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Demand for carbon free energy continues to grow.  Carbon free nuclear energy is powered by uranium and Elevate Uranium owns significant uranium resources in Namibia and Australia and has active exploration activities in both countries.  The Company plans to be a uranium supplier to the nuclear energy industry.

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Namibia

Elevate Uranium has large strategic uranium holdings which include 93.6 Mlbs of uranium resources and four recent discoveries.

Key Features

  • Koppies Uranium Project
    • Koppies   Uranium Project total resource of 76.2 Mlb
    • Koppies   Resource – 55.9 Mlb uranium resource with 43.6 Mlb (78%) in JORC Indicated category
    • Hirabeb   Resource – 10.2 Mlb Inferred resource
    • Namib IV Resource – 10.1 Mlb Inferred resource
  • Marenica Uranium Project (75% owned) 52.8 Mlb uranium resource (Elevate holding of 39.6 Mlb).
  • Capri - Uranium mineralisation identified over a large area.
Namibia Projects

Australia

Four 100% owned projects and joint venture interests containing 57 Mlbs of high-grade U3O8 resources.

Key Features

  • Angela – Large resource of 31 Mlb at 1,310 U3O8 resources.
  • Thatcher Soak – Calcrete hosted deposit with an 11 Mlb U3O8.
  • Minerva – Historical high-grade uranium and gold drill intervals.
Australian Projects

U-pgrade™

Elevate Uranium’s wholly owned uranium beneficiation process produces a high-grade concentrate, prior to leaching.

This means:
  • Reduced physical size of plant.
  • Dramatic reduction in capital costs.
  • Dramatic reduction in ongoing operational costs.
  • Significant environmental benefits.

The indicated lower cost base of Elevate Uranium’s U-pgrade™ beneficiation process potentially provides the opportunity to develop uranium mines at lower uranium prices than others.

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U-pgrade™

The Endangered Lappet Vulture Conservation Project

Supporting the ongoing efforts to understand and protect these endangered African wildlife icons that are important to the ecosystem.

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Vulture Conservation