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Global Atomic outlines Dasa uranium project plan, targeting 68 million lb U3O8 output over 23 years

Global Atomic outlines Dasa uranium project plan, targeting 68 million lb U3O8 output over 23 years

ReutersReuters2026/09/01 16:57
  • Global Atomic released a corporate presentation outlining progress at the Dasa uranium project in Niger.
  • Feasibility study targets 68 million lbs of U3O8 production over 23 years; reserve grade 4,113 ppm.
  • Base-case economics use a U3O8 price of USD 75/lb; after-tax NPV8% USD 917 million; after-tax IRR 57%.
  • Sensitivity shows after-tax NPV8% of USD 551 million at USD 60/lb, rising to USD 1.62 billion at USD 105/lb.
  • Project schedule ties first production timing to financing; plant construction estimated at about 20 months, then shipments within 3 months.


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