Leadership Change at Boss Energy: What It Means for Uranium Production
Boss Energy announces a leadership transition with CEO Duncan Craib stepping down and COO Matt Dusci poised to take the helm, aiming to sustain momentum at the Honeymoon uranium mine.
- Duncan Craib to resign as CEO on 30 September 2025
- Craib to become Non-Executive Director from 1 January 2026
- Matt Dusci appointed CEO and Managing Director from 1 October 2025, pending agreement
- Dusci led successful ramp-up of Honeymoon uranium operations since September 2024
- Board expresses confidence in smooth leadership transition and future growth
Leadership Change at Boss Energy
Boss Energy Limited has announced a significant leadership transition that will see Managing Director and CEO Duncan Craib step down on 30 September 2025. Craib, who has led the company for over eight years, will remain involved as a Non-Executive Director starting 1 January 2026. This move marks the end of an era for Boss, which under Craib's stewardship has evolved from a small exploration outfit into a notable uranium producer listed on the ASX200.
New CEO to Build on Operational Success
Stepping into the CEO role will be Chief Operating Officer Matt Dusci, effective 1 October 2025, subject to finalising terms. Dusci brings more than 25 years of experience across the mining sector, including senior roles at IGO Limited and other major resource companies. Since joining Boss in September 2024, he has been instrumental in the successful ramp-up of the Honeymoon uranium mine, Australia's only new operating uranium mine in the past decade.
Ensuring Continuity Amid Growth
The Board has expressed strong confidence in Dusci’s ability to lead Boss through its next phase of growth. Chairman Wyatt Buck praised Craib’s leadership and the company’s transformation under his tenure, while highlighting Dusci’s operational expertise as a key asset moving forward. The transition period will see Craib working closely with Dusci to ensure a seamless handover, maintaining stability during a critical time for the company’s production ramp-up.
Looking Ahead
Craib reflected on his time at Boss with pride, emphasizing the team’s achievements in bringing Honeymoon into production and delivering a globally sought-after uranium product. He expressed optimism about Dusci’s appointment and reaffirmed his commitment to supporting the company in his new Non-Executive Director role. For investors and industry watchers, this leadership change signals a continuation of Boss Energy’s strategic focus on operational excellence and growth in the uranium sector.
Bottom Line?
Boss Energy’s leadership shift sets the stage for continued operational momentum at Honeymoon amid evolving market dynamics.
Questions in the middle?
- What are the final terms of Matt Dusci’s appointment as CEO?
- How will the leadership change impact Boss Energy’s production targets at Honeymoon?
- What strategic priorities will the new CEO pursue to drive growth beyond the current ramp-up?
