Jaguar Uranium IPO to unlock South American supply amid global crunch скачать в хорошем качестве

Jaguar Uranium IPO to unlock South American supply amid global crunch

In this exclusive interview, Jaguar Uranium CEO Steven Gold discusses the company's $25 million IPO on the NYSE American and its strategic focus on South American uranium exploration amid a growing global supply shortfall. With assets in Argentina and Colombia—including a past-producing mine, a formerly mined district, and advanced brownfield projects—Gold details Jaguar's plans to leverage rising uranium prices, supportive government policies, and partnerships with major players like IsoEnergy. He shares insights on informal resource estimates suggesting up to 200 million pounds across the Argentine assets, accelerated development timelines, and inherited historical data. Key topics include: Uranium market outlook: Annual supply deficits expected to expand from around 7 million pounds today to nearly 200 million pounds over the next 15 years, fueled by reactor expansions in China, Argentina, and elsewhere. South America's emerging role: Argentina's 75-year nuclear history, three operating reactors with plans for four more, and the recent U.S.-Argentina critical minerals agreement as key enablers. Company strategy: A two-year exploration program funded by IPO proceeds, with drilling set to commence in late Q3 2026, and ongoing talks for additional historical data from Argentina's National Atomic Energy Commission (CNEA). As utilities seek diversified, secure supplies and prices trend toward triple digits, Jaguar aims to emerge as a vital contributor to the energy transition.