Latest Deep Yellow (ASX:DYL) News

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.

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.

Deep Yellow Limited has appointed Greg Field as its new Managing Director and CEO, aiming to leverage his extensive project execution experience to advance key uranium projects in Namibia and Australia.

Deep Yellow Limited has reported promising uranium mineralisation results from its recent drilling campaign at the Tinkas prospect in Namibia, adjacent to its flagship Tumas Project. The findings reveal thick mineralised zones that could enhance the company’s resource base.

Deep Yellow Limited reported a $10.6 million operating cash outflow for the September quarter but maintains a robust cash position with over $203 million on hand, supporting an estimated 14 quarters of funding.

Deep Yellow Limited reports significant progress on its flagship Tumas Project in Namibia, highlighted by promising high-grade uranium discoveries at the S-Bend prospect and steady advancement of infrastructure and engineering works. Meanwhile, leadership changes and a robust cash position set the stage for the company’s next growth phase.

Deep Yellow Ltd announces the departure of long-serving CEO John Borshoff, with CFO Craig Barnes stepping in as interim leader while a global search for a successor continues.

Deep Yellow Limited’s recent drilling campaign at the S-Bend prospect near its flagship Tumas Project in Namibia confirms significant shallow uranium mineralisation, potentially extending the project’s lifespan beyond 30 years.