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Global Atomic Corporation (GLATF) Stock Forecast & Analysis

Global Atomic Corporation (OTC: GLATF, TSX: GLO) is a Canadian company developing the DASA uranium project in the Republic of Niger. The DASA deposit is one of the highest-grade uranium projects globally, with 160.7 Mlbs of resources (inclusive of reserves, per the amended feasibility study) at a feasibility-study AISC of $35.70/lb. Niger is one of the world's largest uranium-producing countries, hosting Orano's long-running operations.

What is the DASA uranium project?

DASA is a high-grade uranium deposit in Niger being developed by Global Atomic. It contains 160.7 Mlbs of uranium resources (109.3 Mlbs indicated plus 51.4 Mlbs inferred, inclusive of reserves) with a feasibility-study AISC of $35.70/lb per the 2024 feasibility study (amended Jan 2026).

Is Global Atomic stock a good investment?

GLATF offers exposure to a large, low-cost uranium deposit at an early-stage valuation (0.8x P/NAV). Key risks include political stability in Niger and project financing requirements.

Margin vs spot (FS cost)

$54/lb

spot $90 − fs cost $36 · 60% of spot

In-situ leverage

66.6×

in-situ resource value ÷ market cap

Jurisdiction

Agadez

Computed live from the screener's cited resource and cost inputs and the current spot price; margins use FS cost where the company disclosed it.

ProjectLocationStatusResourceGradeAISCSource
DasaAgadezNigerDevelopment160.7 Mlb0.5% U3O8$35/lbsource

Curated mine & project database, updated 2026-07-10. Deposit type and restart status per the linked disclosures.

Term contracts announced

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BuyerVolumeDeliveryPricingAnnouncedSource
North American / EU utilitiesDasa Phase 1 offtake; market-related with floors/ceilings.2.4 Mlbs2026–2030market-related2023-04source

Announced term contracts where this company is a seller, from the curated contract database. The long-term market is reported only in fragments — absence of a row is not absence of a contract.

Mines & facilities

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About Global Atomic Corporation (GLATF)

Global Atomic Corporation (OTC: GLATF, TSX: GLO) is a Canadian company developing the DASA uranium project in the Republic of Niger. The DASA deposit is one of the highest-grade uranium projects globally, with 160.7 Mlbs of resources (inclusive of reserves, per the amended feasibility study) at a feasibility-study AISC of $35.70/lb. Niger is one of the world's largest uranium-producing countries, hosting Orano's long-running operations.

Frequently Asked Questions about GLATF

What is the DASA uranium project?

DASA is a high-grade uranium deposit in Niger being developed by Global Atomic. It contains 160.7 Mlbs of uranium resources (109.3 Mlbs indicated plus 51.4 Mlbs inferred, inclusive of reserves) with a feasibility-study AISC of $35.70/lb per the 2024 feasibility study (amended Jan 2026).

Is Global Atomic stock a good investment?

GLATF offers exposure to a large, low-cost uranium deposit at an early-stage valuation (0.8x P/NAV). Key risks include political stability in Niger and project financing requirements.

Dividend & analyst view for GLATF

Dividend

Global Atomic Corporation (GLATF) does not currently pay a dividend — common for uranium developers and explorers that reinvest in their projects.

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