-- パラディン・エナジー(ASX:PDN)は、ナミビアのランガー・ハインリッヒ鉱山における2026会計年度の三ウラン八酸化物生産量を、従来の400万ポンド~440万ポンドから450万ポンド~480万ポンドに上方修正したと、金曜日にオーストラリア証券取引所に提出した書類で発表した。 同社が75%の権益を保有する同鉱山の設備投資および探査費用は、優先順位の見直しと設備投資および探査費用の繰り延べにより、従来の2,600万ドル~3,200万ドルから1,500万ドル~1,700万ドルに下方修正された。 同社は、中東における現在の紛争の継続期間と、それに伴うコスト予測への影響次第ではあるが、生産コストは従来の1ポンド当たり4,400万ドル~4,800万ドルというガイダンスとほぼ一致する見込みだと述べた。 同鉱山は、第3四半期に103万ポンドの売上高と129万ポンドの生産量を記録した。通期売上高見通しは380万ポンドから420万ポンドで変更はない。 パラディン社は、LHMが2026年度末までに採掘および選鉱プラントの本格稼働に移行する見込みであると述べた。 同社の株価は直近の取引で3%上昇し、一時2024年6月以来の高値をつけた。
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