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Fiscal Year 2026
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Secured AUD 321.5 million strategic financing for debt-free Etango Mine construction, with strong cash reserves and disciplined spending. Project execution remains on schedule, with key contracts progressing and market conditions favorable, including a rise in uranium prices.
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A $294.5 million investment from CNNC secures full construction funding for the Etango uranium project, with a flexible, market-priced offtake for 60% of production and retained majority ownership. The partnership lowers risk, enables rapid cash flow, and positions the business for expansion and long-term growth.
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Strong safety record and on-schedule construction marked the quarter, with cash reserves at AUD 89 million and no debt. FID is expected within 6–12 months, targeting uranium production by 2029, while infrastructure and contracting strategies are positioned for future expansion and market upside.
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Etango's early works are on time and on budget, with strong safety and fiscal discipline. Initial off-take deals with major U.S. utilities enhance credibility, while a robust cash position supports ongoing construction. Market conditions and policy trends remain favorable.
Fiscal Year 2025
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The meeting introduced a strengthened board and executive team, approved all resolutions by poll, and highlighted strong financial management and project progress. Key milestones included 16 years without lost time injury, 100% Namibian contractor use, and first off-take contracts. Project commissioning is targeted for 2028.
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Strong safety record and disciplined capital management underpin on-time, on-budget construction progress. Cash reserves of $140 million support continued advancement, with FID targeted for 2025 pending market conditions. Utility engagement and uranium market fundamentals remain robust.
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Etango Project construction is on schedule and within budget, supported by a strong cash position and disciplined spending. Uranium market fundamentals remain robust, with supply lagging demand and U.S. utilities poised to drive future contracting as policy clarity improves.