US Approves US$414 Million Financing for Niger Uranium Project 1 International Investment News New Mining Projects Uranium 

US Approves US$414 Million Financing for Niger Uranium Project

US Approves US$414M Dasa Uranium Financing as Niger Seeks to Revive Mining Investment The United States has approved up to US$414.2 million in debt financing for Global Atomic’s Dasa uranium project in Niger, marking a major financing milestone for the Canadian miner and renewed US commercial engagement with the West African country. The financing was approved by the US International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) and comprises a term loan facility of up to US$397.4 million and a US$16.8 million cost-overrun facility. The Dasa project, located in Niger’s uranium-rich Tim Mersoï… Read More Here
Core Energy Raises A$3 Million to Accelerate Namibia Uranium Exploration 2 International Corporate News Exploration New Mining Projects Uranium 

Core Energy Raises A$3 Million to Accelerate Namibia Uranium Exploration

Core Energy Raises A$3 Million to Fund Uranium Drilling at Namibia’s Nova Project Australian-listed Core Energy Minerals has raised approximately A$3.025 million to accelerate uranium exploration at its Nova Uranium Project in Namibia’s Erongo Region, with drilling at the Barking Gecko prospect among the immediate priorities. The capital raising is expected to provide Core Energy with the funding needed to advance exploration and work towards establishing the project’s maiden JORC-compliant mineral resource. Funding targets drilling and resource definition Core Energy secured firm commitments from institutional, professional and sophisticated investors through… Read More Here
Atomic Eagle Muntanga Uranium Project: Building Partnerships, Creating Opportunities, Shaping Zambia’s Future 3 Mining in Zambia New Mining Projects Sponsored Content Uranium 

Atomic Eagle Muntanga Uranium Project: Building Partnerships, Creating Opportunities, Shaping Zambia’s Future

Across the rolling landscapes of Siavonga District in Zambia’s Southern Province lies a project with the potential to contribute meaningfully to the country’s economic growth while supporting the global transition to cleaner energy. The Muntanga Uranium Project, being advanced by Atomic Eagle, is more than a mining venture. It represents a long-term investment in people, communities, local businesses and sustainable development. As Zambia continues to strengthen its position as one of Africa’s leading mining destinations, Muntanga offers an opportunity to diversify the nation’s mineral sector and play a greater role… Read More Here
DRC Orders Counter-Analysis After Uranium Detected in Exported Cobalt 4 Mining in DRC Cobalt Uranium 

DRC Orders Counter-Analysis After Uranium Detected in Exported Cobalt

DRC Orders Counter-Analysis Over Reported Uranium in Exported Cobalt The Democratic Republic of Congo has ordered counter-analyses of certain exported cobalt hydroxide shipments following reports that uranium was detected in some of the products. The Ministry of Mines announced the move on August 21, saying the additional tests will compare available findings and establish the actual uranium concentrations in the affected shipments. The government said the process is intended to provide a scientific basis for determining whether the exports complied with applicable mining and export regulations. Government Seeks to Verify… Read More Here
DRC Investigates Uranium Traces in Cobalt Exports as Concerns Grow Over Mineral Supply Chain Controls 5 Mining in DRC Cobalt Uranium 

DRC Investigates Uranium Traces in Cobalt Exports as Concerns Grow Over Mineral Supply Chain Controls

DRC Launches Investigations into Uranium Traces in Cobalt Exports to China A new investigation has renewed concerns over the possible presence of uranium in cobalt exported from the Democratic Republic of Congo to international markets, particularly from the Tenke Fungurume Mining (TFM) operation, majority-owned by Chinese group CMOC. Lighthouse Reports, which conducted the investigation with the Financial Times, has defended its findings after CMOC disputed several of the report’s conclusions.  Investigator Tomas Statius said the investigation was based on nearly a decade of internal mining documents, alongside scientific research into… Read More Here
DRC Moves to Verify Uranium Concerns in Cobalt Exports as Chinese Miners Reassure Markets 6 Mining in DRC Cobalt Uranium 

DRC Moves to Verify Uranium Concerns in Cobalt Exports as Chinese Miners Reassure Markets

DRC Investigates Uranium Traces in Cobalt Exports as Chinese Miners Reaffirm Compliance The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is moving to verify reports of uranium traces in some cobalt hydroxide exports, while Chinese-backed mining companies operating in the country have reaffirmed their compliance with local regulations and applicable quality standards. The issue follows an investigation that raised concerns about uranium levels in cobalt produced in southeastern DRC. Historical documents cited in the investigation suggested that some cobalt products may have exceeded regulatory thresholds for uranium between 2016 and 2020. Uranium… Read More Here
Atomic Eagle Secures Key Regulatory Approvals for Muntanga Uranium Project in Zambia 7 Mining in Zambia Corporate News New Mining Projects Uranium 

Atomic Eagle Secures Key Regulatory Approvals for Muntanga Uranium Project in Zambia

Atomic Eagle obtains ZEMA approval and resettlement clearance for Zambia’s Muntanga uranium project, advancing development stage Australian-based uranium developer Atomic Eagle Limited has reached a major regulatory milestone at its flagship Muntanga Uranium Project in Zambia, securing two critical government approvals that significantly advance the project toward development. The company confirmed that the Zambia Environmental Management Agency (ZEMA) has approved the Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) for the project. In addition, the Office of the Vice President’s Resettlement Division has issued a “No Objection” to the Resettlement Action Plan… Read More Here
Atomic Eagle Extends Uranium Mineralisation at Muntanga Project in Zambia 8 Mining in Zambia New Mining Projects Uranium 

Atomic Eagle Extends Uranium Mineralisation at Muntanga Project in Zambia

Atomic Eagle Expands Uranium Mineralisation at Muntanga Project in Zambia Following New Drill Results Australian mining company Atomic Eagle has expanded uranium mineralisation at its 100%-owned Muntanga Uranium Project in Zambia, following new drilling results from the Chisebuka deposit. Chisebuka, located within the broader Muntanga Project in southern Zambia, is a key uranium exploration target that has been the focus of ongoing drilling campaigns aimed at defining and extending mineral resources. According to recent exploration updates, the northern higher-grade zone now spans a surface area of approximately 900 metres by… Read More Here
DRC Expands List of Strategic Minerals to Include Lithium, Uranium and Tungsten 9 Mining in DRC Battery Metals Lithium Uranium 

DRC Expands List of Strategic Minerals to Include Lithium, Uranium and Tungsten

DRC Updates Strategic Minerals Policy to Reflect Global Critical Raw Material Demand The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has approved an expansion of its list of strategic mineral substances, following the validation of a draft decree by the Council of Ministers on Friday, May 29, 2026, in Kinshasa. The proposal was presented by Minister of Mines Louis Watum Kabamba. The new decree supplements Decree No. 18/042 of November 24, 2018, which originally designated cobalt, germanium, and coltan (columbite-tantalite) as strategic minerals. The revision reflects evolving international market conditions, rising demand… Read More Here
Paladin Energy Engages Global Buyers as Namibia Strengthens Position in Tightening Uranium Market 10 International Corporate News Energy Uranium 

Paladin Energy Engages Global Buyers as Namibia Strengthens Position in Tightening Uranium Market

Paladin Energy Targets US, China and Europe as Namibia Emerges as Strategic Uranium Supply Hub Amid Rising Global Demand Paladin Energy says it is engaging potential buyers in the United States, China, and Europe as global demand for uranium continues to rise, reinforcing Namibia’s growing importance in the international nuclear fuel market. Chief Executive Officer Paul Hemburrow said the company has held discussions with representatives linked to US diplomatic channels, although no formal agreements have yet been concluded. “We’ve had direct interactions with representatives from US embassies, but there is… Read More Here

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