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Sweden
West Africa
Australia

Sweden

Aura Energy's main Sweden projects are based on the Alum Shales, which have been historically known as one of the largest depositories of uranium in the world. Uranium was mined and extracted from the Shales in the 1960s and the mineralisation also contains significant amounts of molybdenum, vanadium, nickel and zinc.

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West Africa

Aura Energy has a strong landholding in Reguibat in Mauritania and applications in the Tim Mersoi Basin in Niger. The West African region hosts several world class uranium mines. The Tim Mersoi Basin in Niger is one of the world’s major uranium producing regions, while the Reguibat Craton area in Northern Mauritania is shaping up as a major emerging uranium province.

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Australia

Aura Energy has a JORC resource at the Wondinong Project in Western Australia.

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Aura Energy is an Australian based uranium company that has advanced projects with large resources close to the surface in Europe, Africa and Australia. Aura holds a total of 860 million pounds (389,000 tonnes) uranium in inferred resources. Its two main projects include: the H�gg�n Project located in Sweden’s Alum Shale Province, one of the largest depositories of uranium in the world; and the highly prospective Reguibat Province in Mauritania.

Demand for uranium is increasing and the company believes it is well positioned to meet some of this future demand.

Areva Announced as Preferred Strategic Partner

Aura has announced it has selected Areva Mines SA as the preferred strategic partner for the development of the H�gg�n Project. Read the ASX announcement here.

Scoping Study Update

Read about the updated scoping study on the H�gg�n Project here.

Mauritania: A Greenfields Exploration Opportunity

The Society of Economic Geologists, the main professional organisation for geologists in the mining space, recently produced an excellent article on Mauritania's mineral exploration potential and the prominent role Aura plays in the country. Read the article here.

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