Hole 116: 2.5 Metres Grading 70.34% U3O8             Hole 94: 5.5 Metres Grading 12.62% U3O8             Hole 80: 18.5 Metres Grading 3.43% U3O8             Hole 79: 12 Metres Grading 10.18% U3O8             Hole 12: 11.9 metres grading 5.29% U3O8             Hole 19: 2.1 metres grading 4.11% U3O8             Hole 20: 15 metres grading 10.02% U3O8 including 2 metres grading 43.85% U3O8             Hole 21: 9 metres grading 10.06% U3O8 including 3 metres grading 22.72% U3O8             Hole 22: 6.5 metres grading 2.27% U3O8             Hole 28: 9.5 metres grading 2.60% U3O8 including 2 metres at 10.39% U3O8             Hole 30: 69 metres grading 2.33% U3O8             Hole 32: 6.5 metres grading 20.41% U3O8             Hole 37: 18 metres grading 4.15% U3O8             Hole 40: 23 metres grading 11.23% U3O8             Hole 42: 3.5 metres grading 5.92% U3O8             Hole 44: 13.5m grading 2.6% U3O8             Hole 56: 15 metres grading 12.03% U3O8 including 0.5 metres grading 70.7% U3O8             Hole 79: 12 Metres Grading 10.18% U3O8             Hole 80: 18.5 Metres Grading 3.43% U3O8             Hole 94: 5.5 Metres Grading 12.62% U3O8             Hole 116: 2.5 Metres Grading 70.34% U3O8
Projects
Hatchet Lake and North Hatchet Projects
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The 100%-owned Hatchet Lake and North Hatchet projects are located approximately 50 km to the north-northeast of Cameco's basement-hosted Eagle Point Mine; part of their Rabbit Lake operations, which is Saskatchewan's longest-running uranium producer since opening in 1975.

Hathor has completed a high-resolution airborne tri-axial gradiometric magnetometer survey in the area of its Hatchet Lake Property. Results obtained from this survey will help to identify and map favourable structural features (fault zones) and lithostratigraphic units that are key elements in the search for unconformity-related uranium deposits in the Athabasca Basin area of northern Saskatchewan.

In addition, an extensive lake-sediment sampling program has been performed on the Hatchet Lake property and samples have been analysed. Analytical results indicate that certain of the samples contain highly-anomalous uranium values.