Deep Yellow Limited, alongside its subsidiary entities, is primarily focused on the exploration of uranium deposits within Namibia. The company's significant assets include the wholly-owned Reptile project, which spans an area of 896 square kilometers. Additionally, it possesses a 65% interest in the Nova Joint Venture, covering 599 km², and an 85% stake in the 190 km² Yellow Dune Joint Venture. Beyond its core uranium activities, the firm also engages in iron ore prospecting and real estate investments. Established in 1985, Deep Yellow Limited maintains its headquarters in Subiaco, Australia.
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Deep Yellow Limited, alongside its subsidiary entities, is primarily focused on the exploration of uranium deposits within Namibia. The company's significant assets include the wholly-owned Reptile project, which spans an area of 896 square kilometers. Additionally, it possesses a 65% interest in the Nova Joint Venture, covering 599 km², and an 85% stake in the 190 km² Yellow Dune Joint Venture. Beyond its core uranium activities, the firm also engages in iron ore prospecting and real estate investments. Established in 1985, Deep Yellow Limited maintains its headquarters in Subiaco, Australia.
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Deep Yellow Limited, alongside its subsidiary entities, is primarily focused on the exploration of uranium deposits within Namibia. The company's significant assets include the wholly-owned Reptile project, which spans an area of 896 square kilometers. Additionally, it possesses a 65% interest in the Nova Joint Venture, covering 599 km², and an 85% stake in the 190 km² Yellow Dune Joint Venture. Beyond its core uranium activities, the firm also engages in iron ore prospecting and real estate investments. Established in 1985, Deep Yellow Limited maintains its headquarters in Subiaco, Australia.