Uranium

Jaguar Uranium has successfully raised $25 million through its IPO, pricing its shares at $4.00 each. The capital infusion will primarily fund exploration and development of its uranium assets in Argentina and Colombia, aiming to address the global uranium supply deficit. Shares are set to begin trading on NYSE American under the ticker JAGU on February 10, 2026. This move signifies investor confidence in the company’s strategy within the resurgent uranium market.

Azincourt Energy has reported significant high-grade uranium intersections from its 2025 exploration program at the Harrier Project in Newfoundland & Labrador. Assay results confirmed robust mineralization, with surface samples reaching up to 6.28% U3O8. The project, spanning 49,400 hectares, is strategically located in a prospective uranium corridor. A 2026 drilling campaign will focus on the Snegamook deposit to define a resource estimate.

Myriad Uranium plans to acquire Rush Rare Metals in a merger, aiming for full control of the Copper Mountain Uranium Project in Wyoming. This strategic move, detailed in an updated LOI, offers Rush shareholders a premium. Rush’s Boxi property will be spun out into a new entity. Myriad, already holding a 75% stake, believes consolidated ownership will enhance project value, streamline operations, and capitalize on renewed global interest in domestic uranium supply.

Homeland Uranium reports Phase II early results from the Coyote Basin project in northwest Colorado. Six RC holes of 35 planned, covering about 5.3 km, indicate near-surface radiometric horizons aligned with historical data and deeper anomalous zones open for expansion. Downhole gamma readings reveal shallow activity (50–100 m) and deeper signals (220–320 m). Chemical assays are required due to gamma–XRF discrepancies and uranium disequilibrium. Drilling continues to refine the model; results are not NI 43-101-compliant yet.

Nuclear Fuels Inc. shareholders approved the merger with Premier American Uranium Inc. with 95.08% support. Nuclear Fuels shareholders will receive 0.33 shares of Premier American Uranium for each share held. The deal still requires court and exchange approvals, with closing expected around August 25th. The combined entity aims to become a key player in the U.S. uranium sector, driven by growing demand for clean energy and the need for secure domestic uranium supplies. The merger will combine Nuclear Fuels’ exploration assets with Premier American Uranium’s development expertise.

Energy Fuels Inc. reported a strong Q2 2025, driven by record uranium production at Pinyon Plain. Strategic focus on rare earth elements and heavy mineral sands is progressing, with the Donald Project in Australia receiving key approvals. The company is piloting dysprosium oxide production and anticipates terbium oxide production in November 2025. Energy Fuels boasts over $250 million in liquidity and no debt, with improved net loss compared to Q1 2025. Uranium sales guidance was updated to 350,000 pounds.