Articles On Vimy Resources (ASX:VMY)

John Borshoff’s Deep Yellow flags $250 million raising as Tumas uranium decision looms It could be the first greenfields uranium development led by an ASX-listed company in years Miners hammered as iron ore wanes on China’s stimulus light...

A shortage of material and tight spot market has seen uranium prices rise fivefold to US$93.5/lb in the past six years It has brought a number of hopeful miners out of the woodworks There is no guarantee they will succeed, but ASX uranium...

Uranium miner Deep Yellow [ASX:DYL] released the latest drilling results from the Tumas Project in Namibia. The drilling set out to expand the current field west of the Tumas 3 deposit to extend the life of the mine from 22.5 years to 30...

Signs of life are emerging on the frozen tundra of the initial public offer (IPO) market, but promoters are taking a ‘manana’ approach to when they will push the button on listing. Your columnist is certainly hearing about more IPO prospect...

U308 now trading at uS$56/lb, up from under US$20lb in 2016 60 new reactors under construction, 104 planned, 338 proposed China now becoming a major player John Borshoff last year warned nuclear utilities which had failed to incentivise n...

Uranium prices are in the mid-50s, their best launching point for any contracting cycle according to Cameco’s Grant Isaac A second significant merger in two years has occurred in the ASX uranium space Lotus will take over A-Cap Energy in s...

Nuclear reactors are getting a second life due to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, which forced many countries to reimagine their energy supply chains Experts say we are on the cusp of a nuclear revival as industry heavyweights recalibrate th...

Gold miners rule after US Fed chair strikes less hawkish tone with smaller rate rise Hot mining services stock SRG wins Northern Star contracts Uranium play Deep Yellow releases Tumas DFS   Gold miners ruled the roost among the large caps...

With China, interest rate rises and the Russian invasion of Ukraine in the foreground, 2022 was a wild year in commodity markets. We take a look at which metals were winners and which were losers over the past 12 months in this special edi...

Leo Lithium (ASX:LLL) reports it has appointed Ron Chamberlain as chief financial officer (CFO) and joint company secretary. The company says Chamberlain is a ‘seasoned’ Perth-based ASX 100 and 200 resources-based CFO and company secretary...

Deep Yellow boss John Borshoff says nuclear utilities could see uranium pricing get out of their hands if they continue to lowball producers in contracting He says the situation in uranium is shaping up as a similar one to that faced by ba...

Now having bedded down its merger with fellow uranium play Vimy Resources, the Namibia-oriented Deep Yellow (ASX: DYL) is planning a major focus on its recently acquired Mulga Rock project in Western Australia. A detailed review of Mulga Ro...

The Deep Yellow Limited (ASX: DYL) share price isn’t having a great day. In afternoon trade, the uranium developer’s shares are down 2% to 76.5 cents. The good news, though, is that one leading broker believes this weakness could be short-...

Financial market volatility continues to impact on the spot uranium market but longer term demand continues to build. -U3O8 spot market dragged down once more-Utilities continue to target longer term supply-Buy rating for Australian-listed...

Lithum company Sayona, gold miner Capricorn bumrush the ASX 200 Uranium plays Boss Energy and Deep Yellow enter the ASX 300  Critical minerals the big theme, with rare earths, nickel, battery recycling and high grade iron ore companies amo...

Uranium shares Boss Energy Ltd (ASX: BOE) and Deep Yellow Ltd (ASX: DYL) were added to the ASX 300 today. Boss shares lifted 5.9% to a high of $2.67 a share in intraday trading, finishing the day 2.38% higher at $2.58 a share. Meantime,...

Nineteen groups have signed a joint statement against uranium mining in WA as the $658 million merger of Deep Yellow and Vimy Resources plans to move forward with developing its Kalgoorlie-Boulder mine.

Deep Yellow (DYL) completes its merger with ASX-listed Vimy Resources (VMY) The transaction, announced on March 31, will see two uranium projects, the Tumas project in Namibia and the Mulga Rock project in WA, fall under the same portfolio...

Deep Yellow has begun operating as a significantly larger uranium company, following the successful merger with Vimy Resources. The transaction, announced on March 31, combines two advanced, geographically diverse uranium projects with a co...

Cameco boss Tim Gitzel says there’s “no solution without nuclear” as green energy and Russian sanction put rocket up uranium market Aussie uranium stocks move higher on positive chatter Gold miners report as prices lift overnight despite 0...

One big bounce and then steady as she goes for the benchmark today Market mover Douugh can’t explain its sudden popularity, up 29% Wooden spoons all round for Jervois Global after soggy Q2 results It must be the end of the week, because t...

Wall Street inspires strong Asian market gains Bubs leads quarterly numbers at home Victory Goldfields becomes Victory REE for Wednesday Let’s start big and go little today. The S&P500 closed 2.6% higher early this morning – best sess...

Vimy Resources (VMY) intersects uranium mineralisation at its Angularli Deposit in the Northern Territory Results have been received for two holes that extended the deposit 200 metres up-dip above the unconformity boundary Up to 1.42 per c...

The ASX is set to open higher on Monday Wall Street and European stock markets finished strongly on Friday Ahead this week, the RBA will release its minutes and Governor Lowe will speak Local shares are set to open higher today. At 8am AE...

You might not never know it but us green-talking Australians have been involved in matters of nuclear importance ever since some idiot split an atom. That idiot, among others, was Sir Marcus Laurence Elwin “Mark” Oliphant, AC, KBE, FRS, FAA...

Independent expert Deloitte Corporate Finance has concluded that Deep Yellow’s planned acquisition of Vimy Resources is fair and reasonable and in the best interests of Vimy shareholders. The proposed merger takes place by a scheme of arran...

An independent expert has deemed the proposed scrip-based merger of Deep Yellow and Vimy Resources as both fair and reasonable, paving the way for the first tie-up in the uranium sector in 10 years.

Benchmark lifts on uranium, energy gains Small caps on energy and materials Newcomer Southern Palladium nails debut. Nails. It.   The benchmark is higher and the small cap index is a bit higher, but the real action on a lazy winter Wednes...

Highlights Both ASX 200 and the Energy sector closed in the red territory today. The ASX Uranium stocks grabbed investors' attention today due to the rising prices of the precious metal. The S&P/ASX 200 index failed to maintain...

FFI and New Zealand’s largest gas network collaborate on green hydrogen projects  Frontier Energy sets out on ‘Hydrogen Highway’ strategy Evolution Energy Minerals signs MOU with Chinese graphite products specialist   Twiggy Forrest’s For...

It was a wild and volatile ride for most ASX shares over the first quarter of 2022. For the three months to 31 March, the All Ordinaries Index (ASX: XAO) managed a gain, but a very small one at 0.1%. But some ASX shares did better than oth...

With uranium trading within spitting distance of the magic US$60/lb mark which could incentivise new production, companies are starting to revive efforts to deliver the energy commodity. Deep Yellow is carrying out an all-scrip takeover of...

While investors cheered the merger of uranium hopefuls Vimy Resources and Deep Yellow this week, conservationists began steeling themselves for the fight of their lives against its flagship Mulga Rock project.

The S&P/ASX 200 (ASX: XJO) managed to finish the quarter 0.7% higher in price terms, but down just over 1% on an accumulation basis. This was despite the market finishing near its lows on Thursday, down 0.2%. ASX commodities show streng...

Deep Yellow and Vimy Resources have inked a mammoth $658m merger, launching a new global uranium player. The deal will create one of the world’s largest uranium inventories at 389m pounds of uranium oxide.

Deep Yellow to acquire fellow uranium project developer Vimy Resources in all scrip $658m deal Paladin raises $200m to restart Langer-Heinrich uranium mine in Namibia by 2024 Boss Energy also eyeing restart of its Honeymoon uranium project...

The share market wrapped up its best month since November 2020 with its first loss in eight sessions following a late, late sell-off. The S&P/ASX 200 was ahead all session until the closing auction. End-of-quarter institutional portf...

Knocked back in November, merged in March — advanced uranium plays Deep Yellow (ASX: DYL) and Vimy Resources (ASX: VMY) have at last found common ground in a merger of their Australian and Namibia projects in a deal that creates a $658 mill...

Uranium play Vimy Resources has agreed on a $658m merger with Deep Yellow, even though the deal represents an inferior offer to that proposed by the John Borschoff-led company in November.

Listed uranium explorer Vimy Resources has agreed to an all-scrip bid by John Borshoff’s Deep Yellow’s after months of back and forth.

The Tempest, a tale of love, revenge and family set at sea, is thought to be the last play that William Shakespeare wrote alone. One area it doesn’t touch on in detail is staggering riches; a theme now more relevant to shareholders in Tempe...

John Borshoff’s Deep Yellow’s finally made its move on fellow uranium play Vimy Resources. 

The shares of Vimy Resources and Deep Yellow have been placed in trading halts ahead of an expected announcement about a takeover.

Word is that Vimy Resources has welcomed rival uranium player Deep Yellow back into the room for a chat.

The ASX microcaps Emerging Companies index closed 0.01% higher on Friday Copper explorer Stelar Metals (ASX:SLB) led the market with a 57% gain US stock futures are trading flat ahead of the Friday open on Wall St   After a pretty strong...

Uranium prices stormed to decade highs last week of ~US$60/lb on the back of supply concerns. Russia and its ally states in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan are major suppliers of yellowcake to nuclear facilities around the world, especially the U...

The ASX 200 index has closed 1% higher on Monday, while the ASX Emerging Companies (XEC) index shed earlier gains to finish down 0.1%. Disappointing, really. It shoulda been a day for the little guys. Asia was mixed. Although not the Hong K...

The share market logged its highest close in a week after a sharp retreat in commodity prices soothed concerns about inflation and global growth. The S&P/ASX 200 climbed 78 points or 1.1 per cent to 7130.8.   A “risk on” session s...

Uranium explorer Aura Energy was testing the equity capital markets today, after last week’s Russian attack on a Ukrainian nuclear plant forced Aura’s peer Vimy Resources to recut its raise.

ASX uranium shares are exploding today on the back of decade-high uranium prices and industry optimism. Among the stocks leaping higher today are Boss Energy Ltd (ASX: BOE), Paladin Energy Ltd (ASX: PDN), Deep Yellow Limited (ASX: DYL), a...