Group 1 - China Uranium Corporation (001280.SZ) plans to acquire a stake in Namibia's Etango uranium mine for approximately 2.22 billion RMB (about 3.22 billion USD) [1] - The acquisition will be executed through China National Nuclear Overseas Co., Ltd. (CNOOC), which will acquire 45% of the equity in Bannerman Energy UK Limited (BMN UK) [1] - The funding for the acquisition will come from CNOOC's own funds and self-raised funds, including 2.27 billion USD for equity increase and up to 0.94 billion USD for shareholder loans [1] Group 2 - BMN UK holds a 95% stake in Bannerman Mining Resources (Namibia) (BMRN), which owns the mining rights for the Etango uranium project [2] - After the transaction, China Uranium will indirectly hold 42.75% of the Etango project and participate in major decision-making and management [2] - The Etango project has a total of 80,000 tons of identified, controlled, and inferred uranium resources and has completed preliminary work, including feasibility studies [2] Group 3 - BMN's total assets are 195 million AUD, with total liabilities of 8.659 million AUD and a net asset value of 187 million AUD [4] - BMN reported a net loss of 4.196 million AUD for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2025, with no main business revenue [4] - China Uranium expects a net profit of 1.6 to 1.65 billion RMB for 2025, representing a year-on-year growth of 9.7% to 13.13% [4]
交易对价约22亿元！中国铀业拟收购纳米比亚一铀矿部分股权