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LOW uranium prices led to the Honeymoon project being placed on care and maintenance in 2014, but Boss Resources is well underway to restart operations with the DFS expected to be complete by the end of 2019. From there it’s a case of confirming an offtake agreement to secure financing for the re-start of the project – which is essentially dependent on global uranium prices. Boss believes the landmark decision of US President Donald Trump to decline issuing quotas for domestic US uranium production is very positive for Australian producers and the uranium market as a whole, as the declined restrictions may have created long term distortions in the market which could have further impacted the recovery of the uranium...

All images: Boss Resources.   BY ELIZABETH FABRI   BOSS Resources is the proud owner of the Honeymoon project, one of the few Australian uranium projects ready to participate in the early stages of a new bull market. We spoke with Boss Resources managing director and chief executive Duncan Craib about the mine’s restart plan, technologies chosen for processing, and his outlook for the uranium market in the near-term.     Q. Take us through the re-start strategy for Honeymoon. In July 2018 the company launched the re-start strategy for the Honeymoon uranium project in South Australia, as categorised into three key phases; Phase 1: The generation of the final input data required for the DFS including the drilling program...