Latest Deep Yellow (ASX:DYL) News

Avenira led the week after securing an offtake deal covering more than 80% of expected Wonarah phosphate output. Copper, gold and rare earths explorers also gained, while several companies raised cash to fund drilling or mine construction.

Deep Yellow reported a A$13.3 million FY2026 profit and moved its Tumas uranium project closer to a targeted fourth-quarter investment decision. The company remains debt free, but acknowledges it will need external capital to fund construction.

Small-cap resources led the week, with Discovery Alaska rising 90% as it bought a Western Australian gold project. Gold, copper and critical minerals companies also drew strong buying. Large energy names posted solid results, but several shares fell as investors weighed capital needs, project delays and weaker forward guidance.

Deep Yellow Limited has locked in two pivotal agreements for its Tumas uranium project in Namibia, securing long-term water supply and formalising local ownership with Oponona Investments. These milestones pave the way for construction progress and a Final Investment Decision expected later this year.

Deep Yellow Limited has accelerated progress at its flagship Tumas uranium project in Namibia, awarding major construction contracts and pushing detailed engineering close to 80% completion ahead of a Final Investment Decision expected in Q4 2026. Exploration activities in Namibia and Australia continue to build the company’s resource pipeline amid a strengthening uranium market.

Deep Yellow has awarded two major civil and concrete construction contracts worth about A$34 million to Namibian-owned companies for its Tumas uranium project, advancing its path to a Final Investment Decision in late 2026.

Deep Yellow Limited has secured a 50% interest in the Cooper Creek Joint Venture, significantly enlarging its tenure in the Alligator Rivers Uranium Province and reinforcing its uranium exploration portfolio in Australia.

Deep Yellow Limited has accelerated development at its flagship Tumas uranium project in Namibia, nearing construction readiness with significant engineering and earthworks milestones. Exploration success at the nearby Tinkas Prospect and strategic leadership appointments position the company well amid a strengthening uranium market.

Deep Yellow Limited’s latest drilling at Namibia’s Tinkas Prospect confirms substantial uranium mineralisation, while a seismic survey in Australia’s Alligator River Project sharpens drill targeting for 2026.

Deep Yellow Limited has firmly denied recent media speculation about a capital raising, reaffirming its compliance with ASX continuous disclosure rules.

Deep Yellow Limited reported a $15.8 million net cash outflow from operations in Q2 2025, yet maintains a robust cash position with enough funding to cover operations for nine quarters.

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.