Latest Uranium News

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.

Lotus Resources has begun cold commissioning at its Kayelekera uranium project, targeting a Q3 2025 production restart while adopting an owner-operator mining model to reduce costs and enhance control.

New Frontier Minerals has completed a $1.59 million share placement, issuing over 142 million new shares to fund its key exploration projects in rare earths and copper.

Verity Resources has commenced an auger drilling program at its Pimenta Project in Brazil, targeting a 20km mineralised zone rich in rare earth elements, gallium, and titanium. Early surface sampling suggests the potential for a significant critical metals discovery.

Peninsula Energy reports progress on its Lance Project’s Central Processing Plant and announces the termination of three sales contracts as part of a strategic reset plan, while engaging in funding discussions to support completion.

Adavale Resources has been granted exploration license EL9785, including the high-grade Koh-I-Noor gold mine, adjacent to its Parkes Project in NSW. The company plans detailed exploration and a maiden drilling campaign in 2025 to unlock further mineral potential.

Patronus Resources has reported encouraging results from its recent RC drilling campaign at the Iron King and Cardinia Gold Projects, confirming gold mineralisation and highlighting potential for resource expansion.

Heavy Rare Earths Limited has validated a significant uranium anomaly at its Perenjori project in Western Australia, with soil assays reaching up to 116 ppm uranium. The company is preparing to drill and test this promising target, which compares favorably with established regional uranium deposits.

Norfolk Metals has cleared all hurdles to begin Stage 1 of its earn-in agreement for the Carmen Copper Project in Chile, committing $3 million over three years to secure a 70% stake. The company has also completed a key share issuance following shareholder approval.

ASPI Isotopes Inc. has proposed a scheme to acquire all Renergen shares at a 41.3% premium, aiming to create a global critical materials powerhouse. The deal, subject to shareholder and regulatory approval, will delist Renergen from multiple exchanges.

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.