Latest Uranium Exploration News

ENRG Elements Limited has appointed new management and implemented significant cost reductions while renewing key uranium exploration permits in Niger. The company is also exiting lithium projects in Canada to focus on core assets and new opportunities.

Australian Rare Earths Limited (ASX, AR3) reports successful metallurgical testwork at its Koppamurra Rare Earths Project, producing 34kg of Mixed Rare Earth Oxide from heap leach solutions, paving the way for streamlined, cost-effective rare earth processing.

Global Uranium and Enrichment Limited’s investee Ubaryon has sealed a binding agreement with uranium giant Urenco, unlocking a A$5 million investment and technical collaboration to accelerate a novel uranium enrichment technology.

Bannerman Energy reported a robust $80 million cash inflow from financing in Q2 2025, offsetting significant exploration expenditures and maintaining a strong cash position.

DevEx Resources has identified multiple large-scale uranium exploration targets at its Nabarlek Project, supported by government co-funding and advancing ground surveys. Meanwhile, soil geochemistry testing is underway at Murphy West, signalling sustained exploration momentum.

Infini Resources has refined its exploration model at Portland Creek, identifying twelve priority drill targets linked to East-West fault systems. A flexible Phase 2 drilling program is set to commence in Q3 2025 to test for high-grade uranium mineralisation.

Koba Resources has issued over 11 million new shares and attached options to fund exploration at its Yarramba Uranium Project, signaling renewed momentum in its uranium ambitions.

Greenvale Energy has completed the acquisition of the Oasis Uranium Project and is preparing for its maiden drilling program, while airborne surveys reveal promising uranium targets across its Northern Territory portfolio.

Askari Metals revisits historic drilling data revealing significant high-grade copper mineralisation at its Nejo Gold Project in Ethiopia, setting the stage for modern exploration efforts.

Orpheus Uranium has secured a Native Title Mining Agreement with the Wilyakali people, unlocking advanced exploration at its Radium Hill South and Mundaerno projects. This milestone sets the stage for drilling approvals expected by late 2025.

GTi Energy has obtained critical drilling permits and contracted top Wyoming service providers to advance its Lo Herma uranium project, targeting a resource upgrade by year-end amid strong U.S. nuclear support.

Infini Resources has identified extensive shallow bedrock conductors over 10 km long at its Reynolds Lake Uranium Project, signalling promising near-surface uranium mineralisation in a historically underexplored region of the Athabasca Basin.