Latest Uranium Sector News

Koba Resources has secured all necessary permits and raised $600,000 to launch a 3,000-metre drilling campaign targeting high-grade uranium extensions at its Yarramba Project in South Australia, following promising early 2025 discoveries.

Orpheus Uranium Limited reported a net cash outflow from operations and investing in the June quarter but strengthened its cash position through financing activities, extending its funding runway to over seven quarters.

NexGen Energy has released final 2024 and new 2025 assay results from its Patterson Corridor East exploration, confirming significant high-grade uranium mineralization expansion near its flagship Arrow deposit.

Global Uranium and Enrichment Limited’s investee Ubaryon has sealed a binding agreement with uranium giant Urenco, unlocking a A$5 million investment and technical collaboration to accelerate a novel uranium enrichment technology.

Bannerman Energy reports robust progress on its Etango Uranium Project, achieving key construction milestones and securing A$85 million in fresh equity to fuel its path to a Final Investment Decision.

Bannerman Energy reported a robust $80 million cash inflow from financing in Q2 2025, offsetting significant exploration expenditures and maintaining a strong cash position.

GTi Energy has marked a pivotal quarter with a positive scoping study for its Lo Herma uranium project in Wyoming, securing $4.5 million in funding led by Snow Lake Energy and gaining regulatory approval to begin drilling this September.

Moab Minerals is progressing its Manyoni uranium project with a planned JORC-compliant resource estimate and is nearing completion of a key tenement acquisition, while securing fresh funding to support ongoing exploration.

Orpheus Uranium has secured a Native Title Mining Agreement with the Wilyakali people, unlocking advanced exploration at its Radium Hill South and Mundaerno projects. This milestone sets the stage for drilling approvals expected by late 2025.

Thor Energy has agreed to sell a majority stake in its US uranium projects to Metals One, securing upfront cash and stock consideration while focusing on its hydrogen and helium ambitions.

Boss Energy announces a leadership transition with CEO Duncan Craib stepping down and COO Matt Dusci poised to take the helm, aiming to sustain momentum at the Honeymoon uranium mine.

GTi Energy has obtained critical drilling permits and contracted top Wyoming service providers to advance its Lo Herma uranium project, targeting a resource upgrade by year-end amid strong U.S. nuclear support.