Company Overview

Global Atomic Corporation is a Canadian-based nuclear energy company operating in the uranium mining and development and industrial metals recycling industries. The company’s core focus is the exploration, development, and future production of uranium to supply the global nuclear fuel market, complemented by a cash-generating zinc recycling business. Global Atomic’s strategy combines near-term operating cash flow with long-term exposure to uranium price cycles.

The company’s primary value driver is the Dasa Uranium Project, one of the highest-grade undeveloped uranium deposits globally, located in Niger, West Africa. Global Atomic also maintains a significant ownership interest in a Turkish zinc recycling operation that processes electric arc furnace dust, providing recurring revenue and operational diversification. Founded through the consolidation of uranium exploration and metals recycling assets, Global Atomic has evolved into a development-stage uranium company positioned to benefit from renewed global investment in nuclear power.

Business Operations

Global Atomic operates through two principal business segments: Uranium Exploration and Development and Zinc Recycling. The uranium segment is conducted through Global Atomic Fuels Corporation, which holds the company’s interest in the Dasa Project and manages exploration, development, and permitting activities. The Dasa Project is fully permitted for mining and is planned as an underground operation with phased production intended to supply utility and intermediary customers in international nuclear fuel markets.

The zinc recycling segment is operated through Befesa Silvermet Turkey, a facility located in southern Turkey that recovers zinc from electric arc furnace dust generated by steel producers. This operation sells zinc concentrates to smelters and has historically provided Global Atomic with steady cash flow. The company has no operating uranium mines to date, but its recycling business supports corporate overhead and development expenditures.

Strategic Position & Investments

Global Atomic’s strategic direction centers on advancing the Dasa Uranium Project into production while maintaining financial stability through its recycling operations. The company has invested heavily in feasibility studies, mine optimization, infrastructure planning, and community engagement in Niger. Dasa is positioned as a high-margin project due to its grade, shallow depth in initial mining phases, and relatively low forecast operating costs.

In addition to its core assets, Global Atomic has focused on strengthening its balance sheet through equity financings and off-take discussions aligned with long-term uranium demand growth driven by nuclear reactor life extensions and new builds. The company does not operate a broad portfolio of subsidiaries beyond Global Atomic Fuels Corporation and its interest in Befesa Silvermet Turkey, and it remains tightly focused on uranium development and related infrastructure.

Geographic Footprint

Global Atomic is headquartered in Canada, with its principal mining asset located in Niger, West Africa, a country with a long-established uranium mining history and existing export infrastructure. The Dasa Project is situated in the Agadez region, an area that has hosted multiple uranium operations over several decades.

The company’s zinc recycling operations are based in Turkey, providing exposure to European and Middle Eastern steel markets. While Global Atomic does not maintain operating offices across multiple continents, its asset base gives it operational and economic exposure to North America, Africa, and Europe, reflecting its role in global energy and industrial supply chains.

Leadership & Governance

Global Atomic was founded and is led by executives with extensive experience in uranium mining, project finance, and industrial metals. The leadership team emphasizes disciplined capital allocation, jurisdictional risk management, and the integration of operating cash flow with long-cycle mine development. The company is publicly traded and governed by a board responsible for oversight of strategy, risk, and regulatory compliance.

Key executives include:

• Stephen G. Roman – Founder, President, Chief Executive Officer, and Chairman
• Andrew Gay – Chief Financial Officer

The leadership’s strategic vision is centered on advancing Dasa into a globally significant uranium mine while maintaining operational resilience through diversified industrial revenue streams.