Global Atomic Corporation

The Dasa Uranium Project scheduled to begin production in 2026 is the highest-grade uranium project in Africa; the Turkish Zinc JV provides positive cash flow.

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Dasa’s capital costs have increased, but with the DFC Facility approved Global Atomic is strategically positioned to benefit from higher prices associated with the structural supply deficit in the uranium market. https://t.co/0H8H0oBXCj

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A significant milestone for Global Atomic! The DFC’s Board of Directors has approved a debt facility of up to US$414.2M for the Dasa Project in Niger. We thank the DFC, the Republic of Niger and our shareholders for their support. https://t.co/0H8H0oBpML

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Q2 2026 results: We continue to make construction progress at Dasa. We are confident a positive outcome for the financing process will be achieved. Recent discussions regarding transportation alternatives are expected to open #uranium export routes. https://t.co/0H8H0oBXCj

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Several Global Atomic executives held a successful visit this month to Niger including a Dasa site visit by the SOMIDA Board and high-level meetings with the Niger Government. President Tiani has issued strong statements of support for the Dasa Project. https://t.co/0H8H0oBXCj

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Global Atomic reported that in Q1 2026 it continued active engagement on several financing options including bank debt facilities and potential JV partners. The Company also made excellent progress on Dasa's mine development and plant construction. https://t.co/0H8H0oBXCj

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The Government of Niger remains strongly supportive of Dasa. The Project has no material reliance on shipping impacted by the Middle East conflict. Niger supplies 100% of Dasa’s fuel requirements from local oil and refining production at reasonable rates. https://t.co/0H8H0oBXCj

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Global Atomic issues 2025 results. The Dasa #Uranium Project advanced development significantly in 2025 and in March 2026 reached 1 million hours without a lost time incident. The Company continues to advance debt, JV and other non-equity funding options. https://t.co/0H8H0oBXCj

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$GLO announces the closing of both its recently announced bought deal public offering and its non-brokered private placement that together raised gross proceeds of approximately C$72.5 million, primarily intended to advance the Dasa #Uranium Project. https://t.co/0H8H0oBpML

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On January 9, 2026, Niger’s Mines Minister visited SOMIDA’s office in Niamey, underscoring continued government cooperation and support as the Dasa Project moves forward. $GLO $GLATF #uranium https://t.co/f6m5DCLdl8

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Once our primary objective for 2026 of full funding for Dasa is in place, we intend to accelerate development to meet strengthening uranium demand. We expect our zinc recycling JV in Türkiye to perform well and pay dividends to $GLO and our JV partner. https://t.co/0H8H0oBXCj

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A Q4 2025 video update on the Dasa #Uranium Project, and recent meetings with the #Niger Government, has been published on Global Atomic’s website https://t.co/AsNw9cEsqB and YouTube channel https://t.co/I4EckQPsMc.

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The U.S. development Bank has confirmed that funding for Dasa was reviewed by its Credit Committee and forwarded to the Investment Committee for review. We expect further updates from the Bank in the new year to confirm their review and approval timelines. https://t.co/0H8H0oBpML

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Global Atomic announced today its operating and financial results for the quarter ended September 30, 2025. https://t.co/NIfoDhjvZ4

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Global Atomic’s recently announced bought deal public offering closed today for gross proceeds of C$37M, including the partial exercise of the over-allotment option. We thank investors for supporting the continued development of the Dasa #Uranium Project. https://t.co/0H8H0oBXCj

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A new video from Dasa, featuring quarterly progress in mining, building foundations for the processing plant and on community relations. This is what Global Atomic has accomplished while managing costs in advance of securing primary financing for Dasa. https://t.co/AsNw9cEsqB

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There has been an increased pace of work at the U.S. development bank with a focus on document preparation to support a credit committee review to fund Dasa. We are encouraged by the bank’s level of engagement and look forward to a successful outcome. https://t.co/0H8H0oBXCj

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Global Atomic has closed its previously announced non-brokered private placement for gross proceeds of C$24,839,160 from the sale of 31,048,950 units. Each unit consists of one common share of the Company and one common share purchase warrant. https://t.co/0H8H0oBXCj

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Global Atomic posted voting results from today's Annual Meeting. Shareholders re-elected all directors and approved both the re-appointment of Ernst & Young LLP as auditors and all unallocated entitlements of the stock option plan for the ensuing 3 years.
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Global Atomic announced a private placement for up to C$30M to advance the Dasa Project and working capital. The Company continues to work on several financing solutions and remains very upbeat about securing a financial commitment soon. https://t.co/0H8H0oBXCj

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Q1 2025: Earthworks and civil works at the Dasa #Uranium Project are advancing and process plant components continue to arrive on site. The Turkish JV is expected to perform strongly in 2025 as activity at area steel mills has returned to pre-Covid levels. https://t.co/0H8H0oBpML