Refreshing the Feasibility Basis for Namibian Uranium Deposits

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Project
Multi-disciplinary, Geology, Mining Engineering, Metallurgy, Project Management
Country
Namibia
Client
Bannerman Resources
Commodity
Uranium

The scope of work was to update 2013 feasibility study (DFS) mining study, including the Oshiveli, Onkelo and Anomaly A deposits.

The work programme incorporated the key activities and outputs identified for the assignment, including DFS Mining study, based on ordinary kridged resource model including inferred resources that was developed in 2010.

The technical methodology considered the characteristics and requirements applicable to Uranium Surface Mining in Namibia, with due consideration given to the operating context, available project information and relevant study parameters.

The workstreams were structured to maintain continuity between the available information, technical assessment, project activities and final outputs. This ensured that each component of the assignment contributed directly to the agreed objectives and required outcomes. Findings were consolidated into clear supporting documentation, giving the client a structured technical basis from which to evaluate the results, consider recommendations and determine the appropriate next steps.

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