Latest In Situ Recovery News

Axel REE Limited reports a remarkable 145% increase in rare earth elements and 339% gallium resource growth at its Caladão Project, alongside a metallurgical breakthrough that could slash development costs through in-situ leaching.

Axel REE Limited’s latest metallurgical tests have doubled gallium extraction rates at its Caladão Project and revealed the first evidence of scandium co-recovery, signalling a promising new revenue stream.

Brazilian Critical Minerals has reported significant progress at its Ema rare earths project, producing a high-grade rare earth carbonate rich in critical magnet metals and advancing key drilling, permitting, and feasibility milestones.

American Uranium's recent hydrogeological pump tests at the Lo Herma project validate key aquifer properties consistent with nearby operating ISR uranium mines, supporting upcoming resource and scoping study updates.

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.

Global Uranium and Enrichment Limited has completed a major 2025 drilling campaign at its Pine Ridge Uranium Project in Wyoming, confirming widespread uranium mineralisation across multiple sandstone horizons. The results reinforce the project's potential for in-situ recovery development in a premier US uranium basin.

Axel REE Limited has announced a substantial upgrade to its Caladão Rare Earth Elements and Gallium resource in Brazil, expanding the project’s scale and advancing plans for low-cost in situ leach extraction.

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.

Boss Energy has withdrawn its 2021 Enhanced Feasibility Study for the Honeymoon uranium project due to significant deviations in resource assumptions, launching a new study focused on a wide-spaced wellfield design that could lower costs and improve recoverability.

American Uranium Limited has successfully expanded uranium mineralisation trends by 3,000 metres at its Lo Herma ISR Project in Wyoming, delivering its strongest drill intercept to date and setting the stage for a 2026 resource update and scoping study.

Brazilian Critical Minerals Ltd has produced a high-grade mixed rare earth carbonate with 52.5% total rare earth oxides and 41.5% magnet rare earth oxides from its Ema Project field trials, validating a low-capital in-situ recovery process.

Global Uranium and Enrichment Limited has reported robust drilling outcomes from its Pine Ridge Uranium Project in Wyoming, reinforcing its potential as a significant in-situ recovery uranium resource in a key US basin.