NEU HORIZON URANIUM
NEU HORIZON IS ADVANCING URANIUM DISCOVERY IN SWEDEN & CANADA
Neu Horizon Uranium Limited is advancing a dual-jurisdiction strategy across Sweden and Canada. In Sweden, we are advancing a portfolio of shear hosted and shale hosted uranium projects with opportunities for bulk and high-grade uranium projects. In parallel, we are progressing high-impact targets in Canada’s Athabasca region where Neu Horizon has secured exposure to a portfolio of Athabasca targets along the Grease River Shear Zone via an optioned project package known as “The Woods”.
These strategic projects position Neu Horizon to supply future uranium demand in support of clean, reliable baseload energy.
CANADIAN PROJECTS
ATHABASCA – “THE WOODS” PROJECT PORTFOLIO (OPTION)
SWEDISH PROJECTS
Vilhelmina shale-hosted uranium project is located in the heart of Sweden’s Alum Shale uranium district. The project has the potential to host multiple Tier 1 deposits of uranium and associated critical and battery metals needed to fuel the green energy revolution.
The Ravenberget shear-hosted uranium project is located in the heart of the historical Arjeplog-Arvidsjaur-Sorsele shear-hosted uranium district where sampling by the SGU during the 1970’s discovered multiple outcrop and boulder samples with grades up to 1.88% uranium.1
The Gillberget project is located in close proximity to District Metals Sågtjärn Deposit with a historical Inferred Mineral Estimate of 756kt @ 0.068% U3O8.1
Like Ravenberget, the project is located within a major deformation zone with multiple areas of historical outcropping uranium mineralisation and multiple unresolved S to SE-trending uranium boulder trains discovered in the 1980’s.
1 Footnote: Historical/non-JORC estimates; not verified by Neu Horizons Uranium and not reported in accordance with the JORC Code.
WHY SWEDEN?
1.4 Mt U
Estimated uranium resources in Sweden
6
10
New reactors planned in the next 20 years
Sweden is emerging as a prime jurisdiction for uranium exploration due to its significant resources and expanding nuclear power sector. As Europe’s leading mining nation, Sweden boasts 12 operating mines and numerous deposits currently under development.
2024 Policy Shift
In 2024, Sweden initiated a review of its moratorium on uranium exploration and mining, signalling a potential shift in policy. This review aligns with the global push for nuclear power as a key to achieving Net-Zero emissions.
Key Facts about Sweden’s Uranium Potential:
- 1.4Mt | Estimated uranium resources in Sweden
- 6 | Active Nuclear Reactors
- 10 | Planned Nuclear Reactors over next 20 years
Government Support
Recent policy discussions include reconsidering previous nuclear power shutdowns and increasing the focus on low-emission power generation, which could drive demand for uranium. Sweden is attracting significant interest from major players in the uranium sector, positioning itself as a potential leader in clean energy exploration.
To participate in this opportunity
THE GROWING GLOBAL DEMAND FOR URANIUM
Nuclear energy is a key low-carbon emissions, baseload power option.
- 10% of the world’s electricity is currently generated from nuclear power.
- Nuclear power is carbon emission-free, providing reliable baseload power.
- Potentially threefold increase in demand for uranium due to global decarbonisation goals.