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"When you look at global projects that can come to the market in a meaningful size, multimillion pounds a year of production, there are few, if any, other than Phoenix, that can come to the market before 2030," said David Cates of Denison Mines.
David Cates, president and CEO of Denison Mines (TSX:DML,NYSEAMERICAN:DNN), discusses uranium market dynamics, as well as the company's path forward after its recent final investment decision for the Phoenix ISR uranium project in Saskatchewan's Athabasca Basin.
Construction at the asset has begun, with first production planned for mid-2028.
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Securities Disclosure: I, Charlotte McLeod, hold no direct investment interest in any company mentioned in this article.
With an eye for detail and over a decade of experience covering the mining and metals sector, Charlotte is passionate about bringing investors accurate and insightful information that can help them make informed decisions.
She leads the Investing News Network's video and event coverage, and guides a team of writers reporting on niche investment markets.
John Feneck, portfolio manager and consultant at Feneck Consulting, explains why he expects gold and silver prices to retest January's highs, noting that he sees investors beginning to rotate away from the tech sector and toward commodities.
"My suggestion is don't get off the horse, right?" he told the Investing News Network.
"This sector is on fire, this sector will continue to rally."
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With an eye for detail and over a decade of experience covering the mining and metals sector, Charlotte is passionate about bringing investors accurate and insightful information that can help them make informed decisions.
She leads the Investing News Network's video and event coverage, and guides a team of writers reporting on niche investment markets.
Tavi Costa, CEO of Azuria Capital, explains where he's looking to deploy capital right now, mentioning mining, energy and emerging markets.
"When I apply macro analysis into markets, there's a few things that look exceptionally cheap today that could be extremely asymmetric," he commented.
"Again, I could be wrong in three of them, but if I get one right it's going to go up."
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One Bullion (TSXV:OBUL,OTCPL:OBULF) CEO and President Adam Berk shared the advantages of working in the mining-friendly jurisdiction of Botswana and big milestones ahead in 2026.
Surveys are expected to commence within the next few weeks at the company's Maitengwe and Vumba projects, which will require approximately five weeks to complete. Preliminary geophysical results are anticipated within one week of survey completion, followed by fully processed and interpreted datasets approximately four weeks later.
Maitengwe covers 132 square kilometers and is situated between Tutume and the Zimbabwean border. Vumba sits within a greenstone belt that has produced around 1.5 million ounces of gold, and has intercepts of up to 1 meter at 20.9 grams per tonne gold.
Berk shared that people weren't as interested in the company as they are today, considering the land package and opportunity that One Bullion has.
“Not many junior miners are sitting on 147 linear kilometers of the greenstone belt, but we do. When you put that into the pot with say, US$5,300 an ounce for gold, it makes it very exciting.”
He added that Botswana proves the right place to be for One Bullion as it checks all the boxes the company envisioned six years ago: a very stable jurisdiction, democratic, mining friendly and easy to operate with real infrastructure.
Watch the full interview with One Bullion CEO Adam Berk above.
Brixton Metals (TSXV:BBB,OTCQB:BBBXF) Chairman, CEO, President and Director Gary Thompson revealed that following drilling commencement at Langis, the company is seeking to advance all its assets.
Its flagship project, Thorn, is located in Northwest BC, and assays from recent sampling returned up to 2.16 percent copper and 39 grams per tonne silver at the Cirque East target.
Langis, on the other hand, is located within the Timiskaming First Nation's traditional territory in Ontario and has demonstrated promising silver-cobalt recoveries ranging from 88 to 98 percent, with assays showing values of up to 18 percent silver and 16 percent cobalt.
Thompson said the company is also pushing to get enough drilling at Hudson Bay mine and Langis, two past-producing high-grade silver mines. “We're looking to get enough drilling on those to get them into a resource category,” he shared.
Watch the full interview with Brixton Metals Chairman, CEO, President and Director Gary Thompson above.
Spartan Metals (TSXV:W,OTCQB:SPRMF) CEO Brett Marsh said he previously worked directly with the US Department of Defense and Department of Energy, discussing critical metals projects and understanding the funding process. He said that the company has “the connections to get into,” and will hopefully be able to set up meetings when the time comes for the Eagle project in Nevada.
“Some of the leaders from the Department of Energy called us to understand, learn about the project and its tungsten and rubidium potential, and simply talk with us about how they could help us progress. They really got the mandate to go as far upstream as they can now. So we're leveraging that relationship to see if there's something that can be done there," he said.
As well, the Fraser Institute’s 2025 Annual Survey of Mining Companies named Nevada as the top jurisdiction in the world for investment attractiveness.
Spartan Metals’ 100 percent owned Eagle project is located in White Pine County, Nevada. It consists of the past-producing Tungstonia mine and the Rees/Antelope tungsten mines, which held operations from 1915 to 1942 and produced a combined total of 8,379 units at tungsten trioxide grades of between 0.6 and 0.9 percent.
The company recently expanded its land package at Eagle, including the acquisition of the Yellow Jacket mine, located approximately 2 kilometers east-northeast of the legacy Tungstonia mine.
“The interesting thing about the Yellow Jacket mine is that it was a past producer at about 1 percent, and we’ve actually seen that number show up fairly consistently throughout the Eagle package. Because of that, we're very confident that as we continue our exploration (that) we'll encounter excellent grades along with it,” Marsh shared.
Watch the full interview with Spartan Metals CEO Brett Marsh above.
With an eye for detail and over a decade of experience covering the mining and metals sector, Charlotte is passionate about bringing investors accurate and insightful information that can help them make informed decisions.
She leads the Investing News Network's video and event coverage, and guides a team of writers reporting on niche investment markets.
