Latest Cauldron Energy (Asx:Cxu) News

Cauldron Energy has announced a second new uranium discovery this year at its Yanrey Uranium Project, with the Cosgrove prospect delivering a third consecutive 'hole-in-one' success. Meanwhile, drilling at Manyingee South continues to expand known mineralisation, underpinning plans for updated resource estimates in early 2026.

Cauldron Energy has announced a significant new uranium discovery at its Manyingee North prospect, with high-grade mineralisation intersected in all recent drillholes, suggesting a substantial expansion of its Yanrey Uranium Project resource base.

Cauldron Energy has reported further high-grade uranium mineralisation at its Manyingee North prospect, extending the known resource and highlighting the Yanrey Project's growing significance in Australia's uranium landscape.

Cauldron Energy’s CEO posted a video during a trading halt that prematurely hinted at exploration results, breaching ASX disclosure rules. The company acknowledges the misstep and outlines steps to tighten compliance.

Cauldron Energy has announced a significant new uranium discovery at its Manyingee North prospect within the Yanrey Uranium Project, revealing broad zones of high-grade mineralisation from initial drilling. This discovery expands the company’s resource potential near Paladin Energy’s Manyingee Deposit and underscores the effectiveness of its advanced exploration techniques.

Cauldron Energy’s latest drilling campaign at Manyingee South significantly extends uranium mineralisation, revealing a more complex palaeochannel system and setting the stage for a resource update in early 2026.

Cauldron Energy Limited addresses a sharp share price rise, attributing it to strong uranium exploration results and market speculation linked to a sector takeover.

Cauldron Energy’s 2025 drilling campaign at Manyingee South has intersected significant high-grade uranium mineralisation, expanding the deposit’s footprint and reinforcing the Yanrey Project’s potential amid rising global uranium demand.

Cauldron Energy has taken a significant step forward at its Yanrey Uranium Project by signing a non-binding MOU with Uzbekistan’s Navoiyuran, while preparing for a major drilling campaign amid a shifting regulatory landscape in Western Australia.

Cauldron Energy’s recent passive seismic survey at the Yanrey Uranium Project has delineated extensive palaeochannel systems and sharpened high-priority drill targets, setting the stage for a focused exploration campaign.

Cauldron Energy has signed a non-binding MOU with Uzbekistan’s Navoiyuran, a global leader in in-situ recovery uranium mining, to collaborate on advancing the Yanrey Uranium Project in Western Australia. This partnership aims to leverage Navoiyuran’s technical expertise and operational experience to unlock the project’s full potential.

Cauldron Energy has terminated its purchase agreement for river sand leases at Carnarvon and Derby, retaining the Onslow tenements with no further payments required, including cancellation of 2 million shares.