RE: 43-101I think UBR will have a much better reaction. Especially since the last NR had an optimistic title;
"URANIUM BAY RECEIVES TECHNICAL REPORT ON ITS USKAWANIS PROPERTY: BASEDON THE CURRENT INFORMATION THE PROSPECTIVITY OF THE PROPERTY IS STILLCONSIDERED VERY GOOD"
Keep in mind that Uranium prices are still low around $50USD per lb so if they stick to their intercepts from drilling last year, which was around 1lb per ton, its still economical with an open pit mine. This link from UBR's site gives a good idea of what the property potential could be AND a breakdown of shares being held by who:
https://www.uraniumbayresources.com/images-an/executivesummary.pdf
PBX didnt do anything because their 43-101 is large but grades are the worst ive ever seen. 0.03%Mo and 0.1% copper is impossible to make economical unless moly and copper both hit their absolute highest price ever per lb. Probably in 20 years companies might look at putting that into production, but for now it will just stay dormant.