Latest Uranium And Rare Earth Elements News

American Rare Earths has achieved a significant metallurgical milestone by successfully removing impurities from allanite-based rare earth ore at its Halleck Creek project, potentially lowering costs and boosting rare earth recovery.

Core Energy Minerals has appointed Anthony Greenaway as Managing Director, aiming to leverage his extensive exploration expertise to advance its uranium and rare earth projects in South Australia and Brazil.

Havilah Resources has reported its highest-grade hard rock uranium discovery to date at the Johnson Dam prospect, revealing significant multi-metal mineralisation near its Kalkaroo deposit.

Moonlight Resources, partly owned by Lithium Plus Minerals, plans to acquire the Clermont Gold Project and pursue an ASX listing, aiming to become a focused gold and critical minerals explorer.

Basin Energy Limited has secured $1.25 million to advance exploration of uranium and rare earth metals across strategic Tier-1 jurisdictions, positioning itself amid rising global demand for clean energy minerals.

Basin Energy has agreed to acquire NeoDys Limited, gaining a dominant uranium and rare earth portfolio in northwest Queensland, fully funded to commence drilling in late 2025.

Augustus Minerals has appointed Dr James Warren as its new CEO, bringing a wealth of exploration and corporate growth experience to lead its promising Western Australian projects. This leadership change signals a strategic push towards advancing drilling campaigns and unlocking shareholder value.

Sabre Resources reports promising uranium and rare earth element discoveries at its Dingo Project while securing $1.6 million from the sale of its Ninghan Gold Project, strengthening its financial position for ongoing exploration.

Traka Resources has secured a strategic joint venture in Guinea’s Siguiri Basin while streamlining its Australian portfolio, though a legal dispute with its Guinea partner clouds the project’s future.

Australian Rare Earths Limited (ASX, AR3) has acquired exploration license EL6895, adding 972 km² to its Overland Uranium Project and uncovering significant near-surface uranium potential from historic data. Drilling is set to resume in July 2025 to test this promising new target alongside existing deeper uranium prospects.

Augustus Minerals has secured a key position in the Mt Kare Gold Project by acquiring ACM Contract Mining PNG Ltd, positioning itself second-in-line for the exploration license in Papua New Guinea.

Heavy Rare Earths Limited has validated a significant uranium anomaly at its Perenjori project in Western Australia, with soil assays reaching up to 116 ppm uranium. The company is preparing to drill and test this promising target, which compares favorably with established regional uranium deposits.