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

The Santa Quitéria Project is expected to produce about 2,300 tonnes of uranium concentrate per year, as part of Brazil's plan to become self-sufficient in nuclear fuel production.
 

Australia-headquartered Paladin Energy Limited has received approval from the Government of Saskatchewan for its Environmental Impact Statement for development of its Patterson Lake South project, located in the Athabasca Basin, Canada.
 

The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission has issued a licence to Denison Mines Corp to prepare a site and construct a uranium mine and mill at its Wheeler River project in Saskatchewan. The project is the first uranium mine in Canada to use the in-situ recovery mining method.

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.
 

A Request for Information has been launched by Brazil's National Bank for Economic and Social Development for consulting firms interested in participating in the structuring of Indústrias Nucleares do Brasil's uranium production expansion project.
 

The Swedish parliament has voted to pass legislative changes that will come into effect on 1 January, lifting the country's ban on uranium mining and extraction.
 

Feldioara Uranium Concentrate Processing Plant, part of Nuclearelectrica, has won an international tender it says will see it supply the uranium dioxide to cover the needs of Argentina’s nuclear power plants for a year.