Lincoln Minerals will renew its hunt for uranium after historical data revealed a slew of uranium shows at several prospects in South Australia.
Bulls N’ Bears takes a look at the gaggle of listed companies with share price explosions on the back of the recent sixteen year highs in the uranium price.
Traditional owners are seeking federal protection for their cultural heritage on land containing the Northern Territory’s famous Jabiluka uranium deposit.
A uranium miner backed by Rio Tinto has applied for a 10-year extension to its mining lease over the famous Jabiluka deposit.
Libby Mettam made the commitment at an Association of Mining and Exploration Companies breakfast in Perth on Thursday.
Marmota has identified a more than 8km-long and 1km-wide uranium target at its relatively untested Yolanda prospect in South Australia.
With uranium prices at 16-year highs,many ASX-listed juniors that have been lovingly warehousing their uranium projects are set to take centre stage.
Marmota has identified two separate uranium-bearing formations at its Bridget prospect,showing significant potential to build on its Junction Dam resource.
The mining giant wants its uranium unit to permanently abandon mining plans in Kakadu National Park as it looks to mend ties with First Nations groups.
Rehabilitating Rio Tinto’s former uranium mine in the Northern Territory could take more than two years longer than planned,while the cost could blow out by another $1.2 billion.
The WA Labor government brought in a ban on uranium mining when it came to power in 2017 except for four existing projects. Environmental approvals have now lapsed for three as a low commodity price stifles development.