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2026-11-06

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Full background report

Wayne Dicinoski

Vice President Operations Australia (listed by ASM; post-acquisition continuity not confirmed)

Career chronology

  • Technical Manager from 2020; interim VP Operations Australia from 9 November 2025; current page continues title, post-acquisition status unconfirmed: Australian Strategic Materials — Technical Manager, then General Manager – Technical, then interim VP Operations Australia. Management Team (lines 43-46); Management changes (lines 16-29)

  • More than 30 years, per issuer biography; detailed chronology not supplied: Mining/minerals processing projects — Senior technical and operational leadership across Australia, Asia, Africa, Middle East and Europe; employers/individual roles not specified. Management Team (lines 45-46)

Business failures and setbacks

Dubbo remained in study/pre-construction work during his technical and interim operations tenure

2020–FY2026 · issuer reported · medium materiality

ASM’s FY2026 Annual Report describes the Dubbo pathway through a Heap Leach Option assessment and ongoing pre-feasibility work; the signed 2024–25 annual review identifies pre-construction status. Dicinoski joined ASM in 2020 as Technical Manager and was appointed interim VP Operations Australia in November 2025. The sources do not establish his personal responsibility for delays or funding decisions.

Attribution: Role overlaps event; causation unproven. Technical/operations roles overlapped with project studies, but decision-making authority or individual causation is not established.

Relevance: Material to execution track record for a senior Australian operations role.

Annual Financial Report 2026 (p. 3, Dubbo project pathway); Dubbo Project 2024-2025 Annual Review (pp. 1-2, pre-construction compliance/reporting status); Management Team (lines 43-46); Management changes (lines 27-29)

Environmental record

Dubbo annual review reports scoped consent and mining-lease compliance

1 July 2024–30 June 2025; portal scope since March 2020 · issuer reported · low materiality

ASM’s signed 2024–25 annual review reports compliance and no non-compliances for its stated project reporting period; the NSW planning portal displays no project enforcement since March 2020. Dicinoski held technical/operations roles during portions of this period, but the evidence does not identify him as the signatory or assign personal environmental responsibility.

Attribution: Role overlaps event; causation unproven. Site-level compliance is company reporting; the signatory and regulator record do not establish Dicinoski’s personal conduct.

Relevance: Relevant to an Australian operations role; evidence is scoped and not independent of the issuer except the portal.

Dubbo Project 2024-2025 Annual Review (pp. 1-2, signed compliance statement); Dubbo Project (formerly known as the Dubbo Zirconia Mine) (lines 83-92, enforcement scope)

Suitability for the current role

Technical and operational project experience aligns with Australian project oversight

2020 to cutoff, per issuer; VP role from Nov 2025 · analyst inference · medium materiality

ASM reports over 30 years delivering mining, mineral-processing and critical-material projects and an ASM progression from Technical Manager in 2020 to GM Technical and VP Australian Operations. The 2025 release assigns the interim VP Australia role the Dubbo Project and Toongi Pastoral Company. Detailed project-specific outcomes and credentials were not independently checked.

Attribution: Responsibility not applicable. The issuer establishes titles and general experience; it does not provide independent project attribution.

Relevance: Relevant to oversight of Dubbo development and operational readiness.

Management Team (lines 43-50); Management changes (lines 16-29)

Evidence gaps

  • The undated ASM webpage lists Dicinoski as current after the acquisition, but no dated record confirms his position in Energy Fuels/ASM after 28 August 2026.

  • The company has not published his detailed previous-employer chronology or project-by-project outcomes.

  • His 2020 ASM start is stated by the issuer without a precise day; the VP interim date is tied to the November 2025 management restructure.

  • Open web searches are not exhaustive criminal, sanctions, litigation, regulator or credential checks.