Global Atomic (GLO) Corporate presentation summary

Project overview and strategy

• Advancing the Dasa uranium project in Niger, targeting near-term uranium production and mineral recycling initiatives in Türkiye and Canada.

• Dasa is the highest-grade uranium deposit in Africa, located in an established uranium district with significant infrastructure.

• The project includes a phased mine plan, with the Flank Zone mined over 10 years before accessing the main orebody.

Feasibility study and production profile

• 2024 Feasibility Study outlines production of 68.1 Mlb U3O8 over 23 years at a reserve grade of 4,113 ppm, with 5,109 ppm in the first 12 years.

• Economic sensitivity shows after-tax NPV8% ranging from $551M at $60/lb to $1,621M at $105/lb uranium price, with IRR up to 92.9%.

• Infill drilling and a PFS for mill expansion could convert inferred resources and double throughput, sustaining ~4 Mlb/year production.

• Construction of the processing plant is expected to take 20 months post-financing, with commissioning and initial shipments within 3 months.

Project development and infrastructure

• Underground mine development, process plant, electrical substations, diesel generator house, and sulphur storage building are progressing.

• SAG mill foundation, ROM pad, stacker & reclaimer area, acid plant, and water facilities are under construction or nearing completion.

• Control room, laboratory, and a 260-person camp have been completed.

• Achieved 1 million hours lost-time injury (LTI) free, highlighting strong safety performance.