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Our mission at Nuclear Vision is to become a globally significant uranium company by advancing our flagship uranium exploration project in Botswana so that we can play our part in providing clean energy for the future.
Nuclear Vision (CSE: NUKV), listed on the Canadian Securities Exchange, is a uranium exploration company with a large land position in Botswana’s proven but underexplored Karoo uranium basin, targeting potentially low-cost in situ recovery operations in a mining-friendly jurisdiction consistently ranked #1 in Africa for investment. With 4,828 km² of prospective ground adjacent to the world class Letlhakane uranium deposit and a seasoned team of uranium explorers, operators, and financiers, the Company aims to fast-track exploration, define significant resources, and leverage strong uranium market fundamentals to deliver value for shareholders.
Nuclear Vision holds the largest, leading acreage position in the proven, but underexplored Karoo uranium basin in Botswana and South Africa.
Potential low cost recovery using proven in situ recovery, which uses injection and production wells to reduce cost. Large scale results in economies of scale.
Botswana is consistently ranked number one in Africa for mining investments which results in operators being able to bring discoveries to production quicker.
A world class team of uranium explorationists, technologists, operators and financiers with over a century of combined experience to bring Nuclear Vision to reality.
The UA92 Project is a large-scale uranium exploration asset in central Botswana comprising seven contiguous prospecting licenses covering approximately 4,828 km². The project targets shallow sedimentary rocks of the Karoo Supergroup, providing potential for low-cost in-situ recovery methods.
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