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Tribeca Hosts Nuclear Energy & Uranium Investor Lunch

Earlier this month, we had the privilege to host an exclusive investor lunch focused on the nuclear energy and uranium thematic, featuring insights from industry leaders. Guy Keller, Portfolio Manager of the Tribeca Nuclear Energy Opportunities Strategy, hosted an engaging panel discussion featuring Grace Stanke, nuclear engineer and advocate from Constellation Energy, Boss Energy CEO Duncan Craib, and Will Shackel, founder of Nuclear for Australia.

Grace Stanke provided an update on the US nuclear energy landscape, addressing energy security, the impact of the Trump 2.0 presidency, and how utilities are responding to surging electricity demand from data centres and AI. Duncan Craib highlighted the ongoing challenges in bringing uranium supply online, while sharing Boss Energy’s success in ramping up the Honeymoon operation. Will Shackel discussed the political landscape in Australia, emphasizing that Australia’s nuclear future will be decided at the ballot box.

A huge thank you to our panellists for their invaluable insights and to everyone who joined us for an engaging discussion.

For more information on our Resources and Nuclear Energy capabilities, please reach out to our Investor Relations team investors@tribecaip.com.au.

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