Skeleton Coast Uranium
Skeleton Coast Uranium holds options to acquire 70-75% controlling interests in five Exclusive Prospecting Licenses (EPLs) located in the Erongo Region of Namibia which produces approximately 10% of world uranium output.
The EPLs cover 610 km2 and position the Company as one of the largest license holders in the region. All the concessions have known uranium mineralization and are located either adjacent to or within 10-25 kms of one of the 3 existing uranium mines (i.e. Langer Heinrich, Rössing or Husab). Skeleton Coast Uranium is committed to incurring CAD$5 million in exploration expenditures across the 5 EPLs by June 2028.
The EPLs cover 610 km2 and position the Company as one of the largest license holders in the region. All the concessions have known uranium mineralization and are located either adjacent to or within 10-25 kms of one of the 3 existing uranium mines (i.e. Langer Heinrich, Rössing or Husab). Skeleton Coast Uranium is committed to incurring CAD$5 million in exploration expenditures across the 5 EPLs by June 2028.
Leadership Team
Scott Davis
CEO and Director
Allan Glowach
Director
Gord Friesen
Director
Robert Weicker
ADVISOR
Leadership Insights
A tale of two uranium models: EPL 9727 and EPL 8208
July 2, 2026
EPL 8617 is one of those licences that jumps out from the map, covering 10,492 hectares and sitting in a proven uranium district.
Why EPL 8617 is a key part of Skeleton Coast Uranium’s exploration story
June 15, 2026
EPL 8617 is one of those licences that jumps out from the map, covering 10,492 hectares and sitting in a proven uranium district.
What historical data tells us, and what it does not, at Skeleton Coast
May 25, 2026
Historical targets, modern standards: how we are approaching the data.
Inside Skeleton Coast Uranium’s 5-EPL position in Namibia
May 1, 2026
Skeleton Coast’s land position is simple to describe and hard to ignore: five EPLs covering 610 square kilometres in the heart of Namibia’s uranium belt.
Why Skeleton Coast Uranium is focused on Namibia
April 20, 2026
You can find uranium stories all over the global map. What is harder to find is a jurisdiction where uranium mining is already proven at scale.
