Company Overview

Global Atomic Corporation is a Canadian-based uranium and zinc company focused on the exploration, development, and operation of mineral assets, primarily in the nuclear fuel supply chain. The company operates in the uranium mining and base metals recycling industries, with its core strategic emphasis on uranium production to serve the global nuclear energy market. Its activities are designed to capitalize on long-term demand for clean, baseload power driven by nuclear energy expansion and energy security considerations.

The company’s primary value driver is its advanced-stage uranium development project in West Africa, complemented by cash-generating zinc recycling operations in Europe. Global Atomic was formed through the combination of uranium exploration assets and industrial recycling operations, evolving into a hybrid resource company that uses operating cash flow from recycling to support uranium development. Its strategy positions it as a near-term uranium producer with internal funding support, which is relatively uncommon among junior uranium developers.

Business Operations

Global Atomic operates through two main business segments: Uranium Exploration and Development and Zinc Concentrate Processing. The uranium segment is centered on the Dasa Project, a high-grade uranium deposit in Niger, which is being advanced toward commercial production. Revenue from this segment is expected to be driven by future uranium sales into international nuclear fuel markets once production commences.

The zinc segment operates through Befesa Silvermet Turkey, a joint venture that processes electric arc furnace dust (EAFD) to recover zinc oxide for sale to smelters. This operation generates recurring revenue and cash flow and is located in Turkey, serving regional steel producers. The company controls proprietary processing facilities and maintains long-term industrial relationships with steelmakers supplying feedstock.

Strategic Position & Investments

Global Atomic’s strategy focuses on advancing the Dasa Uranium Project into production while maintaining financial stability through its recycling business. Key growth initiatives include mine construction, securing offtake agreements, and infrastructure development in Niger. The company has invested significantly in feasibility studies, permitting, and early works to de-risk the project and shorten the timeline to production.

The company’s most significant asset is the Dasa Project, which is wholly owned and considered one of the highest-grade undeveloped uranium projects globally based on published technical reports. Its interest in Befesa Silvermet Turkey represents a strategic investment that provides diversification and non-dilutive funding support. No material acquisitions beyond these core assets have been publicly verified based on available disclosures.

Geographic Footprint

Global Atomic is headquartered in Canada, with corporate oversight and capital markets activities centered in North America. Its principal uranium development activities are located in Africa, specifically in Niger, a country with a long-established uranium mining history and existing export infrastructure.

The company’s industrial recycling operations are based in Europe, with its zinc processing facility operating in Turkey. Through these regions, Global Atomic maintains operational exposure across multiple continents, giving it access to global commodity markets while diversifying geopolitical and operational risk.

Leadership & Governance

Global Atomic is led by a management team with experience in uranium mining, project development, and industrial operations. The leadership emphasizes disciplined capital allocation, technical de-risking, and leveraging operating cash flow to advance core assets. Governance is overseen by a board with experience in mining, international operations, and public company management.

Key executives include:

• Stephen G. Roman – Executive Chairman
• Stephen Roman – Founder
• Jonathan Inouye – Chief Executive Officer
• Andrew Ferrier – Chief Financial Officer
• Jean-Luc Ledoux – President

The company’s leadership strategy centers on advancing the Dasa project responsibly while maintaining operational cash flow and minimizing shareholder dilution through its recycling business.