A BEATING DRUM

BOSS ENERGY MANAGING DIRECTOR AND CEO DUNCAN CRAIB ON WHAT ATTENDEES CAN EXPECT FROM THE COMPANY'S PRESENCE AT AIMEX 2025.

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Now owned by Prime Creative Media, Asia-Pacific's International Mining Exhibition (AIMEX) is set to make a grand return in 2025.

Taking place at the Adelaide Showground, AIMEX will bring local and international mining suppliers and industry professionals under one roof while highlighting the lates developments.

This includes uranium, which has surged back to prominence in recent years through a global nuclear revival.

A company making waves in the uranium sector is Boss Energy, the 100 per cent owner and operator of the Honeymoon mine in South Australia.

Since producing its first drum of uranium from Honeymoon in May 2024, Boss is ramping up operations.

"We've gradually increased our production profile so we will hit our 2024-25 financial year production guidance of 850,000 pounds by June 2025," Boss managing director and chief executive officer Duncan Craib told Australian Mining.

"The ramp-up is to achieve 1.6 million pounds (Mlb) by June 2026, then we will work towards the nameplate capacity of 2.45Mlbs per annum."

Honeymoon's mining method is insitu recovery (ISR), which uses a fluid mix of water and reagents to recover valuable uranium from the ground.