Strategic Global Investments
The Matador Capital team typically has an active role in identifying world class development projects and attracting the people with the appropriate technical and management skills that have a proven track record of creating shareholder value. The Matador Team is involved in:
Project management
Investing in the identified projects
Attracting and securing investments from the capital markets
Atomic Eagle Limited

Atomic Eagle Limited (ASX: AEU) is a uranium development company focused on unlocking the potential of the Muntanga Uranium Project in southeastern Zambia – within probably one of the most underexplored yet resource-rich sandstone-hosted uranium basins globally. With a strategic base in Western Australia, Atomic Eagle is uniquely positioned at the intersection of Africa’s resource potential and Australia’s capital market expertise.
Atomic Eagle was formed in November 2025, following the successful reverse takeover of Tombador Iron Limited by GoviEx Uranium Inc. This transformational combination brought together Tombador, a well-capitalised ASX-listed vehicle, and GoviEx, a Canadian-based uranium company holding a 100% interest in the advanced-stage Muntanga Uranium Project in Zambia, which has significant exploration potential.
On 18 November 2025, Atomic Eagle commenced trading on the Australian Securities Exchange under the ticker AEU, marking a new chapter for the company. As part of the transaction, GoviEx shareholders received shares in the new entity, and GoviEx formally delisted from the TSX-V, consolidating its market presence in Australia — a global hub for uranium investment.
Earths Energy Ltd

Earth’s Energy Limited (ASX: EE1) has an 84% interest in each of Volt Geothermal Pty Ltd and Within Energy Pty Ltd, who hold geothermal projects in South Australia and Queensland respectively. The exploration licences for these projects cover an area of 12,035km2 and are surrounded by key existing infrastructure.
Following the completion of a comprehensive review of the prospectivity and development potential of these licences, the Company determined that it was not in the best interests of Earth’s Energy to continue to undertake exploration and development expenditure on the geothermal projects.
The Company has accordingly prioritised a process to identify and evaluate suitable resources projects and assets that have the potential to add shareholder value, while also maintaining the geothermal exploration licences in good standing.
Equus Energy Limited

Equus Energy Limited (ASX: EQU) is an Australian energy company focused on the development of its 100% owned Equus Gas Project, one of the largest undeveloped gas resources on the North West Shelf of Western Australia. Strategically located near major LNG infrastructure such as Woodside’s Scarborough Field and Chevron’s Gorgon LNG, the project is positioned to supply both the domestic gas market and international LNG demand.
Operating under a capital-light and partnership-driven model, Equus Energy has developed a strategy that centres on unlocking stranded gas using existing infrastructure to reduce development risk and time to market. The company has signed several significant commercial agreements—including the recent deal with Alcoa—and undertaken regulatory and technical progress toward a Final Investment Decision (FID). Equus Energy plays a growing role in addressing Western Australia’s energy needs, contributing to economic resilience, industrial growth, and energy security through its innovative approach to upstream gas development.
Frontier Energy Ltd

Frontier Energy Limited (ASX: FHE)’s Waroona Renewable Energy Project, near Waroona in the southwest of Western Australia, is ideally positioned to support Australia’s clean energy transition, plus address a looming electricity deficit in WA forecast by the Australian Energy Market Operator.
The Company holds 830ha of freehold land located within 0.5km of the Landwehr Terminal, a major connection point to WA’s electricity network, located on high voltage (330kV) transmission lines in the least constrained portion of the network.
Frontier’s DFS for Stage One of the Project proposed a 120MWdc solar farm with integrated 80MW 4.75-hour battery storage, on a 303ha area. The technical concepts in the DFS cold be easily applied to Frontier’s adjacent land to accelerate solar farm expansion as high demand market conditions persist.
Frontier has assembled a board of directors and management team, with extensive experience in project development, capital markets and the energy industry.
Frontier has secured Peak Certified Reserve Capacity for the first five years of the project’s operation.
