Latest Greenvale Energy (ASX:GRV) News

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Greenvale Energy has completed a detailed airborne magnetics-radiometrics survey over its Thunderball Uranium Project in the Northern Territory, supported by a government co-funding grant for further electromagnetic exploration.

Greenvale Energy has secured the Thunderball Uranium Project and expanded its Northern Territory portfolio to a 2,466km² district-scale landholding, featuring multiple high-grade targets and a historic resource slated for upgrade.

Greenvale Energy has completed initial product assessments for its Alpha Project bitumen samples, successfully separating volatile fractions and producing a bitumen-like material. The company plans further processing to meet industry specifications and awaits independent certification.

Greenvale Energy has sharpened its uranium exploration focus with new step-out targets at Oasis and secured a critical exploration licence at Douglas River, while pushing its Alpha Project into product development.

Greenvale Energy Limited has completed a key milestone in its Alpha Torbanite Project test program, progressing towards producing certified bitumen products amid tightening Australian bitumen markets.

Greenvale Energy has promoted Alex Cheeseman from CEO to Managing Director as the company prepares for a pivotal 2026 field season across its uranium projects in the Northern Territory and Queensland.

Greenvale Energy has identified promising new drill targets at its Oasis Uranium Project in Queensland, following a detailed trenching program that highlights significant growth potential. The company plans to advance exploration with step-out drilling in the upcoming field season.

Greenvale Energy reports steady progress in its Alpha Torbanite Project’s Test Program 7, achieving high conversion rates and improved process efficiencies in bulk sample production.

Greenvale Energy has leveraged advanced Sentinel-2 satellite imagery to identify multiple new uranium exploration targets at its Oasis Project in Queensland, setting the stage for fieldwork in early 2026.

Greenvale Energy has reported significant progress in its uranium exploration portfolio, highlighted by expanded high-grade mineralisation at the Oasis Uranium Project and strategic advancements in its Alpha Torbanite and geothermal projects.

Greenvale Energy has wrapped its inaugural uranium drilling season at the Oasis Project with impressive assay results, confirming significant high-grade mineralisation and setting ambitious exploration targets for 2026.