Latest Uranium News

Global Uranium and Enrichment Limited has significantly expanded its Pine Ridge Uranium Project landholding in Wyoming’s Powder River Basin by approximately 85%, adding 937 new claims and enhancing exploration potential in a premier U.S. uranium district.

Connected Minerals Ltd has advanced its uranium exploration in Namibia with impressive trench sampling results and commenced a significant drilling campaign, while also initiating base metal exploration in Western Australia.

Vital Metals is nearing completion of a pivotal Scoping Study for its Tardiff deposit in Canada, while spearheading a new Canadian rare earths consortium and securing fresh funding to support its development ambitions.

Boss Energy reports a successful ramp-up at its Honeymoon and Alta Mesa uranium projects, achieving first free cash flow and maintaining production and cost guidance for FY2025 amid a complex market backdrop.

MRG Metals has advanced its Mozambique joint venture with Sinowin Lithium, securing the Corridor Central mining licence and confirming high-grade heavy mineral sands at Marao’s Magonde target through recent assay results.

Recharge Metals Limited has made significant strides in its uranium and copper exploration projects, progressing drill planning and stakeholder engagement at its Carter Uranium Project in Montana and identifying new copper targets at Brandy Hill South in Western Australia.

Stelar Metals advances its exploration and business development efforts in Tier 1 Australian jurisdictions, spotlighting the promising Baratta Copper Project in South Australia.

Odessa Minerals reports significant progress in uranium exploration at its Lyndon Project, highlighting multiple mineralisation types and upcoming field activities. The company also announces key board changes, positioning itself for strategic growth.

Brazilian Rare Earths Limited (ASX:BRE) reported exceptional exploration results in the March 2025 quarter, including record high-grade rare earth assays at Monte Alto and Pelé projects, alongside a strategic royalty agreement with Rio Tinto for its Amargosa Bauxite-Gallium Project.

Boss Energy Limited reported a solid first quarter for 2025, posting positive net cash from operating activities and maintaining robust cash reserves despite ongoing investing outflows.

Boss Energy’s March quarter report reveals a successful ramp-up at its Honeymoon Uranium Project, delivering its first free cash flow and beating cost guidance, while strategic investments and exploration progress position the company well amid a tightening uranium market.

Piche Resources has extended its Cerro Chacon gold-silver mineralised corridor to 14km and identified multiple high-grade uranium zones at Sierra Cuadrada, setting the stage for an 8,000m drilling campaign in 2Q 2025.