Latest Uranium Mining News

Connected Minerals reports strong uranium grades from its Etango North-East Project in Namibia and progresses rare earth exploration plans in Western Australia, maintaining a solid financial footing.

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.

Aura Energy announces the immediate resignation of Managing Director Andrew Grove, with Executive Chair Philip Mitchell stepping in to manage operations during critical funding talks. The company remains focused on advancing its uranium and polymetallic projects in Mauritania and Sweden.

Bannerman Energy reports solid progress at its Etango Uranium Project, securing initial offtake agreements and maintaining robust financial health as it targets a Final Investment Decision within the next year.

Boss Energy reveals new uranium mineralisation near its Alta Mesa project in Texas, following enCore Energy’s re-analysis of historic drill data. Further drilling is planned to explore the potential expansion.

American Uranium has mobilised a drill rig ahead of schedule at its Lo Herma ISR uranium project in Wyoming, aiming to grow and upgrade its existing 8.57 million pound uranium resource through a two-phase drilling campaign.

Orpheus Uranium Limited has agreed to acquire the Oobagooma Uranium Project in Western Australia, unlocking significant historical uranium mineralisation and exploration potential in the Canning Basin.

Paladin Energy reported a record uranium production quarter at its Langer Heinrich Mine alongside a successful A$300 million equity raise, positioning the company for accelerated development of its Patterson Lake South project.

Energy Resources of Australia reported a $47.1 million cash outflow from operations and a $75.4 million investment spend in the September quarter, reducing cash reserves to $108.3 million.

Energy Resources of Australia updates on ongoing legal battles over Jabiluka lease and compulsory acquisition, while Ranger rehabilitation faces delays and potential cost overruns.

IsoEnergy Ltd. is set to acquire Toro Energy Ltd., combining two significant uranium portfolios to create a diversified global player with flagship projects in Australia, Canada, and the U.S. This strategic merger positions the new entity to capitalize on rising uranium demand amid a tightening market.

IsoEnergy Ltd. has agreed to acquire Toro Energy Ltd. in a deal that significantly expands its uranium portfolio, adding the Wiluna Uranium Project in Western Australia and creating a diversified, top-tier uranium development platform.