Articles On Deep Yellow (ASX:DYL)

In today's Mining Briefs: Updates from Classic, Black Cat, Lotus, Deep Yellow, First Au and Greenfields. Mining Briefs: Classic, Black Cat and more.

Superior Lake Resources’ (ASX:SUP) is running the ruler over some US uranium projects, underscoring what is starting to look increasingly like a widespread revival of the uranium sector. Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, there were already si...

Deep Yellow (ASX: DYL) managing director John Borshoff has issued a stark warning about future uranium supply shortages saying the mining sector is “totally unprepared” to meet the challenges of the looming yellowcake shortage. Mr Borshoff,...

... possibility of increasing the total measured, indicated and inferred resource base as high as 150Mlb; Deep Yellow closed Tuesday's session two per ...

Since 2017, Deep Yellow has tripled its resource base at the Tumas project and said it is now sitting at a very economical discovery cost of 11.5 cents ...

A threefold increase in the Tumas resource base since 2017, including 37% reporting to Indicated Resource status, through exploration, translates to a ...

With only 60% of the known regional Tumas palaeochannel system drilled, significant upside potential remains to further increase the resource base, ...

Canada’s Cameco this week announced it was shuttering Cigar Lake, the world’s largest uranium mine, for at least four weeks after directives from the Canadian and Saskatchewan provincial governments. The Canadians are concerned about the us...

IN today's Mining Briefs: Vango's pit potential; Classic upscales Lady Ada; Deep Yellow moves into Reptile PFS; Ora Banda prepares for resource ...

Despite much optimism among the uranium industry, 2019 proved to be more of the same dreary conditions that plagued the sector for the past couple of years. Uranium prices have been largely stagnant in the past six months, bouncing around i...

Marenica Energy (ASX:MEY) has powered up its uranium resources after acquiring a suite of tenements in the Northern Territory and Western Australia from Optimal Mining. The acquisition of the Angela, Thatcher Soak and Oobagooma projects as...

SINCE joining minnow Deep Yellow in late 2016, managing director John Borshoff and his former team from Paladin Energy, have been able to ...

Uranium markets have been struggling for several years, and industry commentators have been saying for awhile now that the recovery is coming. But just how close is it? From $US140 highs in 2007, prices shrunk due to the GFC and Japan’s Fuk...

Only three months after buying a new project in Brazil’s Santos Basin for nearly $1 billion, Karoon Energy (ASX:KAR) is partnering with oil and gas giant Shell. For the next five years, Shell will trade and ship crude oil that is produced f...

Nuclear Power and Uranium still hold some stigma around safety; however, nuclear energy is, in fact, a clean and sustainable source of energy along with being the second largest source of low-carbon electricity in the world. According to th...

Going nowhere. Uranium prices continue to rise and fall but it remains a case of failure to launch. -Anticipated demand still absent -Spot prices remain range-bound -Australia ponders nuclear energy By Greg Peel Expectations that sustained...

DYL, whose primary focus is in Namibia where it operates through its wholly owned subsidiary Reptile Uranium Namibia, has slid more than 11% since the beginning of the year as the uranium spot price continues to reverse gains made in 2018....

In this week’s recap of substantial holders, Jamie Pherous bought a 5.3 per cent stake in State Gas for $4.9m, Lombard Odier bought more of Salt Lake Potash, and Regal sold out of Visioneering Technologies and increased its stake in Nickel...