The illustration below presents a simplified overview of the uranium supply chain and highlights the stages where the company is primarily involved.
Mining is usually carried out in countries such as Australia, Canada, the USA, Kazakhstan, Mali, Mongolia and Uzbekistan.
After mining, the product is packed into drums and loaded into 20-foot containers for international transportation by rail and sea to converter facilities.
Converter facilities may also serve as commercial transfer points within the international uranium supply chain prior to further processing.
Selective participation in transactions across the copper value chain, aligned with long-term industrial demand and supply diversification.
Engagement in niche and strategic materials used in advanced industrial and technological applications.
Activity focused on the civil nuclear fuel cycle, with transactions typically structured around conversion facilities and controlled delivery points.
