A strategic tier one uranium asset
with a long-life operation
Our Langer Heinrich Mine (LHM) in Namibia (75% Paladin ownership) is a strategic tier one uranium asset with a long-life operation, located in central western Namibia approximately 80km east of Swakopmund and 85km northeast of the Walvis Bay major deepwater harbour.
The uranium mined and processed at the LHM is being used to resource nuclear power plants, helping drive the global energy transition to a low carbon future.
Operational ramp-up expected to be completed by FY2027
Community engagement
and outreach
Contributing to the communities we operate in is a priority for Paladin and our Langer Heinrich Mine. Our goal is to make a lasting, positive impact on the lives and livelihoods of the people of the Erongo region through the engagement activities we complete.
Guided by our Values of Integrity, Respect, Courage and Community, we are committed to contributing to the community through stakeholder engagement and partnership.
We are proud to provide support to local communities across education, health, wellbeing, culture and sports initiatives.
Background image shows Spitzkoppe, one of Namibias most popular landmarks.
Empowering young people through sport
Cricket is one of the fastest-growing sports in Namibia and with the support of Langer Heinrich, the Mondesa Cricket Hub was launched last month at Hanganeni Primary School in Swakopmund. The Hub’s launch is an important achievement for grassroots sport development in the region.
Langer Heinrich partnered with Cricket Namibia on a three-year journey to grow cricket at a community level, with the Mondesa Cricket Hub’s development the first major milestone. The facility will provide opportunities for the children in the community and is a launchpad for aspiring cricketers to dream big while learning essential life skills.
Helping combat crime through donation to the Namibian Police
Ensuring the safety of our people and those in the Erongo community is important to us. We were proud to donate a Toyota Urban Cruiser, 20 bicycles, five computers and a printer to the Namibian Police Force to support its effort in combating crime in the region. The deposit is discovered after a government-sponsored airborne radiometric survey of the area.
Supporting the Omaruru District Hospital
We donated a fully fitted ambulance to the Omaruru District Hospital to ensure the people of Omaruru and surrounding areas can access urgent hospital care. The ambulance will provide transport to remote communities.
Technology upgrades at the Mondesa Community Library
Through the donation of 20 computers and two printers, we supported the Mondesa Community Library to establish a fully equipped computer laboratory. The lab will provide resources for residents to access digital information and enhance their computer skills, while also supporting library staff in their work.