Latest Uranium Exploration News

Pioneer Lithium has completed the first phase of soil sampling at its Skull Creek Uranium Project in Colorado, setting the stage for targeted drilling as US federal policies boost domestic uranium production.

Orpheus Uranium has launched a targeted exploration program at its Mt Douglas Project in the Northern Territory, supported by a government co-funding grant and approved permits enabling advanced drilling activities.

GTI Energy has successfully raised A$4.5 million through a placement anchored by Snow Lake Energy, a NASDAQ-listed uranium player with a joint venture adjacent to GTI’s Lo Herma project. The funds will accelerate resource expansion and drilling activities.

Orpheus Uranium announces key board retirements and leadership shifts as it intensifies its focus on uranium exploration and project acquisitions.

Greenvale Energy is gearing up for its maiden drilling campaign at the Oasis Uranium Project in Queensland, targeting promising high-grade mineralisation and multiple regional anomalies.

Core Energy Minerals has initiated its first drilling campaign at the Cummins Uranium Project in South Australia, aiming to validate historic uranium anomalies and explore high-grade mineralisation potential.

Piche Resources has expanded its Ashburton Uranium Project in Western Australia by applying for a new tenement adjoining its existing holdings, following strong 2024 drilling results that confirmed significant uranium mineralisation.

Greenvale Energy has revealed significant uranium anomalies across its Elkedra and Douglas River projects in the Northern Territory, highlighting promising exploration targets and setting the stage for fieldwork in Q3 2025.

Heavy Rare Earths Limited has validated a significant uranium anomaly at its Perenjori project in Western Australia, with soil assays reaching up to 116 ppm uranium. The company is preparing to drill and test this promising target, which compares favorably with established regional uranium deposits.

NexGen Energy has secured regulatory approval for a significant infrastructure upgrade at its Rook I uranium project, setting the stage for expanded exploration and operational efficiency in 2025.

Elevate Uranium has intersected a significant 13-meter thick uranium mineralisation zone in granite at its Marenica Project, revealing a new style of deposit beyond traditional palaeochannels. This discovery could reshape exploration strategies and resource potential in Namibia.

GTI Energy has withdrawn its previous production targets and financial forecasts for the Lo Herma uranium project, citing insufficient confidence in inferred mineral resources. The company plans further drilling to bolster resource reliability and expand the deposit.