Latest Uranium News

Red Hill Minerals has expanded the strike potential of its Anabama copper-gold target in South Australia to over six kilometres following new induced polarisation survey results, setting the stage for a significant drilling campaign by year-end.

Laramide Resources has made significant progress in advancing its uranium projects across the US, Australia, and Kazakhstan, highlighted by key permitting milestones under the US FAST-41 framework and a successful $12 million private placement to fund development.

Laramide Resources Ltd. reported a reduced net loss of CAD 1.05 million for H1 2025, converting USD 3.5 million of debt into equity and securing a $12 million private placement to bolster its uranium exploration projects.

NewPeak Metals’ inaugural surface sampling at Treuer Range reveals encouraging rare earth element assays alongside uranium and vanadium anomalies, setting the stage for further exploration in the Northern Territory’s Ngalia Basin.

Critica Limited has confirmed that its Jupiter Project in Western Australia hosts the country’s largest and highest-grade magnet rare earth clay-hosted resource, with 640 million tonnes at 490 ppm MREO. This milestone underscores Jupiter’s strategic potential in supplying critical rare earths essential for clean energy technologies.

Thor Energy has completed the sale of a 75% stake in its US uranium and vanadium projects to Metals One PLC, receiving £1 million in shares and a cash exclusivity payment. This deal allows Thor to focus on its hydrogen and helium ambitions while Metals One takes operational control.

OD6 Metals has successfully produced high-quality rare earth products from its Splinter Rock project, positioning itself for premium market payability and strategic global partnerships.

Peninsula Energy has secured regulatory approval to begin Phase 2 feeding at its Lance Project’s Central Processing Plant, moving closer to commercial uranium production. The company also welcomes seasoned executive Keith Bowes to its board as it prepares for a capital raise.

DMC Mining Limited has withdrawn its August 2024 prospectus due to delays in securing exploration licences in Guinea, but remains committed to its critical minerals projects and plans a replacement prospectus once licences are granted.

Core Energy Minerals reports significant rare earth element assay results from initial soil sampling at its Tunas Project in Brazil, with peak TREO values nearing 3,000ppm. The company is set to launch systematic auger drilling to define future targets.

Antares Metals has reported impressive rock chip assay results from its Conglomerate Creek prospect, revealing significant copper, gold, and silver mineralization that could signal a major discovery in Queensland’s Mt Isa region.

Litchfield Minerals has successfully raised $500,000 through a targeted placement and is launching a $1 million Security Purchase Plan to fund upcoming drilling campaigns and working capital needs.