Crownpoint-Churchrock, New Mexico
Large, late-stage In Situ Recovery (ISR) uranium development asset with existing NRC licence.
Investing in Uranium
Laramide Resources Ltd. is focused on the exploration and development of premium uranium assets in Australia and the United States. Our mission is to produce uranium responsibly and contribute to the production of nuclear power, in order to meet the increasing global demand for carbon-free, clean electricity.
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Laramide Westmoreland Drilling Delivers Further Strong Results
Read moreLaramide’s Drilling at Westmoreland Uranium Project Continues to Demonstrate Scope for Resource Growth
Read moreLaramide extends Extract convertible loan and enters into new $5M credit facility
Read moreLaramide’s Drilling at Westmoreland Uranium Project Demonstrates Scope for Resource Growth
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Westmoreland
Ownership:100%Stage:PEA complete, Exploration to expand resource sizeCommodity:Uranium
La Jara Mesa, New Mexico
Late-stage permitting for underground production in the Grants Mineral Belt in New Mexico.La Sal, Utah
Underground conventional Colorado Plateau uranium asset located about 60 miles from Energy Fuels’ White Mesa Mill (one of only four permitted mills in the United States, and the only one operational).Westmoreland, Queensland
One of the largest development uranium resources in Australia. Most recent PEA supports a 13-year mine life with low cash costs.Murphy, Northern Territory
Large uranium asset situated in the Northern Territory of Australia, contiguous to and along strike of our Westmoreland Uranium Project; secures control of the mineralised system along the Westmoreland trend.
Uranium
Cleaner Energy Source
Nuclear power is the largest source of clean, zero-emission, baseload electricity – available 24/7 in all weather conditions.
Demand Increasing
Nuclear power generation is growing again with construction underway for 60 reactors globally in 15 countries, hundreds more planned, and 440 reactors already in operation in 32 countries.
Uranium Market
Uranium prices are not GDP-correlated in the short or medium-term, but are tied to the adoption and growth of nuclear generation.
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