Latest Uranium News

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.

DMC Mining’s planned acquisition of the Firawa and Labé uranium projects in Guinea faces delays due to exploration license approvals, while the company’s cash reserves dwindle to just A$14,000.

Stelar Metals has been granted a new exploration licence in South Australia targeting titanium-rich heavy mineral sands, while also uncovering promising tin potential at its New South Wales Trident Project.

Gladiator Resources reported promising uranium and rare metal findings at its Tanzanian projects while initiating legal action over alleged defamation, all against a backdrop of cautious cash management.

Uvre Limited has secured a transformative portfolio of New Zealand gold projects, including the high-grade Waitekauri asset, backed by a $4 million capital raise and new board appointments. The company is gearing up for its maiden drilling campaign this September.

Infini Resources has refined its geological model at the Portland Creek uranium project, identifying new high-priority targets for an August 2025 Phase 2 drilling campaign. Despite challenges in Phase 1, the company remains optimistic about unlocking a major discovery in Newfoundland.

White Cliff Minerals confirms significant high-grade copper and silver mineralisation at its Danvers prospect, raising A$14.4 million to fund expanded exploration. The company also announces a strategic board appointment as it advances its Rae Copper and Great Bear projects.

Global Uranium and Enrichment Limited has announced a maiden JORC Mineral Resource Estimate of 6.0 million pounds of U3O8 at the Maybell Uranium Project in Colorado, confirming significant high-grade uranium mineralisation and strong potential for expansion.

Critica Limited reports significant progress on its Jupiter Rare Earths Project, unveiling a 95% mass reduction in beneficiation testwork and appointing a new CEO to drive development.

NGX Limited progresses its Malingunde graphite project with technical studies and stakeholder engagement, while uranium exploration permits advance in Namibia. The company stands to benefit from new US anti-dumping tariffs on Chinese graphite imports.

Thor Energy has reported significant progress in its natural hydrogen and helium exploration at the HY-Range Project, alongside strategic licence acquisitions and leadership changes. The company also signed a term sheet to sell a majority stake in its US uranium assets.

Recharge Metals Limited has made significant progress in its uranium and copper projects, advancing permitting and drill planning in Montana while identifying promising sulphide targets in Western Australia.