Stakeholder engagement
e hosted the group of international
investors on 7 February to show how well
the project is progressing according to plan.
“When investors are considering investing in
companies, they need to have confidence in the
team, the project and the sector in which you
are operating,” says Emma Culver, Bannerman
Energy’s Investor Relations and Communications
Manager.
“This group of investors was impressed by
the high calibre of our local team, led by
Werner Ewald, and they have confidence in
the construction team as development and
construction of the Etango Mine continues.”
MINISTRY OF MINES AND ENERGY
‘ENCOURAGED’
n 24 January, the Executive Director of the Ministry of Mines &
Energy, Mr Penda Ithinda, the Mining Commissioner, Ms Isabella
Kandjii-Chirchir, and colleagues visited the Etango Uranium Project
construction site to inform themselves of the progress made to date.
Matjiua Hengua and MD Werner Ewald led a tour through the site
to show what had been achieved since the granting of the Mining
License in December 2023. “It is most encouraging to see that
Bannerman is keeping its promises,” commented Ms Kandjii-Chirchir.
‘IT’S A SITE TO BEHOLD’
Site visits are important for stakeholders to not only see the progress but to also feel the confidence and energy exuding from
our talented teams. In the first quarter of 2025, the Etango Uranium Project team welcomed two special delegations: a group
of investors from Australia, the United Kingdom, Hong Kong and Europe, and the Namibian Ministry of Mines & Energy.
INVESTORS GIVE A
THUMBS-UP
The investors from Australia, the United Kingdom, Hong Kong and Europe did their due diligence on
the Etango Uranium Project with a site visit in February 2025.
Werner Ewald, Managing Director of BMRN, points out areas of interest
on site to Ministry of Mines & Energy officials Penda Ithinda, (Executive
Director), Fila Mbaisa (Inspector), and Mining Commissioner, Isabella
Kandjii-Chirchir.