Basin Uranium Production Notes

Fixed-rate notes on an operating in-situ recovery wellfield with five utility supply contracts.

In-situ recovery dissolves uranium in place and pumps it to the surface, so there is no open pit, no waste rock and no tailings impoundment. The facility holds an operating license, is in production, and sells under five indexed utility contracts. Every reactor on this platform needs what this wellfield produces.

Powder River In-Situ Recovery Facility · Moorcroft, WYOperating license issuedEscrow: Meridian Trust, N.A.

TRL 9 of 9, band 8.8 to 9, signed by Dr. Samuel Adeyemi, PhD Nuclear Engineering; ASME Section III reviewer, on Apr 2, 2026.See the evidence it rests on

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Minimum: $500
Target coupon: 6.60%
Term: 7 yr
Investors: 3,388

Closed May 29, 2026

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Principal risks of this offering

Uranium spot pricing is volatile and indexed contracts transmit part of that volatility to revenue.
Groundwater restoration obligations continue after production ceases and are secured by a bond that may prove insufficient.
Wellfield productivity can decline faster than modeled, which shortens the revenue tail.

General risks of private securities

Private securities are speculative and illiquid. You should be prepared to hold this position for its full term and to lose the entire amount invested. Nuclear construction has a documented history of schedule and cost overrun. Platforms that sold equity in unbuilt energy projects have mostly failed; those that sold debt against operating assets with contracted offtake have mostly survived. That history is why the TRL tier of an offering matters more than its headline return.

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