Latest Alligator Energy (ASX:AGE) News

Alligator Energy Limited has released its comprehensive company constitution, detailing governance, shareholder rights, and director responsibilities under Australian law and ASX rules. This foundational document sets the framework for the company’s operations and compliance.

Alligator Energy has begun construction of its Samphire Project Field Recovery Trial near Whyalla, marking a key step towards uranium production amid a strengthening market.

Alligator Energy strengthens its executive team with key appointments as it shifts from exploration to uranium production, closing its Brisbane office and centralising operations in Adelaide.

Alligator Energy has initiated drilling at its Samphire Uranium Project, marking a critical step toward establishing Australia’s next in-situ recovery uranium mine. The company aims to commence field recovery trial operations early next year following regulatory approvals and pilot plant construction.

Alligator Energy has applied for ASX quotation of its Placement Options, set to trade under the ticker AGEOD, following shareholder approval at the recent EGM. The company has released detailed top holders and distribution data as part of the listing process.

Alligator Energy Limited offers Placement Participants up to 278 million options exercisable at $0.047 each, following a $17.25 million placement completed in June 2025. The options offer closes on 8 September 2025 and is exclusive to Placement Participants.

Alligator Energy has lodged a Prospectus for Placement Options following its June 2025 capital raise, setting the stage for potential shareholder dilution and future funding opportunities.

Alligator Energy has secured final regulatory approval to begin its in-situ Field Recovery Trial at the Samphire Uranium Project, advancing the development of its recently upgraded Blackbush Deposit resource.

Alligator Energy reports a 10% increase in indicated uranium resources at its Samphire Project, secures a $17.25 million capital raise, and announces a CEO transition as it advances key uranium exploration and development milestones.

Alligator Energy confirms executive succession with Dr Andrea Marsland-Smith stepping in as CEO from July 1, 2025, while Greg Hall transitions to a part-time executive director role. The company is actively recruiting for key operational leadership positions to support its uranium projects.

Alligator Energy has completed a $17.25 million placement to fund critical development and exploration activities at its Samphire Uranium Project in South Australia, setting the stage for key milestones through 2026.

Alligator Energy has raised A$17.25 million through a strongly supported placement to institutional investors, positioning the company to advance key development stages at its Samphire Uranium Project. The funds will underpin exploration, feasibility studies, and the upcoming Field Recovery Trial.