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Global Atomic Corp

8 King Street East
Suite 1700
Toronto ON M5C 1B5 CAN
P: 416-368-3949
F: 416-368-5146
https://www.globalatomiccorp.com

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Global Atomic Corp is a Canadian-based company that operates along with its subsidiaries. Its business activities include processing of electric arc furnace dust (EAFD) obtained from steel companies in Turkey, through a Waelz kiln process to recover zinc concentrates that are then treated by zinc smelters; and acquisition, exploration, and development of uranium properties in Niger. It has two segments the Uranium Business and the EAFD Business. The majority of its revenue comes from its EAFD business.

Key Executives

NameTitle
Timothy N. CampbellSecretary/Vice President, Divisional
Stephen G. RomanCEO/Chairman of the Board/Director/Founder/President
Rein A. LehariCFO
Robert TaitVice President, Divisional
Santiago FaucherChief Technology Officer
Emre ToprakVice President, Divisional

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