Talks Continue On Dasa Uranium Project As Global Atomic Waits For Key Funding Decision

Canada company in discussions on Niger mine with ‘well-known industry group’

Talks Continue On Dasa Uranium Project As Global Atomic Waits For Key Funding Decision
Dasa is a large, high-grade uranium deposit about 100 km south of the established uranium mining town of Arlit in north-central Niger. Courtesy Global Atomic.

Global Atomic is in discussions with “a well-known uranium industry group” regarding investment in the Dasa uranium project in Niger as it waits for a decision from a US development bank on further funding.

The Canada-based uranium company’s president and chief executive officer Stephen Roman, who recently visited Niger, said in a 28 April statement that investment from the unnamed uranium group would be of a limited, non-equity nature.

Roman added: “I also had productive meetings with a number of Dasa’s key Nigerien suppliers of materials and services, including some who have confirmed their interest in investing in the Dasa Project. We are currently progressing these discussions.”

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