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- The Market Online
A bold new chapter in the global energy race
In a world increasingly defined by its hunger for clean, reliable energy, few companies have embraced transformation as decisively as Nuclear Vision Ltd. (CSE:NUKV). Formerly known as Gold Digger Resources, the company has undergone a thorough rebirth—one that reflects not only a change in name but a fundamental shift in purpose. Today, Nuclear Vision stands at the forefront of a new energy frontier, focused on unlocking the potential of uranium to power the planet's future. This article is disseminated in partnership with Nuclear Vision Ltd. It is intended to inform investors and should not be taken as a recommendation or financial advice. From gold to gigawatts: A strategic rebranding The decision to rebrand to Nuclear Vision Limited was more than cosmetic—it was philosophical. The original name, tied to a legacy gold asset, no longer reflected the company's ambitions or the urgency of the global energy transition. As the world races to electrify everything from transportation to data centres, the demand for stable, carbon-free baseload power has never been greater. And nuclear energy, long misunderstood, is now being recognized as a critical part of that solution. 'We realized two things,' the company's new CEO, Derrick Dao said in an interview with Stockhouse Editorial. 'First, the world needs more energy—fast. Whether it's AI, blockchain, robotics, or automation, all of it runs on electricity. Second, there simply isn't enough uranium coming online quickly enough to meet that demand.' This realization sparked a pivot into uranium exploration, a sector where the fundamentals are not just strong—they're urgent. Unlike lithium, which saw a boom followed by oversupply, uranium remains constrained. Much of the world's current uranium production is already locked into long-term contracts with Russia and China. That leaves Western nations—particularly the U.S. and Europe—scrambling to secure new, independent sources. Uranium fundamentals: Stronger than ever The fundamentals underpinning uranium have never been more compelling. Global reactor demand is accelerating, with dozens of new nuclear plants under construction or planned across Asia, Europe, and North America. At the same time, persistent supply deficits have created a structural imbalance in the market. This is no longer a speculative trend—it's a supply chain crisis in the making. (Source: Nuclear Vision Ltd. corporate presentation / UxC Uranium Market Outlook Q1 2025, spot and term pricing from Cameco, demand forecast from Stifel.) Layered on top of this is the explosive growth in electricity demand driven by AI hyperscalers and data centres. These facilities require vast, uninterrupted power—something only nuclear can reliably provide at scale. As the world's digital infrastructure expands, so too does the urgency to secure long-term uranium supply. Nuclear Vision is working to position itself to be part of that solution. Botswana: A smart bet on stability, speed, and scale While many Canadian uranium explorers remain focused on the Athabasca Basin, Nuclear Vision has taken a different path—one that leads to southern Africa. The company's flagship project, the UA92 uranium project, spans nearly 5,000 square kilometers in Botswana, a country known for its political stability, mining-friendly policies, and underexplored uranium potential. Botswana is not just another mining jurisdiction—it is Africa's top-ranked country for mining investment and among the global leaders in terms of permitting efficiency and time to production. Unlike many uranium-rich nations where lead times from discovery to production can stretch over a decade, Botswana offers a streamlined path to development. This is a critical differentiator in a market where timing is everything. In contrast, instability in key uranium-producing countries like Niger and Kazakhstan has disrupted supply chains and created uncertainty around future availability. Political upheaval in Niger has led to license revocations, while Kazakhstan's geopolitical entanglements and proximity to Russian infrastructure introduce origin and transport risks. Sanctions on Russia and global tariff uncertainty further complicate the uranium trade, making secure, Western-aligned sources like Botswana increasingly valuable. A district-scale opportunity in the Karoo Basin Nuclear Vision holds the largest land position in Botswana's uranium-rich Karoo Basin, a geologically significant region adjacent to Lotus Resources' (OTC:LTSRF) large Letlhakane deposit. This strategic location offers not only scale and geological continuity but also district-level upside. The Karoo Basin has been the subject of extensive historical exploration, providing a rich dataset that Nuclear Vision intends to leverage to fast-track its exploration and development efforts. (Source: Nuclear Vision Ltd.) The company has identified additional prospective areas within the basin and is actively working to consolidate a leading acreage position. With a first-mover advantage, Nuclear Vision is also evaluating global M&A targets and partnership opportunities to expand its footprint and accelerate development. A prospect generator model is being considered to fund exploration through joint ventures, minimizing dilution while maximizing upside. Exploration strategy: UA92 and the Ecca Formation At the UA92 project, exploration will begin at the mapped outcrops of the Ecca Formation on the project's western edges. This formation, known to host uranium mineralization, was previously encountered at depth by Anglo American in the central part of the basin. Nuclear Vision plans to advance exploration from the edges inward, guided by both surface mapping and historical drill data. To enhance subsurface understanding, the company will deploy an airborne gravity survey to map basin structures and channel geometries—key controls on uranium deposition. This data will be instrumental in identifying high-priority drill targets and unlocking the full potential of the basin. Model for sedimentary uranium deposits: (Source: Nuclear Vision Ltd. corporate presentation / Paleovalley-related uranium: Exploration criteria and case-studies from Australia and China, 2014, al.) A team built for energy, not just exploration Nuclear Vision's leadership brings deep roots in the energy sector, particularly in oil and gas. This background is more than relevant—it's strategic. in-situ recovery (ISR) uranium production shares many similarities with conventional hydrocarbon extraction, from well design to fluid management. By leveraging this expertise, the company is positioning itself to move from exploration to production with uncommon speed and efficiency. The in-situ uranium recovery process: (Source: Nuclear Vision Ltd.) This energy-first mindset also reflects a broader commitment to the global energy transition. 'We're not just a mining company,' CEO Dao emphasizes. 'We're an energy company. And we believe nuclear is essential to a low-carbon future.' He is a seasoned executive with extensive international experience in the energy sector with a deep technical understanding of reservoir fluid flow, which is notably important for producing uranium via in situ recovery. Dao also emphasized the strength of the Nuclear Vision wider team, which includes seasoned executives with over a century of combined mining and uranium expertise. 'It's not enough just to have a deposit, you must also have the elements of scale, cost, policy and of course, a strong team to bring your mining vision to reality, I am really excited about the truly world class team we have assembled for Nuclear Vision' 'I am excited to join Nuclear Vision at such a pivotal time in the uranium cycle. With a dominant land position in Botswana's Karoo Basin and a clear strategy to unlock basin-scale potential, we are well-positioned to deliver long-term value for shareholders,' he explained in a news release on his appointment. 'Our focus is on disciplined exploration, strategic targeting, and leveraging Botswana's stable, mining-friendly environment to accelerate the path to discovery. I look forward to working with the world class team we have assembled at Nuclear Vision and working towards our mission of becoming the world's next global uranium company.' Why investors should take notice Nuclear Vision Limited is not just riding the wave of nuclear resurgence—it's helping shape it. With a clear strategic focus, a world-class asset in Botswana, and a leadership team built for execution, the company is uniquely positioned to meet the West's growing demand for secure, scalable uranium supply. Not only that, but as one of the few early-stage uranium explorers focused on Africa, Nuclear Vision offers exposure to a region with vast untapped potential. In a market where most of the prime real estate has already been staked, this kind of first-mover advantage is rare—and potentially lucrative. For investors seeking to align with the future of clean energy, Nuclear Vision Ltd. offers a compelling story of transformation, opportunity, and urgency. The fundamentals are strong. The strategy is sound. And the timing couldn't be better. Now is the time to take a closer look. 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Globe and Mail
14-05-2025
- Business
- Globe and Mail
Gold Digger Resources Inc. Announces Name Change to Nuclear Vision Limited
Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - May 14, 2025) - Gold Digger Resources Inc. (CSE: GDIG) (the " Company") is pleased to announce that the Company has changed its name from "Gold Digger Resources Inc." to "Nuclear Vision Limited" under the new trading symbol "NUKV" on the Canadian Securities Exchange. The new CUSIP for the Company's common shares will be 670323104 and the new ISIN number will be CA6703231044. The Company's common shares are expected to begin trading under the Company's new name and ticker symbol at the opening of trading on May 16, 2025. Allan Bezanson, CEO commented, "we changed the name to better reflect our business and the sector we operate within. We believe our land position and ability to develop a commercial uranium asset is timely as we move towards a greener, more efficient energy transition." On Behalf of the Board of Directors Allan Bezanson President, CEO and Director About Nuclear Vision Limited Nuclear Vision Limited is an early-stage mineral resource exploration company. The Company's material property is the Regnault Project, consisting of 71 contiguous mineral claims covering an area of approximately 3,678 Ha located north-northeast of Chibougamau in the Province of Québec. The Company also holds the UA92 uranium project, consisting of 7 prospecting licenses totaling approximately 4,828km 2 located in central Botswana. Neither the Canadian Securities Exchange nor its Market Regulator (as that term is defined in the policies of the Canadian Securities Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
