eastern Athabasca Basin of which a portion are adjacent to claims controlled by AREVA(COGEMA). The Eastern Athabasca Basin is home to, not only the largest, but also the richest uranium deposits in the world. These include the operating McArthur River Mine with reserves of 419 million lbs U3O8 grading 24.6% and the Cigar Lake Mine containing 231 million lbs U3O8 with an average grade of 19%.

The Athabasca Basin has been identified as the "global hotspot" for high-grade unconformity-related uranium deposits accounting for more than 32% of global uranium supply. The world wide average grade for uranium mine production is 0.24% and the Company's previously drilled historic CAR-425 hole intersected 0.85% uranium over 2.3 meters. The Company plans to expand on this resource with additional exploration activities.

The Company has also completed both AeroTem II & Megatem geophysical surveys on much of the property it controls in Saskatchewan. It is awaiting further analysis of these surveys to further define future exploration activities and drill targets. These exploration activities are ongoing.