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Odessa Minerals has completed key heritage and radiation surveys at its Lyndon Uranium Project and secured $1.1 million in new funding from prominent investors, positioning the company for a focused 2025 exploration campaign.

Terra Uranium has significantly expanded its land holdings in the Athabasca Basin through strategic option agreements with ATHA Energy Corp, setting the stage for a robust 2025 drilling campaign amid a recovering uranium market.

Pioneer Lithium Limited has lifted its trading suspension following the announcement of a proposed material acquisition and capital raising, signaling a pivotal moment for the company’s growth strategy.

Pioneer Lithium Ltd has strategically acquired two uranium projects in Colorado and Namibia, marking a significant diversification into critical energy minerals. The company plans a A$1.675 million equity raise to fund exploration and development of these promising assets.

Horizon Oil’s latest quarterly report reveals a significant production uplift at the Mereenie field following successful infill drilling, alongside steady cash flow and a strong balance sheet heading into 2025.

Element 25 Limited reports a transformative quarter with a 142% resource increase at Butcherbird, a compelling $561 million NPV feasibility study, and a $268 million US Department of Energy grant to advance its Louisiana battery-grade manganese refinery.

Almonty Industries has secured an exclusive offtake agreement with South Korea’s SeAH Group to supply 100% of molybdenum from its Sangdong project, underpinning financial stability and strengthening local supply chains.

Marvel Gold reports a cautious quarter with $0.513 million cash on hand and ongoing negotiations over its Mali assets, while actively exploring new opportunities beyond Mali for sustainable growth.

Aldoro Resources has confirmed extensive niobium mineralisation at its Kameelburg project in Namibia, prompting an expansion of its diamond drilling program ahead of a maiden resource estimate expected in Q2 2025.

Karoon Energy delivered a record full-year sales revenue of US$776.5 million in 2024 despite a slight production dip in the final quarter. The company’s revised resource estimates and plans to acquire the Baúna FPSO signal a pivotal phase for its growth trajectory.

Latrobe Magnesium marks a year without lost time injuries and completes key construction phases, while navigating legal disputes and operational cost pressures.

Karoon Energy plans to expand its on-market share buyback program by an additional US$75 million, aiming to invest a total of US$125 million in shares by the end of 2025 amid a belief that its stock is undervalued.