The fact that it was one of the few uranium stocks that hasn't had a major run was why I bought into it in the first place, and then after a couple of days more intense research I realised the full potential of WME. Many people have been saying that the average grade of 200ppm is too low and to a degree they are right, but with the price of uranium now $113 usd a pound and the fact they seem to have found a higher grade zone which is open to the northwest and southwest of their tennements certainly gives it some major potential upside from the current share price.
A couple of major strengths for WME is the location of the deposit near two major uranium producing mines in Rossing and Langer Heinrich.
The willingness of the Namibian Government to help overseas companies start mining projects in their country (particularly uranium).
Only 30% of their tennements have been drilled, with a highly encouraging 25km channel that still needs to be explored.
As with any investment in a uranium explorer it all comes down to actual uranium in the ground they have a pre JORC resource of 18 million pounds of uranium and when this is verified it could become a springboard for better things ahead.
They still have 70% of a very prospective tennement to explore, very interesting times ahead.
well WME might finally be getting some sort of re-rating!
after one of the last uranium stocks on the ASX to run its little wonder we are seeing some action:
1 - pre JORC 18 million pounds
2 - meaty hits on further drilling of resource and at higher grade
3 - small market cap compared to peers
4 - great location
5 - only 30% of resource actually explored so far
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