Latest Uranium News

Critica Limited reports breakthrough metallurgical test results at its Jupiter Project, achieving a 95% mass reduction and upgrading rare earth grades, including heavy rare earth oxides. This positions Jupiter as a key player in Australia’s strategic rare earth supply chain.

Haranga Resources has successfully renewed its Saraya Uranium Project exploration permit in Senegal for another three years, following a positive regulatory audit. This extension secures ongoing exploration of a significant uranium resource with promising prospects.

Antares Metals has identified a significant 450-metre copper mineralised vein system near Conglomerate Creek, bolstering the potential for a large-scale copper deposit at its Mt Isa North project in Queensland.

Askari Metals has acquired the Nejo Gold Project in Ethiopia, aiming to build a tier-1 gold portfolio in the underexplored Arabian-Nubian Shield. The company plans systematic exploration to unlock significant gold resources.

Infini Resources is refining its exploration model at the Portland Creek Uranium Project after promising Phase 1 drilling results, setting the stage for a critical Phase 2 diamond drilling campaign in Q3 2025.

Lotus Resources has completed key refurbishments at its Kayelekera Uranium Project in Malawi, restarting the SAG mill and progressing through hot commissioning towards first uranium oxide production this quarter.

GTi Energy has raised $2.5 million from the first tranche of a $4.5 million placement to fund drilling at its Lo Herma uranium project, with key permits expected in August and a strategic investment from Snow Lake Energy pending shareholder approval.

Peninsula Energy has locked in a $15 million debt facility from Davidson Kempner to advance commissioning at its Lance uranium project and support an upcoming equity raise. The funding aims to sustain momentum towards production resumption and ASX relisting.

Moab Minerals has raised $141,000 through a share placement and secured a $500,000 loan from European Lithium to fund exploration and working capital, underscoring strong shareholder support.

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.

Haranga Resources is set to begin its first-ever drilling campaign at the Ibel South Gold Project in Senegal, targeting promising gold anomalies identified through innovative termite mound sampling.

Pioneer Lithium has expanded its uranium portfolio in Namibia through the acquisition of the Gaobis Uranium Project, adding significant prospective ground adjacent to its Warmbad Project. This move positions the company to accelerate uranium resource growth in a globally important mining jurisdiction.