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Forsys Metals Corporation will begin trading on the Namibian Stock Exchange under its new name, Asarian Energy Limited, from Wednesday as the uranium developer aligns its Namibian listing with a...
Read moreSkeleton Coast Uranium has identified its first high-priority uranium exploration targets across three licences in Namibia's Erongo Region after completing the first phase of work to convert decades of historical...
Read moreBannerman Energy is targeting Namibians to make up more than 80% of its employees as it begins staged recruitment and workforce development ahead of future operations at the Etango uranium...
Read moreForsys Metals has officially changed its name to Asarian Energy Limited as part of a wider strategic overhaul aimed at advancing its Norasa uranium project in Namibia while building a...
Read moreVeteran uranium executive John Borshoff has officially taken over as president, chief executive officer, and director of Forsys Metals after shareholders overwhelmingly endorsed his appointment and approved the company's planned...
Read moreSkeleton Coast Uranium has unveiled an exploration programme worth up to US$1.575 million (about N$28 million) across three uranium exploration licences in Namibia's Erongo Region after filing independent National Instrument...
Read moreDelays in clearing imported equipment through Namibia Customs have slowed the commissioning of Elevate Uranium's U-pgrade™ pilot plant. In its June 2026 Quarterly Activities Report, the Australian-listed company said extended...
Read moreDeep Yellow spent about N$725 million advancing its flagship Tumas uranium project during the 12 months ended 30 June 2026, according to the year-to-date figures contained in the company's latest...
Read moreBannerman Energy invested about N$800 million in advancing its Etango uranium project in Namibia during the 2026 financial year, with construction-related expenditure accounting for the largest share of spending as...
Read moreAustralian uranium developer Deep Yellow will mobilise two Namibian civil and concrete contractors to its Tumas uranium project in August, following the completion of bulk earthworks, marking another milestone as...
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