MINING COMPANY INVESTMENT DEEP DIVE: Anfield Energy (ANLDF): A Strategic Uranium Investment Opportunity

IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS OF A U.S. URANIUM PRODUCER

The uranium sector is gaining momentum as nuclear energy solidifies its role in the global push for clean power, and today, we’re spotlighting a U.S.-focused player: Anfield Energy Inc. (ANLDF).

In our latest premium Substack report, Comprehensive Investment Deep Dive Analysis for Anfield Energy (ANLDF), we explore why this pre-production company could be a calculated addition to your portfolio as it targets 1 million pounds of U₃O₈ production by 2027.

Here’s what you’ll find in this detailed analysis:

Production Potential: Anfield aims for 1 million pounds of U₃O₈ annually by 2027, leveraging its Velvet-Wood Mine and Shootaring Canyon Mill in Utah. With a total resource base of 10 million pounds across Utah, New Mexico, Arizona, and Wyoming, its low AISC target of $50 per pound positions it for strong margins as uranium prices stabilize above $60 per pound and likely higher in 2025.

Experienced Leadership: CEO Corey Dias, with over 20 years in uranium markets, leads a seasoned team, supported by COO Douglas Beahm’s 50 years of industry expertise, ensuring operational and regulatory navigation in the U.S. market.

Financial Position: With $6 million in cash and $8 million in liquidity from a 2024 $10 million equity raise, Anfield is funded for near-term milestones, though $20 million more is needed for its mill and mine restart, alongside $12 million in liabilities to manage.

Market Context: Uranium at $60+ per pound, bolstered by U.S. policies like the 2025 Presidential Executive Order 14241 by President Trump, aligns with Anfield’s domestic focus. Its stock, at $0.040 (down 20% YOY), could see upside to $0.080 if production targets are met and uranium prices rebound.

M&A Prospects and Risks: Major shareholders enCore Energy (20%) and Uranium Energy Corp (17.8%) enhance Anfield’s M&A appeal, with IsoEnergy’s $126.8 million acquisition deal already in motion. Regulatory delays, capital needs, and price volatility remain key risks to monitor.

This report provides a thorough examination of Anfield’s operations, financials, technical trends, and industry positioning, equipping you with the insights needed to evaluate its potential in the uranium market and for your portfolio. For investors with a long-term view on nuclear energy growth, Anfield offers a high-risk, high-reward opportunity worth considering.

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Invest with knowledge,
Gary Bohm
Founder, Metals and Miners

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

• INTRODUCTION OF ANFIELD ENERGY (ANLDF) - Overview of Anfield Energy’s strategic position, production targets, and market context

• COMPANY OVERVIEW - Background, asset portfolio, and U.S.-focused strategy

• CORPORATE LEADERSHIP STRUCTURE - Key executives, their expertise, and focus on sustainability

• HISTORICAL PERFORMANCE MILESTONES - Recent key achievements driving Anfield’s growth

• KEY INSTITUTIONAL AND INSIDER STAKEHOLDERS - Ownership breakdown, including insiders, enCore Energy, and Uranium Energy Corp

• JURISDICTION ANALYSIS - Operational analysis of Utah, New Mexico, Arizona, and Wyoming

• FINANCIAL POSITION - Financial overview, liquidity, assets, liabilities, and funding needs

• INVESTMENT VIABILITY - Evaluation of Anfield’s risk-reward profile for investors

• MERGER & ACQUISITION POTENTIAL - M&A prospects, including the role of major shareholders and IsoEnergy’s acquisition

• INDUSTRY POSITIONING - Anfield’s competitive stance in the uranium sector

• RESOURCE BASE - Detailed breakdown of Anfield’s 10 million pounds of U₃O₈ resources

• ENVIRONMENTAL, SOCIAL, AND GOVERNANCE (ESG) - ESG efforts, challenges, and community engagement

• TECHNICAL ANALYSIS - Stock price trends, support/resistance levels, and momentum analysis

• CONCLUSION- Summary of Anfield’s investment potential and key considerations

COMPREHENSIVE INVESTMENT DEEP DIVE ANALYSIS FOR ANFIELD ENERGY (ANLDF)

Anfield Energy Inc. (ANLDF), a uranium-focused company headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, has strategically positioned itself as a near-term producer in the United States, aiming to capitalize on the surging demand for nuclear energy as a clean and reliable power source amid global energy transitions.