Latest Uranium Mining News

Energy Resources of Australia reported a $45.3 million operating cash outflow in Q4 2025 but maintains robust liquidity from a prior $766 million capital raise, supporting operations through 2027.

Peninsula Energy reports strong progress in ramping up uranium production at its Lance Project in Wyoming, with acidification exceeding expectations and key infrastructure developments on track. Supportive US government policies further enhance the company’s strategic outlook.

Deep Yellow Limited reports strong progress on its flagship Tumas Project with key engineering milestones and exploration successes, while preparing for a leadership transition and navigating a buoyant uranium market.

Paladin Energy reports a strong production ramp-up at its Langer Heinrich Mine and confirms robust progress on the Patterson Lake South project, supported by a strengthened balance sheet and a positive uranium market outlook.

Paladin Energy reports a 16% rise in uranium production at Langer Heinrich Mine, with strong sales and a fortified balance sheet positioning the company for growth. Exploration advances in Canada and leadership changes signal a strategic push forward.

Deep Yellow Limited confirms Greg Field will start as Managing Director and CEO on 2 February 2026, marking a leadership transition as the company advances its uranium projects in Namibia and Australia.

Lotus Resources has achieved a key milestone at its Kayelekera Uranium Mine with the first high-grade ore delivered to the ROM pad, setting the stage for steady-state production targeted in early 2026. The company has also secured multiple sulphuric acid suppliers and is on track to commission its acid plant to ease supply constraints and reduce costs.

Boss Energy confirms FY26 production and cost guidance while withdrawing its 2021 Enhanced Feasibility Study due to significant deviations in resource assumptions. A new feasibility study exploring a wide-spaced wellfield design is underway, aiming to optimise uranium recovery and reduce costs.

Boss Energy has withdrawn its 2021 Enhanced Feasibility Study for the Honeymoon uranium project due to significant deviations in resource assumptions, launching a new study focused on a wide-spaced wellfield design that could lower costs and improve recoverability.

Paladin Energy has restructured its syndicated debt facility, reducing total debt capacity from US$150 million to US$110 million, enhancing liquidity and balance sheet flexibility following a strong equity raise in 2025.

Energy Resources of Australia has been granted a new rehabilitation authority to extend its environmental restoration work at the Ranger Project Area beyond January 2026.

Lotus Resources plans a significant share consolidation to better align its capital structure with its ASX300 status, aiming to attract a broader investor base. The move, subject to shareholder approval, coincides with a proposed update to the company’s constitution.