RE: Agm22 May 2026 06:29
The Beisa uranium project can be accessed through the Beatrix 4 shaft infrastructure. Beatrix 4, which is located in SA’s Free State province, was put on care and maintenance last year due to declining gold reserves and a depressed uranium price. Beatrix 4’s SAMREC-compliant measured and indicated resources are 1.2Moz of gold and 26.9Mlbs of uranium.
Spot uranium prices peaked at over $100/lb in January 2024 from around $24/lb in January 2020 and were about $77/lb at end-November, according to uranium producer Cameco.
For Neo Energy, the deal enables it to consolidate the Beatrix 4 Beisa resource with two adjacent uranium projects, Beisa North and South, which it acquired earlier this year from Sunshine Mineral Reserve. Combining all the resources across the Beisa reef gives Neo Energy over 117Mlbs of uranium and 5.4Moz of gold resources.
Anyone know why the company are not discussing the 117mlbd uranium and 5.4moz gold? Presumably this is what Theo is talking about when mentioning a 70 year mine life. Most other companies would be shouting these numbers from the rooftops.