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BOE vs PDN

Hi MM, Following the BOE director sell-down, BOE has, to date, had a greater fall from its recent highs than PDN. Given this, notwithstanding that you have said many times that PDN is your preferred uranium play out of those two producers/near-producers, is there a scenario in which you would buy BOE instead of PDN (or perhaps ultimately some of both, with BOE first) if the BOE price continues to fall - both in general and relative to PDN? I assume that BOE is not an "Avoid" altogether and, at a particular price point, MM would be quite interested but obviously I may be wrong on that point. Also, given the extent of the director sell-down, is the BOE share price currently holding up better than you would have expected - and are you still leaning towards further falls/weakness? Thanks, Darren

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Hi Darren,

We have touched on the implications of the recent director sell down of BOE and relative attractiveness vs PDN a few times this week given the news – see here for comments made on Wednesday. We still prefer Paladin for a number of reasons but Boss remains on our radar given our medium term bullish view on Uranium. We’re not

Ultimately, Boss is still more expensive than Paladin despite the relative underperformance this week, still around a ~15% relative valuation gap between the two larger uranium stocks on the ASX. We wouldn’t consider Boss until this gap had closed more meaningfully, or even until Boss was trading at a discount. Peninsula (PEN) is the cheapest in the space, however, this is pre-production and has had some issues bringing the Lance asset online.

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