Latest Deep Yellow (ASX:DYL) News

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.

Deep Yellow Limited reported a quarterly operating cash outflow of A$6.3 million but ended June 2025 with a strong cash position of A$217 million, providing a runway of 24 quarters at current spending levels.

Deep Yellow Limited reports significant progress at its flagship Tumas uranium project in Namibia and successful pilot testing at Mulga Rock in Australia, supported by a robust cash position of A$217.4 million.

Deep Yellow Ltd disclosed a quarterly cash flow report for Q1 2025, revealing a significant operating cash outflow but a robust cash reserve that supports an estimated 20 quarters of funding runway.

Deep Yellow Limited has deferred the Final Investment Decision for its flagship Tumas uranium project due to current uranium prices, while continuing detailed engineering and early works. The company remains confident in the project's robust economics and is progressing financing and development at its Mulga Rock project.