Duncan Craib

Chief Executive, Managing Director / Boss Energy

Duncan Craib joined Boss Resources in January 2017 as chief executive and has overseen a successful capital raise, the completion of a resource upgrade at the Jasons Prospect, the successful completion of a Preliminary Feasibility Study over the Honeymoon Project, and the commissioning of a Field Leach Trial due to commence shortly. He was subsequently appointed managing director in August 2017. Prior to commencing with Boss Resources, Mr Craib was finance director to Swakop Uranium and was heavily involved in the US$2.5 billion development and construction of its world class Husab uranium mine in Namibia. Its principal shareholder, China General Nuclear Power Corporation (CGN), is the largest nuclear power operator in China and largest nuclear power constructor worldwide. Husab is currently being commissioned and once in production, it will be one of the largest mining and processing uranium projects in the world. Prior to 2012, Mr Craib served in London as chief financial officer of Kalahari Minerals. The company’s key investment was a 42.74% shareholding in Extract Resources and its subsidiary Swakop Uranium, which was ultimately the subject of a corporate transaction in 2012 valued at US$2.2 billion.

Lists and Charts

Revenue

Rank		Company	#
51^st	-	Boss Energy	$57.06m
69^th		Breaker Resources	$14.64m
70^th		Triangle Energy Global	$13.58m
71^st		Element 25	$13.30m
72^nd	-	Green360 Technologies	$12.60m

588 public companies - resources WA ranked by total revenue

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Roles

2017

Chief Executive, Managing Director

Boss Energy

Year started and most recent title

Total Shareholder Return as at 02/12/24

Rank	Company	1 Yr	5 Yr
1291^st	Vanadium Resources">Vanadium Resources	-34.8%	-1.86%
1292^nd	Papyrus Australia">Papyrus Australia	-34.89%	-6.26%
1293^rd	Boss Energy">Boss Energy	-35.01%	42.36%
1294^th	Rumble Resources">Rumble Resources	-35.06%	-5.1%
1295^th	Nuheara">Nuheara	-35.11%	-35.88%

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1767 WA (and selected non WA) listed companies ranked by 1 year TSR relative to other companies with similar revenue
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	NEWS: Tagged in Boss increases stake in Canadian junior	13 Mar 2025
	NEWS: Tagged in Boss set to increase Australian portfolio	10 Mar 2025
	NEWS: Tagged in Boss on course for guidance at Honeymoon	29 Jan 2025
	NEWS: Tagged in Boss chalks up production target	04 Sep 2024
	NEWS: Tagged in Boss bullish on uranium demand	06 Aug 2024
	NEWS: Tagged in Boss targets production success	24 Jul 2024
	NEWS: Tagged in Glowing reports push uranium upside	10 Jul 2024
	NEWS: Tagged in Potential could boost Boss production	26 Jun 2024
	NEWS: Tagged in Boss begins production at Alta Mesa	14 Jun 2024
	NEWS: Tagged in Boss shares down 11pc following sell-off	28 May 2024

News Articles

Tuesday, 1 August, 2017 - 17:13
Board Moves August 1, 2017
Nicholas Clark has retired as executive director, strategy at Alexium International Group to focus on his young family in the US following the unexpected loss of his wife last year. Mr Clark will also be stepping down from all public and community roles.
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Thursday, 25 March, 2021 - 15:28
Boss taps hot uranium market
Boss Energy has become the third Perth-based uranium company to undertake a major capital raising this year, tapping into improving sentiment for the commodity.
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Wednesday, 16 March, 2022 - 14:53
Boss raises funds for Honeymoon restart
Boss Energy is hoping to garner $125 million from investors to bring the company’s Honeymoon uranium project into production.
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Tuesday, 27 February, 2024 - 17:00
Boss acquires stake in US project
Subiaco-based Boss Energy has acquired a 30 per cent stake of the Alta Mesa ISR uranium project, located in the American state of Texas, for $US60 million, or $A91.5 million.
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Thursday, 29 February, 2024 - 16:45
Boss a step closer to yellowcake
Uranium explorer Boss Energy is getting closer towards producing its first drum of yellowcake at the company's flagship Honeymoon uranium project in South Australia.
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Tuesday, 23 April, 2024 - 14:39
‘Populism’ thwarts uranium and nuclear debate
The boss of Australia’s newest uranium miner says populist political leaders are not interested in casting a fair eye over nuclear energy’s potential as part of the nation’s future energy mix.
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Tuesday, 28 May, 2024 - 15:30
Boss shares down 11pc following sell-off
Shares in Subiaco-based Boss Energy regressed by 11 per cent on Tuesday to $4.67 per share.
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Friday, 14 June, 2024 - 13:00
Boss begins production at Alta Mesa
Duncan Craib-led Boss Energy has begun production at its US-based Alta Mesa uranium project in Texas.
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Wednesday, 26 June, 2024 - 15:50
Potential could boost Boss production
Duncan Craib-led Boss Energy believes positive drilling results from its Gould's Dam satellite deposit could pave the way for increased production at its Honeymoon project.
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Wednesday, 10 July, 2024 - 09:00
Glowing reports push uranium upside
The controversial yellow mineral has been one of the most talked-about products of 2024.
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Wednesday, 24 July, 2024 - 15:03
Boss targets production success
Uranium producer Boss Energy is confident it will hit its 2025 financial year production guidance of 850,000 pounds of uranium oxide at its Honeymoon project in South Australia.
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Tuesday, 6 August, 2024 - 10:48
Boss bullish on uranium demand
A forecast uranium production boost which led to an ASX stock sell-off last week will have a marginal impact on the market, according to Boss Energy chief executive Duncan Craib.
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Wednesday, 4 September, 2024 - 15:44
Boss chalks up production target
Uranium producer Boss Energy was unable to stem the flow of losses across the market on Wednesday, despite positive news from its Honeymoon project in South Australia.
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Wednesday, 29 January, 2025 - 12:16
Boss on course for guidance at Honeymoon
Boss Energy is on course to meet its 850,000-pound production guidance for the 2025 financial year at its Honeymoon uranium project in South Australia.
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Monday, 10 March, 2025 - 12:35
Boss set to increase Australian portfolio
Boss Energy is set to extend its uranium portfolio into the Northern Territory, following news it had filed documents to team up with Eclipse Metals.
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Thursday, 13 March, 2025 - 15:51
Boss increases stake in Canadian junior
Subiaco-based Boss Energy has announced plans to secure an additional 9 per cent {23.5 million shares} stake in Canadian junior Laramide Resources.

Boss taps hot uranium market
Thursday, 25 March, 2021 - 15:28

Boss set to increase Australian portfolio
Monday, 10 March, 2025 - 12:35
TimelineJS
Board Moves August 1, 2017
Boss taps hot uranium market
Boss raises funds for Honeymoon restart
Boss acquires stake in US project
Boss a step closer to yellowcake
‘Populism’ thwarts uranium and nuclear debate
Boss shares down 11pc following sell-off
Boss begins production at Alta Mesa
Potential could boost Boss production
Glowing reports push uranium upside
Boss targets production success
Boss bullish on uranium demand
Boss chalks up production target
Boss on course for guidance at Honeymoon
Boss set to increase Australian portfolio
Boss increases stake in Canadian junior
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