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Honeymoon Mine / Boss Energy Ramps Up Work As It Prepares For 2023 Restart

By David Dalton
26 July 2022

Company wants to capitalise on ‘supply-demand imbalance’
Boss Energy Ramps Up Work As It Prepares For 2023 Restart
Previous plans to revive the Honeymoon mine were shelved in 2013 because of low uranium prices and high production costs. Courtesy Boss Energy.
Boss Energy is ramping up key construction and development work at its Honeymoon Uranium Project in South Australia as it aims to start production in 2023.

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