Roger Lemaitre
President & CEO | Homeland Uranium Corp. | Uranium Exploration Executive
"Leading Homeland Uranium's exploration strategy and investor outreach in the uranium sector"
Biography
Roger Lemaitre serves as President and Chief Executive Officer of Homeland Uranium Corp. (TSX-V: HLU | OTCQB: HLUCF | FSE: D3U), a Canadian-listed uranium exploration company. In his leadership role, Lemaitre guides the company's strategic direction, project evaluation, and investor relations efforts as it advances uranium assets in a favorable nuclear energy macro environment.
Lemaitre has been an active participant in the Metals Investor Forum circuit, presenting Homeland Uranium's story to retail and institutional investors at events in Vancouver and other major mining finance centers. His repeated engagements at these forums—including presentations in the Speakers' Hall and one-on-one interviews with Jeff Clark of Paydirt Prospector—demonstrate his commitment to transparent shareholder communication and his ability to articulate the company's exploration thesis to the broader mining investment community.
Under Lemaitre's leadership, Homeland Uranium is positioning itself within the uranium sector at a time when nuclear energy is experiencing renewed global interest driven by energy security concerns and decarbonization mandates. His public presentations focus on the company's exploration pipeline, asset quality, and the structural supply-demand dynamics underpinning the uranium market.
Videos (2)
Roger Lemaitre, President & CEO of Homeland Uranium | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews
- Top takeaway Argues that bringing 45 years of mining technology, including lined heap-leach pads, alkaline leaching and ion exchange, to shallow open-pit conventional uranium can be economic at the right scale, something untried in the US since the late 1970s.
- Targets building roughly one million pounds per year for a 10-year window, insisting conventional resources rather than ISR are the route, since few ISR projects outside Kazakhstan can reach that annual output.
- After disappointing February 2026 drilling at Coyote Basin, he is pivoting to Crossbones and verifying its 45-million-pound historical resource to design the first conversion drill campaign.
- Lays out a staged path of about two drill campaigns to an inferred resource, then a PEA before deciding on infill and feasibility work, roughly 2.5 to 3 years out from May 2026.
- Sees the northwest Colorado district as supportive of mining, being ranching and oil-and-gas country with strong local backing, and says Homeland is funded for the first-phase Crossbones program.
Homeland Uranium aims to build a million pounds a year of uranium output from two Colorado Plateau projects with historical resources. Modern heap leaching (dissolving metal from crushed ore on lined pads) could make shallow open-pit uranium mining economic at scale. A first drill program at Coyote Basin disappointed, so focus is pivoting to Crossbones and its 45-million-pound historical resource. Converting a historical resource into an inferred estimate takes two drill campaigns, then a PEA (preliminary economic assessment) — about three years, the CEO says. Northwest Colorado's ranching and oil-and-gas communities support mining, and highways plus a nearby power plant simplify infrastructure.
Roger Lemaitre of Homeland Uranium Corp. presents at Metals Investor Forum in Vancouver January 2026
Roger Lemaitre, President & CEO of Homeland Uranium Corp., presents company updates at the Metals Investor Forum in Vancouver. Homeland Uranium trades on TSX-V: HLU, OTC: HLUCF, and FSE: D3U, offering exposure to the uranium sector. The Metals Investor Forum features vetted junior mining companies with strong management, financials, and promising properties.
Key Quotes
"Homeland is honored to have been selected as one of only four uranium companies to attend and participate in the Rick Rule Symposium."
— Homeland Uranium press release announcing participation at the 2025 Rule Symposium
Key Works
Interview at the Rule Symposium where Lemaitre discussed Homeland Uranium's projects and the uranium market outlook
Investor conference presentation representing Homeland Uranium's uranium projects to a mining and energy investor audience
Company presentation outlining Homeland Uranium's exploration assets and uranium market thesis
One-on-one discussion with Paydirt Prospector covering company strategy and uranium sector outlook
Specializations
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