Latest Alligator Energy (ASX:AGE) News

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Alligator Energy has completed its Samphire pilot plant on time and under budget, setting the stage for a critical Field Recovery Trial in early 2026. The company also divested non-core Northern Territory assets to sharpen its focus and strengthen liquidity for its South Australian uranium projects.

Alligator Energy has successfully completed the construction of its Samphire Uranium Project pilot plant, achieving practical completion safely, on schedule, and under budget. The company is now set to begin its Field Recovery Trial in early 2026, marking a pivotal step toward project development.

Alligator Energy has sold its Northern Territory uranium assets to DevEx Resources for $7.5 million, streamlining its portfolio to concentrate on South Australian projects like Samphire. This move injects liquidity and reduces ongoing costs, positioning the company for accelerated development.

Alligator Energy has commenced construction of its pivotal Samphire Field Recovery Trial, marking a significant shift from exploration to development. The company also bolstered its leadership team to support this growth phase and reported promising exploration results at its Big Lake Uranium Project.

EnviroCopper has landed a $3.5 million strategic investment to accelerate feasibility studies on its innovative ISR copper projects in South Australia, enhancing Alligator Energy’s stake and spotlighting environmentally responsible mining.

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.