Latest Uranium Mining News

Laramide Resources has announced a $10 million private placement to fund critical US permitting and corporate activities, with major shareholder Boss Energy backing the raise.

Alligator Energy confirms executive succession with Dr Andrea Marsland-Smith stepping in as CEO from July 1, 2025, while Greg Hall transitions to a part-time executive director role. The company is actively recruiting for key operational leadership positions to support its uranium projects.

Boss Energy’s Alta Mesa Uranium Project in Texas is accelerating production with uranium extraction rates surpassing 3,000 pounds per day and ongoing wellfield expansion.

Core Energy Minerals has initiated its first drilling campaign at the Cummins Uranium Project in South Australia, aiming to validate historic uranium anomalies and explore high-grade mineralisation potential.

Paladin Energy has appointed Paul Hemburrow as its new CEO, effective September 2025, following a planned succession process. The move aims to sustain the company’s growth trajectory in the uranium sector.

Alligator Energy advances regulatory approvals and construction preparations for its Samphire Uranium Project’s Field Recovery Trial, a critical step toward commercial production.

Boss Energy has successfully met its FY25 production guidance at the Honeymoon Uranium Operation, marking a key milestone in its ramp-up phase and positioning the company for increased output and cashflow in FY26.

Greenvale Energy has revealed significant uranium anomalies across its Elkedra and Douglas River projects in the Northern Territory, highlighting promising exploration targets and setting the stage for fieldwork in Q3 2025.

NexGen Energy has secured regulatory approval for a significant infrastructure upgrade at its Rook I uranium project, setting the stage for expanded exploration and operational efficiency in 2025.

GTI Energy’s recent scoping study highlights promising economics for its Lo Herma uranium project in Wyoming, prompting plans for expanded drilling in 2025 to upgrade and grow its resource base.

GTI Energy’s updated scoping study for its Lo Herma Uranium Project in Wyoming highlights a promising low-cost in-situ recovery operation with robust economics and a 7-year mine life. The study outlines a central processing plant scenario delivering strong returns amid a supportive regulatory and infrastructure environment.

Thunderbird Resources has entered a strategic option agreement with Mustang Energy, enabling Mustang to acquire up to 80% of two promising uranium projects in Canada’s Athabasca Basin while Thunderbird sharpens its focus on gold-antimony assets in New South Wales.