Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
18 Oct 2023quarterly activities report● Neutral
Appendix 5B for September quarter: cash fell from A$40.77M to A$27.26M. Investing outflow was A$16.55M, including A$6.93M stamp duty on the Vimy merger; operating cash was +A$0.89M helped by A$2.2M R&D receipts. No debt; related-party payments A$724k.
Corporate Governance Statement and Appendix 4G for the year to 30 June 2023, adopted by the board on 26 September 2023. Routine compliance filing with no new commercial information.
2023 Annual Report with audited financial statements for the year to 30 June 2023 released. Only the cover and overview are visible; no new figures stated here beyond restating the strategy and the Tumas DFS and Vimy merger.
Administrative notice that the share registry Computershare's Perth office moves to Level 17, 221 St Georges Terrace from 18 September 2023. No substance for shareholders beyond the new address.
Investor presentation at the Bell Potter Emerging Leaders conference, 12-13 September 2023. Only the disclaimer is visible; no new figures or terms are visible.
Tumas expansion and infill RC drilling finished: 235 holes, 8,017m west of Tumas 3. Best hit 6m at 721ppm eU3O8; 42 holes found mineralisation averaging 222ppm. Supports a 30+ year mine life versus 22.5 now; resource upgrade due late Q4 2023.
Administrative notice: 1,091,373 employee performance rights and 462,636 loan shares issued, and 190,858 performance rights lapsed. Routine incentive issues; no cash raised.
Mulga Rock drilling finished: 656 aircore holes, 36,647m, the infill part (423 holes) slightly above the 399 planned. Updated resource including critical minerals is due Q4 2023; revised DFS to start Q2 2024, a slight slip from earlier 'mid-2023'. Assays take about 3 more months.
Appendix 5B for June quarter: cash fell from A$48.48M to A$40.77M. Operating outflow A$4.24M and investing outflow A$2.69M. No debt. Related-party payments totalled A$632k.
June quarter report: Tumas FEED started with DFS assumptions materially confirmed, EIA submitted, Tumas RC phase 1 done. Angularli resource up 27%; Mulga Rock resource update now Q4. Cash A$40.8M; company is reviewing whether Tumas cost estimates need revising as cost pressures ease.
Mulga Rock aircore program is 70% complete, but was cut from 50,000m to 37,000m (630 holes) because wider spacing met variability goals. Phase 1 done (233 holes); Phase 2 infill 230 of 399 holes. Updated resource now Q4 2023, previously late Q3.
Angularli Inferred resource upgraded 27% to 32.9Mlb at 1.09% U3O8 (1.37Mt, 0.15% cut-off), from 25.9Mlb at 1.29%. Supported by the 18 diamond holes drilled in 2022; delivers the update flagged for mid-Q2 2023, now slightly late.
14 June 2023security holder rights change● Neutral
Administrative notice of 1,437,401 employee performance rights (annual incentive program) and 1,598,270 loan shares under the Loan Share Plan. Routine remuneration; no cash raised.
Deep Yellow responded to a Bloomberg article on Namibia considering stakes in mining companies, saying it is not aware of elevated discussions on government equity. It notes local Namibian partners already hold 5% to 10% of its projects, including Tumas.
Tim Lindley, an investment banker with project finance and M&A experience including Langer Heinrich and Paladin deals, joined as non-executive director on 17 May 2023. He holds no securities. This fills the board seat vacated by Bramwell in January.
Investor presentation restating known facts: A$48.5M cash (31 March), no debt, 753.3M shares, about A$410M market cap, Tumas DFS and Mulga Rock reserve and resource figures. Targets production capacity above 7Mlb. No new results.
Final assays from the 18-hole, 6,339m Angularli diamond program (completed 2022) include 15.5m at 0.70% U3O8 and 6.5m at 1.26% U3O8. Drilling extended the deposit near the 25.9Mlb resource; a revised resource is due mid-Q2 2023.
March quarter report repeats the Tumas DFS results (NPV8 US$341M, IRR 19.2%) and the start of the Tumas and Mulga Rock drilling. Aussinanis upgraded to JORC 2012. Cash was A$48.5M, down from A$56.2M. Vimy integration is complete.
Appendix 5B for March quarter: cash fell from A$56.23M to A$48.48M. Operating outflow was A$2.54M and investing outflow A$5.01M, mostly exploration. No debt and no equity raised. Related-party payments totalled A$647k.
Two big drill programs began: 340-hole, 9,500m RC at Tumas west of Tumas 3 (aiming for 30+ year life; resource update late Q3 2023) and 810-hole, 50,000m aircore at Mulga Rock. Angularli resource update slipped to mid Q2 2023; Tumas EIA submission due 5 April.
Nova JV phase 3 drilling (14 holes, 1,597m) finished 21 February. Best was 10m at 821ppm eU3O8 at Barking Gecko North, but the deeper thick zone was not confirmed. Barking Gecko East, Iguana and Turtle's Neck showed little, so the prospect looks laterally limited.
Aussinanis resource restated to JORC 2012 at a 100ppm cut-off: 28.1Mlb at 171ppm Indicated and Inferred, up from 18Mlb at 237ppm under the older code. At 150ppm it is 16.5Mlb. The change comes from reclassification and cut-off, not new drilling. Tumas ECC now expected H2 2023.
Half-year report to 31 December 2022, the first after the Vimy merger. Only the front section is visible; it restates the strategy and notes the Tumas DFS was completed after period end. Financial figures are not visible in the provided text.
Administrative notice of incentive issues: 32,727 shares from vested performance rights, 334,491 performance rights to employees, and 2,326,388 loan shares under the Loan Share Plan. Routine remuneration, no cash raised.
The federal environment department approved the Mulga Rock Sandhill Dunnart Conservation Plan, a condition of the project's environmental approval. This allows construction of the operational airstrip and clears one permitting requirement for the project.
Corporate presentation following the Tumas DFS release, with the DFS as its focus. Only the cover note and disclaimers are visible; no new figures or terms are visible.