ANFIELD ENERGY Business Summary

Anfield Energy Inc. (AEC) is a uranium and vanadium development company that operates through a strategic "hub-and-spoke" business model designed to consolidate domestic nuclear fuel production. The company generates revenue through the extraction and processing of energy metals, with primary business segments divided into its centralized processing infrastructure and a portfolio of satellite mining assets. The core of its operations is the Shootaring Canyon Mill in Utah—one of only three licensed conventional uranium mills in the United States—which serves as the processing hub for high-grade "spoke" projects including the Velvet-Wood and Slick Rock mines. Anfield competes directly with established domestic players such as Energy Fuels Inc., Western Uranium & Vanadium Corp., and IsoEnergy Ltd., distinguishing itself as a critical infrastructure-led producer capable of providing toll milling services and rapid production restarts in a supply-constrained market. The company is led by Co-Founder and CEO Corey Dias, an investment banking veteran with over a decade of leadership in uranium project development, and Co-Founder Joshua Bleak, a fourth-generation uranium miner with deep regulatory expertise in the American Southwest. The executive team was further strengthened in early 2026 with the appointment of Lubica Niemann as Chief Financial Officer and Douglas Beahm as Chief Operating Officer. Anfield’s Board of Directors features high-profile industry and policy figures, including Non-Executive Chairman Ken Mushinski, former U.S. Representative Jeff Duncan, and Ross McElroy, the former CEO of Fission Uranium. A pivotal strategic investor is Uranium Energy Corp. (UEC), which holds a significant equity stake and is currently seeking formal "Control Person" status to align Anfield’s rare milling capacity with broader North American nuclear fuel supply chains.