Rosatom has reported that uranium mining companies achieved their production plans in 2025 and are expanding their mineral resource base.
 

The world's two largest uranium producers have released their production figures for 2025 and guidance for 2026.
 

Australia-based Bannerman Energy has signed a strategic financing and joint venture agreement with China's CNNC Overseas Limited, paving the way for debt-free construction of its Etango uranium project in Namibia.
 

Laramide Resources Ltd has terminated an agreement for a greenfield uranium project in Kazakhstan saying recent changes to the country's subsoil use laws have limited the scope for third-party participation in Kazakh projects, but Kazakhstan's national atomic company says that regulatory limitations for subsoil users are not new.
 

The programme will see the extraction of up to 2000 tons of mineralised material to generate real-world mining, processing, and cost data, and is a "decision gate" towards a potential restart decision for IsoEnergy's past-producing uranium mine.
 

The construction and installation of the first mobile sorption unit at the Verkhne-Uksyanskaya deposit of the Dalmatovskoye uranium deposit is aimed at ensuring optimised uranium production, Rosatom says.
 

The International Atomic Energy Agency has published a new strategic master plan to continue its cooperation with Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan and international organisations on the remediation of uranium legacy sites until 2030.
 

Denison Mines Corporation says it is ready to make a final investment decision and begin construction of the Phoenix In-Situ Recovery uranium mine, with first production expected by mid-2028.

Niger's state-owned Timersoi National Uranium Company has signed an agreement with Russian company Uranium One Group to cooperate in uranium mining and eventually open new mines. Meanwhile, Global Atomic Corporation remains upbeat about the prospects for securing financing for the Dasa uranium project - although first uranium shipments could now be delayed.