5 Powerful Reasons Anfield Energy (OTCQB: ANLDF) (TSX:AEC) (FSE:OAD) Could Be 2022’s Hottest Energy Play
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Aggressive global decarbonization goals coupled with the slow transition to renewables is likely to create more demand for uranium and nuclear energy. (1)(2)
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Geopolitical unrest has pushed uranium prices higher and could set up a potential national security risk.(3)(4)
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Anfield Energy holds one of just three licensed, permitted, and constructed mills in the United States – the Shootaring Canyon Mill.(5)
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The company also owns the Velvet-Wood Project, a 2,425-acre property in Utah, which produced about 400,000 tons of mined uranium (4Mlbs of uranium and 5Mlbs of vanadium) between 1979 and 1984, with a current uranium resource of 4.6Mlbs. There’s also the West Slope Project, a 6,913-acre property in southwestern Colorado, which hosts nine historic uranium and vanadium mines with a historical resource of 11Mlbs of uranium and 53Mlbs of vanadium. Both will serve as feed into Anfield’s Shootaring Canyon Mill, creating a long-term conventional uranium mine-and-mill complex.
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Anfield is trading at a market cap/resource multiple of ~75% lower than the average of other North American-focused uranium exploration and development companies.(7)
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