Toro Energy to grow Wiluna uranium project with satellite deposits
Toro Energy has unveiled plans to grow its Wiluna uranium project in Western Australia with the integration of two of the company’s fully-owned satellite deposits currently under assessment as part of an extension study.
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CanAlaska to start drilling at Geikie uranium project
Mining News Pro - CanAlaska Uranium has begun mobilizing its field team, drill crew and equipment to it’s 60%-owned Geikie uranium project in Canada’s Athabasca Basin, an area that currently supplies about 20% of the world’s uranium.
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GoviEx sells Falea uranium project in Mali
Mining News Pro - GoviEx Uranium is selling its uranium-silver-copper Falea project in Mali to African Energy Metals (TSXV: CUCO) in a C$5.5 million cash and share deal.
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Global Atomic to break ground at $208m Dasa uranium project in January
Mining News Pro - Global Atomic has completed the feasibility study for the first phase of its Dasa uranium project in the Tim Mersoi Basin of Niger. The company says the study confirms that the project is economic even at a price of $35 per lb. uranium oxide, thanks to an estimated all-in sustaining cost of $21.93 per lb.
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ALX Resources requests permit to drill at Gibbons Creek uranium project
Mining News Pro - ALX Resources announced that it has filed a permit application for an exploration program, including drilling, at its 100%-owned Gibbons Creek uranium project in Saskatchewan, Canada.
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Peninsula stops work at Wyoming uranium project
Mining News Pro - Uranium developer Peninsula Energy has suspended all non-essential site activities at its Lance uranium project, in Wyoming, amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Boss wants to restart Honeymoon uranium project
Mining News Pro - Boss Resources announced that it is possible to restart and expand its Honeymoon uranium project in South Australia.
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C$10.3m approved to advance of Wheeler River uranium project
Mining News Pro - purred on by the positive results of its prefeasibility study (PFS) for the Wheeler River project, Canadian uranium company Denison Mines on Tuesday announced that C$10.3-million would be spent on advancing the Athabasca basin project in 2019.
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