My Personal View Only :Throwing a few Monday numbers in the air...

My Personal View Only :



Throwing a few Monday numbers in the air for some thought provoking consideration.


Huge Annual Royalty Revenue Potential




Interested in others thoughts !!



According to the NEA, identified World Uranium Resources
total 5.5 Million Metric Tons

The reserves figures denote identified resources as of January 1st, 2009, consisting of reasonably assured resources (RAR) plus inferred resources recoverable at a cost range of below US$130.00/kg U. ( US$59.00P/Lb) equates to 5,404,000 Tonnes



Pdf: Link below







World Uranium Resources U3o8 5,404,000T [metric]

Now consider that 18 Percent of these reserves are Sandstone hosted this outcome suggests a figure of around 972,720 T of possible exposure to Ablation Uranium recovery.


When we talk in Pounds the figure comes in at a astonishing 2,144,480,514 Lbs of U3o8 Yes that's Correct 2,144 Mill Lbs of U3o8- Uranium

Now if & it's a big if, BLR/Ablation Tech can attain just an average $1.00 P/Lb Royalty from these known Sandstone Hosted World Resources over the next decade+ well Yes the $$$ numbers are astounding.



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Here's an example solely based on a conceptional 1Mill Lb Resource production scenario !


Royalty payments based on Per 1,000,000 Lbs Uranium Production under a Ablation Usage Royalty Agreement
a specific royalty : ( Note: not a J/V agreement )


Annual Royalty (1.7% Royalty) $1.00 P/lb = $2Mill revenue per 1Mill lb Production

Annual Royalty (2.4% Royalty)$2.00 P/lb = $4Mill revenue per 1Mill lb Production

Annual Royalty (3.1% Royalty)$3.00 P/lb = $6Mill revenue per 1Mill lb Production

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Where there is lack of knowledge of the analytical concepts in royalty, the general tendency is to use mineral mining royalties as a base reference.

Historically, Royalties in the region of between 1.0 to 3.0% have prevailed.




Cheers from grant aka G64 :)



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