ValOre Metals (TSX:VO) focuses on high-quality metals and projects. The company's flagship uranium asset Angilak is located in Nunavut, Canada, covers 59,583 hectares, and has district-scale potential for uranium along with precious and base metals. The company is also exploring its Brazilian project targeting PGEs and gold.
The Angilak project has significant upside potential due to its land area and deposits. The area represents Canada’s highest grade uranium resource outside Saskatchewan and one of the highest grade uranium resources on a global basis, according to ValOre VP of exploration Colin Smith.
ValOre Metals is also exploring its Pedra Branca PGE project in northeastern Brazil. As another district-scale mining project, the asset covers 56,852 hectares with multiple PGE and gold deposits. Ownership of the asset gives ValOre control of an entire PGE belt. The company has three additional projects for future exploration: Hatchet Lake, Baffin Gold and Genesis.
The company a member of the Discovery Group, an alliance of nine publicly traded companies with a track record of successfully increasing shareholder value, often through tactful exits via mergers and acquisitions.
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TERRA CLEAN ENERGY CORP. (“ Terra ” or the “ Company ”) (CSE: TCEC, OTCQB: TCEFF , FSE: 9O0 ) , is pleased to announce that further to its press release of June 2, 2025, the Company has issued 2,694,335 common shares to Skyharbour Resources Ltd. in connection with an option agreement whereby the Company can earn up to a 75% interest in the South Falcon East uranium project, Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan, Canada (see press release dated December 30, 2024 for full details of the earn-in).
The Company also announces an award of 300,000 restricted share units (each, an "RSU") pursuant to its Omnibus Incentive Plan to a consultant of the Company. Each RSU entitles the recipient to receive one common share of the Company on vesting. The RSUs vest on the date that is one year from the date of grant. The grant of RSUs remains subject to the receipt of all regulatory approvals, including the approval of the Canadian Securities Exchange.
All common shares and RSUs issued are subject to a four month plus one day hold period from the date of issuance in accordance with applicable securities laws.
About Terra Clean Energy Corp.
Terra Clean Energy (formerly Tisdale Clean Energy Corp) is a Canadian-based uranium exploration and development company. The Company is currently developing the South Falcon East uranium project, which holds a 6.96M pound inferred uranium resource within the Fraser Lakes B Uranium Deposit, located in the Athabasca Basin region, Saskatchewan, Canada.
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The technical information in this news release has been prepared in accordance with the Canadian regulatory requirements set out in National Instrument 43-101, reviewed and approved on behalf of the company by C. Trevor Perkins, P.Geo., the Company’s Vice President, Exploration, and a Qualified Person as defined by National Instrument 43-101.
*The historical resource is described in the Technical Report on the South Falcon East Property, filed on sedarplus.ca on February 9, 2023. The Company is not treating the resource as current and has not completed sufficient work to classify the resource as a current mineral resource. While the Company is not treating the historical resource as current, it does believe the work conducted is reliable and the information may be of assistance to readers.
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Aura Energy (ASX:AEE) is planning to enter into a strategic collaboration agreement with Neu Horizon Uranium following discussions on overturning the uranium-mining ban in Sweden.
Executives from Aura recently visited Stockholm, where they spoke productively with members of the country's governing coalition about the benefits of lifting the uranium-mining moratorium.
The ban traces back to 2018, when Sweden changed its environmental code to prioritise renewable energy; the government also wanted to reduce reliance on foreign uranium and strengthen domestic and European energy supply.
“Aura welcomes the clear direction of government policy in removing the ban and the strong commitment shown by politicians to attract investment into the country’s mining industry,” Aura said in a June 2 statement.
Discussions about abolishing the ban heightened in December 2024, when a government inquiry concluded that uranium must be classified as a concession mineral under the Minerals Act. According to Aura, the Swedish governing coalition has already expressed its support for overturning the ban, with a referral process underway.
With this progress, Aura is making strategic moves toward advancing its uranium efforts in Sweden.
"Our collaboration with New Horizon Uranium positions us to capitalize on the country’s exceptional geological endowment and support its uranium ambitions,” shared Aura Energy Chair Phil Mitchell.
Through the arrangement, Aura will invest AU$100,000 for a minority stake in Neu Horizon. The agreement also covers collaborations on key initiatives, including joint participation in an investor symposium in Stockholm this year.
Centred in the deal is Aura's Häggån deposit in the province of Jämtland in Central Sweden. Aura says it is one of the largest underdeveloped uranium resources globally, holding 800 million pounds of contained uranium oxide.
For its part, Neu Horizon holds three high-potential uranium projects: the Villhelmina shale-hosted uranium project, the Ravenberget shear-hosted uranium project and the Gillberget shear-hosted uranium project.
“Our collaboration with Aura Energy is a strategic step towards unlocking Sweden’s uranium potential. Sweden holds large quantities of uranium resources, and this collaboration will facilitate progress in regulatory engagement and technical advancements, aligning with (the country’s) vision for energy security,” said Neu Horizon Chair Martin Holland.
Neu Horizon plans to apply modern exploration methods to advance its Swedish assets. While the company remains unlisted, it intends to debut on the ASX sometime in late 2025 or early 2026.
A parliamentary vote is expected on the abolishment of Sweden's uranium ban later this year.
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Argentina is emerging as one of the most compelling new frontiers for uranium supply, with the country’s National Atomic Energy Commission estimating about 80,000 tonnes of uranium as "exploration targets" across various geological environments. It offers a unique combination of geological potential, government support and existing nuclear infrastructure — all within a jurisdiction that is eager to expand its domestic resource base.
Global demand for uranium has increased in recent years, bolstered by renewed investment in nuclear energy and efforts to secure supply chains. Argentina’s pro-nuclear-energy stance and local technical expertise offer a promising new alternative for uranium exploration, as global demand for this critical mineral continues to soar.
The nuclear sector is regaining traction after a decade-long lull following the Fukushima disaster. Governments are increasingly recognizing nuclear energy as a reliable, low-carbon power source essential for meeting net-zero goals. This has led to a global buildout of nuclear capacity: according to the World Nuclear Association, more than 440 reactors are operational today, with dozens more expected to come online over the next two decades.
Compounding this growth is a push for energy independence. The geopolitical fallout from the Russia-Ukraine conflict and rising tensions with China have led to a re-evaluation of critical mineral supply chains. Uranium, once sourced heavily from Russian and Kazakhstan operations, is now being sought from more stable, western-aligned jurisdictions. This is fueling investor interest in underexplored regions that offer both geological promise and geopolitical stability.
Unlike traditional uranium-producing nations, Argentina has provincial jurisdictions that offer a unique combination of geological potential, government support and existing nuclear infrastructure — all within a federal jurisdiction eager to expand its domestic resource base.
Argentina is one of the few countries in the Global South with an established civilian nuclear program. Although there is currently no domestic uranium production, the country operates three nuclear power plants which supply about 5 percent of the country’s electricity. The country is also developing new reactors, including the CAREM small modular reactor project, the first of its kind in Latin America. As energy security and decarbonization gain urgency, Argentina’s government has reaffirmed its commitment to expanding nuclear power as a reliable baseload energy source.
To meet this growing demand, Argentina has made domestic uranium production a strategic priority. Historically reliant on imports, the country is now encouraging exploration and development to secure its own supply. This is creating fertile ground for uranium juniors who can help the country achieve nuclear independence.
Argentina’s uranium geology shares many similarities with prolific producing regions globally. In particular, the Neuquén Basin, a large sedimentary basin in Central-Western Argentina, hosts uranium mineralization styles similar to those found in Kazakhstan’s vast deposits. Surficial and sandstone-hosted uranium mineralization in this region offers shallow, low-grade, high-tonnage potential, which is ideal for low-cost, environmentally friendly extraction methods like in-situ recovery and open-pit mining followed by leaching.
Argentina's uranium-rich basins, such as those in Rio Negro, Chubut and Salta provinces, remain largely underexplored, giving early movers a significant first-mover advantage in identifying new discoveries and developing scalable projects.
From an investment perspective, Argentina is rapidly becoming more competitive.
While some provinces still maintain a moratorium on uranium mining, others like Rio Negro Province, home to Blue Sky Uranium's (TSXV:BSK,OTCQB:BKUCF) Amarillo Grande project, have explicitly opened the door to uranium development, aligning with national goals to boost self sufficiency.
The key to long-term value for investors evaluating junior uranium companies lies in a combination of jurisdictional quality, project scalability and strategic alignment with national energy priorities.
A strong uranium junior benefits from operating in a stable, mining-friendly jurisdiction with clear regulatory frameworks, established infrastructure and political support for resource development. These conditions not only reduce permitting risk but also help streamline project advancement from exploration to production.
Equally important is the nature of the deposit. Shallow, near-surface mineralization is often easier and more cost-effective to develop. Juniors with deposits of this kind are more likely to attract interest from strategic partners or acquirers due to their lower capital intensity and faster development timelines. Investors should also consider whether the company has a district-scale land position, as this can significantly enhance the upside potential beyond a single discovery.
Finally, a company’s alignment with national or regional energy strategies can be a powerful advantage. Governments seeking to secure domestic uranium supply, particularly in countries expanding their nuclear energy capacity, are more likely to support companies that help fulfill those objectives. Juniors operating in such environments may benefit from faster permitting, stronger stakeholder engagement and even direct institutional interest.
Vancouver-based Blue Sky Uranium is not just exploring for uranium in Argentina; it’s pioneering the advancement of what could become a new, world-class uranium district in the southern hemisphere.
The company’s flagship Amarillo Grande project is the most advanced uranium exploration initiative in Argentina and one of the most significant in South America. The project spans more than 145 kilometers of continuous prospective trend in the Neuquén Basin. It comprises three main properties — Ivana, Anit and Santa Barbara — all of which demonstrate significant uranium potential and remain underexplored relative to their scale.
The Ivana deposit alone hosts an indicated mineral resource of 19.7 million metric tons of uranium at a grade of 333 parts per million (ppm) with 105 ppm vanadium, and an inferred resource of 5.6 million metric tons of uranium at a grade of 262 ppm with 109 ppm vanadium. It boasts a robust preliminary economic assessment (as of February 2024) that outlines a base-case pre-tax net present value (8 percent) of US$227.7 million, along with an internal rate of return of 38.9 percent at a uranium price of US$75 per pound of U3O8.
Blue Sky is now focused on advancing the Ivana deposit through a joint venture with Abatare Spain (COAM), taking the project from exploration through feasibility and potentially into production.
Under the terms of the earn-in agreement, COAM will fund up to US$35 million to earn a 49.9 percent equity interest in the joint venture company, Ivana Minerales, and can earn up to 80 percent ownership by completing a feasibility study and contributing up to US$160 million to develop and construct the project.
This level of financial backing and technical commitment is rare among junior uranium developers and significantly de-risks the project. COAM’s parent, Corporación América, operates across energy, transportation, infrastructure and technology sectors, and brings deep local knowledge and government connectivity.
As part of the Grosso Group with a long-standing presence in Argentina, Blue Sky has the advantage in navigating regulatory and social environments. Combined with the technical and financial support of its joint venture partner, the company is uniquely positioned to help unlock Argentina’s uranium potential at a time when global supply diversification is more critical than ever.
Amid an accelerating global push for cleaner energy and secure supply chains, Argentina offers a unique opportunity for investors seeking exposure to the uranium renaissance. Its established nuclear energy infrastructure, prospective geology and government-backed development roadmap make it a jurisdiction to watch.
For investors looking to navigate the shifting dynamics of the uranium market, Argentina represents a jurisdiction worth serious consideration. Companies with shallow, scalable projects in mining-friendly provinces, and that align with national energy priorities are likely to have a strategic advantage as the global supply chain continues to evolve.
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AuKing Mining (ASX:AKN) has been cited in a news report as among two Australian companies well-placed to take advantage of rising gold prices and the re-emergence of historic gold mines in Queensland.
An article from ABC Australia noted record-high global gold prices are revitalizing the gold mining industry in outback Queensland, particularly in the Cloncurry region. Once a bustling mining area, Cloncurry experienced a decline in the 1990s due to falling gold prices. However, the current surge has prompted renewed interest in both exploration and the reopening of historical mines.
In particular, the Ernest Henry Copper-Gold Mine, a significant site in the region, is estimated to contain 2 million ounces of gold. The Cloncurry Gold Project, encompassing multiple mines over 400 square kilometers, is also poised to benefit from the current boom.
“Orion Resources and AuKing Mining Limited plan to re-lease 20 historic gold mines in the region, bringing them back to life under the banner of the Cloncurry Gold Project,” the article stated.
AuKing Mining’s managing director Paul Williams told ABC Australia the “great gold price environment” and access to significant data from previous work done in the area create an advantageous position for both Orion and AuKing capitalize on the current trend.
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