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Diversified Uranium Assets in Tier 1 Jurisdictions

Elevate Uranium Limited (ASX: EL8, OTCQX:ELVUF) is pleased to provide an update of its corporation presentation, highlighting its "Diversified Uranium Assets in Tier 1 Jurisdictions".


Diversified Uranium Assets in Tier 1 Jurisdictions

  1. Namibia - 5th largest uranium resources in the world and 4th largest producer I Uranium production has occurred for the past 46 years
    • Koppies (Exploration and resource estimation soon)
    • Hirabeb (Exploration)
    • Capri (Exploration)
    • Marenica (61 Mlb U308 resource + exploration)
  2. Australia - largest uranium resources in the world and 2nd largest producer
    • Angela (31 Mlb U308 resource + exploration)
    • Oobagooma (Exploration Target of 26 to 52 Mlb U308)2
    • Minerva (Exploration)

Delivering on Uranium Strategy

Strategy

AcquireAcquired projects / tenements that meet a defined criteria

Explore

Exploration of large strategic tenement position
U-pgradeTMValue add through application of patented U-pgradeTM uranium beneficiation process

Delivery

  • Accumulated large strategic tenement position in Namibia and Australia
  • Namibian uranium asset portfolio — resources of 61 Mlb U308
  • Australian uranium asset portfolio — resources of 48 Mlb U308
  • Significant exploration results achieved on tenements in Namibia, resource on Koppies soon
  • U-pgradeTM beneficiation process expected to apply to assets — lowering cost base
  • Elevate has been in the uranium business for 16 years

Namibia

  • Namibia is a Tier 1 Uranium jurisdiction; 4th largest producer & 5th largest resources in the world
  • Namibia has an established uranium mining industry operating for 46 years
  • 61 Mlb U308 resource at Marenica Uranium Project, beneficiates to -5,000 ppm U308 using U-pgrade TM
  • Elevate is holder of the largest tenement area for uranium in Namibia
  • Target mineralisation is calcrete hosted shallow palaeochannels, ideally suited for the application of U-pgrade TM


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