Aura Energy’s primary focus is the near-term production Tiris Uranium Project in Mauritania with significant opportunities for both resource and production profile expansion.
Beyond this flagship project, Aura Energy owns the massive Häggån Polymetallic Project which has the potential to boost global vanadium supplies that are used in large scale energy storage batteries.
Through these projects, the Aura board and management are responsibly positioning the Company to support the global transition to a low-carbon future.
The Tiris Project is a low cost, near-term production project that is positioned to benefit from the rising tide of public opinion towards nuclear energy and increasing demand for uranium.
An opportunity to develop a global scale polymetallic orebody to supply a suite of battery and energy minerals. Haggan offers a significant opportunity to contribute to decarbonisation goals.
Three permits are owned or subject to farm-in: Taet (100%), Bella (100%) and Nomads (up to 70%). The Tasiast Project has multiple geological similarities to the Kalgoorlie region in WA, Australia.
Nuclear is carbon emission free, provides baseload power and can be scaled as demand requirements increase.
Potentially 3x demand for uranium is possible based on global decarbonisation goals.
