ALX Resources Corp. engages in the acquisition, exploration, and development of uranium properties in Canada. It holds interests in ~200,000 ha in Saskatchewan and Ontario. It also explores for nickel, copper, and cobalt minerals totaling ~7,414 ha at its Firebird nickel project located in the northern Athabasca region of Saskatchewan. In addition, it holds interest in the Sceptre Au project that consists of twelve claims covering an area of 6,226 ha located in east-central Saskatchewan; and the Hummingbird Au project, which includes 12 claims covering an area of ~14,000 ha located to the northwest of the town of Stony Rapids, Saskatchewan. Further, it holds 100% interest in the Gibbons Creek uranium project consists of seven mineral claims covering 13,864 ha located along the northern margin of the Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan; Flying Vee Nickel/Gold project comprises 14 claims totaling 27,622 ha situated on the north of Stony Rapids; Alligator Lake Gold project, which includes 5 claims totaling ~3,000 ha located on the northeast of La Ronge; Vixen Au project that consists of three sub-projects totaling 10,614 ha situated at the east of Red Lake, Ontario; Cannon copper project that covers 72 cell units totaling 1,600 ha; Draco VMS project comprises 10 claims totaling approximately 5,959 ha; and Sabre Uranium project comprises 16 mineral claims covering 16,041 ha situated in Athabasca basin, Saskatchewan. Additionally, ALX Resources Corp. holds interests in Javelin uranium project located in northern Saskatchewan, Canada; and McKenzie Lake Uranium project in northern Saskatchewan, Canada. The company was formerly known as ALX Uranium Corp. and changed its name to ALX Resources Corp. in January 2020. ALX Resources Corp. was incorporated in 2007 and is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada.