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Alligator snaps down on ‘year of delivery’: RIU Fremantle

Alligator Energy (ASX:AGE) CEO Andrea Marsland-Smith says the RIU Explorers Conference in Fremantle will allow the company to ensure its messaging and execution remains aligned with shareholder expectations ahead of a “year of delivery”.

“Our primary objective is to engage with existing and new investors, share progress across our project portfolio, and clearly articulate our strategy and near-term priorities,” Marsland-Smith tells this news service.

RIU has built a strong reputation for being practical, well-curated and genuinely focused on discovery and development-stage companies.”

Alligator is presenting at 10.15pm AWST on the opening day of the conference, which is held from 17-19 February at the Esplanade Hotel Fremantle by Rydges in Western Australia.

The company’s conference presentation will focus on project advancement, technical validation, and execution readiness regarding its Samphire Uranium Project and Big Lake deposit in South Australia. 

“Key themes would include progress at Samphire, exploration plans for Big Lake, regulatory and permitting milestones, and how we are positioning the company to move from development toward potential production in a disciplined and responsible manner,” Marsland-Smith adds.

“What sets it apart is the quality of engagement, investors, analysts, and industry participants come to RIU prepared, informed and ready to have meaningful technical and strategic conversations.

“It strikes a good balance between formal presentations and informal access, which is particularly valuable for emerging companies.”

As reported by Mining.com.au, the Samphire Uranium Project is a key exploration focus for Alligator, after a defining 2025 that saw the completion of construction for the pilot plant, confirming the conclusion of stage one and two commissioning and the practical completion of the pilot plan.

“It’s approachable, well-organised and offers direct access to company leadership,” Marsland-Smith explains. 

“The breadth of commodities and project stages on display also makes it a great forum for learning, networking and understanding what resonates with the market.”

Alligator Energy is a uranium and energy metals project developer and explorer, focusing on the development of uranium production in South Australia and the Northern Territory.

The company is presenting at the RIU Explorers Conference in Fremantle, Western Australia being held from 17-19 February. Mining.com.au is an official media partner of this year’s event.

Write to Maddison Elliott at Mining.com.au   

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