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McClean Lake Joint Venture

Saskatchewan, Canada · Processing Facility

Operating
Uranium
Opened
1999-01-01
End year
2027
Overview
The McClean Lake Joint Venture is a uranium mining and processing facility in the eastern Athabasca Basin. It includes a uranium mill, a tailings management facility, and associated infrastructure. The mill, one of the world's largest, has an annual licensed production capacity of 24 million pounds of U3O8 and processes ore from Cigar Lake and McClean Lake mining operations.
Production
For 2025, production from the McClean North deposit totalled 648,558 pounds of U3O8 (100% basis), with Denison's share at 145,926 pounds. The 2025 production target was 800,000 pounds of U3O8.
Processing
Uranium mill with an annual licensed production capacity of 24 million pounds of U3O8, processing ore from Cigar Lake and McClean Lake mining operations.
Expansion
Mining operations, suspended in 2008, restarted in June 2025 at the McClean North deposit using the patented Surface Access Borehole Resource Extraction (SABRE) mining method. An additional 3 million pounds of U3O8 has been identified for potential production from the McClean North and Caribou deposits between 2026 and 2030.

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Gryphon

Saskatchewan, Canada · Underground

Under Development
Uranium
Mine life
6.5 years
Overview
The Gryphon deposit is part of the Wheeler River Project, the largest undeveloped uranium project in the eastern Athabasca Basin. It is a basement-hosted uranium deposit. A 2023 cost update to the 2018 Pre-Feasibility Study confirmed its potential as one of the world's lowest-cost uranium mines.
Production
Over an approximately 6.5-year mine life, 49.7 million pounds of U3O8 are planned to be extracted from 1,260,000 tonnes of ore grading 1.8% U3O8.
Processing
The plan assumes that ore from the Gryphon operation will be processed at the McClean Lake mill, which is 22.5% owned by Denison. The mill's existing flowsheet is considered amenable to processing the Gryphon ore with minimal required upgrades, and the estimated recovery rate is 98.2%.

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Phoenix

Saskatchewan, Canada · Solution

Under Development
Uranium
Mine life
10 years
Workforce
The project is expected to generate benefits for employees, contractors, and Indigenous partners.
Production
First production is targeted for mid-2028. The Phoenix operation is anticipated to produce approximately six-million pounds of uranium oxide per year.
Processing
The Phoenix project will be the first uranium in-situ recovery (ISR) mining operation in the Athabasca Basin region. The ISR method involves injecting a solution underground to dissolve the uranium ore, which is then pumped to the surface for processing. A unique feature of the planned ISR mine is the use of artificial ground freezing around the perimeter of the mining areas to create a hydraulic barrier.
Equipment
Long-lead items procured for the project include electrical distribution infrastructure such as the main site transformer, substation high voltage equipment, switchgear, and a substation electrical house. A construction management contract has been awarded to Wood Canada Limited to oversee the building of the mine, including the processing plant and site infrastructure. Grid power was made available at the future mine site following the completion of a SaskPower transmission line.
Expansion
The Denison Mines Corp. Board of Directors made a Final Investment Decision to proceed with the construction of the Phoenix mine in February 2026. Site preparation and construction activities are planned to commence in March 2026. The construction period is expected to be approximately two years.

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Mine Waste Solutions (MWS)

North West, South Africa · Tailings

Operating
GoldUranium
End year
2040
Workforce
2,396 people for FY2024
Overview
Mine Waste Solutions (MWS) is a surface tailings retreatment facility located near Klerksdorp in the North West province of South Africa, extracting gold and uranium from historical tailings material.
Production
3,770 kilograms (121,207 ounces) of gold for FY2024, expected to increase annual gold production to approximately 110,000 ounces after expansion
Processing
hydro-mining to extract material from historical tailings storage facilities (TSFs), slurry pumped to a central processing plant, leaching and a carbon-in-pulp (CIP) circuit, waste residue deposited on the Kareerand TSF using cycloning
Equipment
reclamation and pumping stations, 6-kilometre return water pipeline, reverse osmosis plant, multiple streams processing plant, cyclones, drone technology for monthly surveillance
Expansion
expansion to include a fourth stream, expansion of the Kareerand TSF, expected to increase annual gold production to approximately 110,000 ounces

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Red Canyon Quarry

Colorado, United States · Quarry

Operating
GoldSilverIron OreCoalDiamondsLithium+38
Overview
The Red Canyon Quarry produces a range of construction aggregates. Materials from the quarry are utilised as aggregate for asphalt and concrete, rip-rap, aggregate base, decorative rock, and baseball field infield mix.
Processing
drill and shoot
Expansion
Martin Marietta acquired the Red Canyon Quarry in February 2016 through the acquisition of Colorado Springs-based Rocky Mountain Materials & Asphalt and Rocky Mountain Premix.

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Southern Free State

Free State province, South Africa · Underground

Under Development
GoldUranium
End year
2040
Mine life
23 years
Overview
Advanced exploration stage gold and uranium project in Free State, South Africa, fully mining-permitted. Acquired by Sibanye-Stillwater in 2014, with a 23-year mining right approved in 2017. Located adjacent to the Beatrix operation. Reported 6.9 Moz gold Mineral Resources as of 2023.
Production
6.9 million ounces gold Mineral Resources as of 31 December 2023

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Beatrix Operations

Free State province, South Africa · Underground

Operating
GoldUranium
Opened
1983-01-01
End year
2027
Workforce
6,268 employees and contractors
Overview
A large, mature, deep-level underground gold mining and processing operation located in the Free State province of South Africa, approximately 280 kilometres south-west of Johannesburg, near the towns of Welkom and Virginia in the Lejweleputswa District Municipality.
Production
For the year ending 31 December 2023, the gold production was 136,222 ounces.
Processing
Two metallurgical plants. Beatrix 1 Plant has a capacity of approximately 250,000 tonnes per month and features four semi-autogenous grinding (SAG) mills, three 60-metre diameter thickeners, twelve mechanically agitated carbon-in-leach (CIL) tanks, a gravity gold recovery circuit with Knelson concentrators, two pressure Zadra elution circuits, and two rotary kilns. Beatrix 2 Plant has a milling capacity of around 120,000 tonnes per month and uses four Run-of-Mine (RoM) mills, three 50-metre diameter thickeners, eight mechanically agitated leach tanks, and a carousel-type carbon adsorption circuit. Processing involves crushing and grinding, followed by cyanide leaching in CIL tanks, gold recovery using carbon-in-pulp, and gravity circuit enhancement.
Equipment
two active operating shafts, No. 1 and No. 3, vertical shaft system, conveyor belts
Expansion
Beatrix 4 shaft was closed in early 2023 and is on care and maintenance. In December 2024, Sibanye-Stillwater announced an agreement to sell the Beatrix 4 shaft, which includes the Beisa uranium project, to Neo Energy Metals.

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Angaston Quarry

South Australia, Australia · Open Pit

Operating
PhosphateMineral SandsSilica SandKaolinHalloysiteTitanium+39
Opened
1950-01-01
Workforce
40 jobs (2014)
Overview
The operational mine is an open-pit quarry located approximately 2.5 kilometres north of the township of Angaston, in the Barossa Valley region of South Australia, Australia. It produces limestone, marble, and aggregates for various industrial uses.
Production
approximately one million tonnes of industrial minerals and aggregates per annum (2014); 900,000 tonnes of material (2016)
Processing
crushing and grading of the extracted materials
Equipment
large fleet of Komatsu equipment, including WA600-3 and WA480-6 loaders and HD785-5 and HD465-5 dump trucks (information from 2010)

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Häggån Polymetallic Project

Sweden · Open Pit

Under Development
UraniumVanadiumMolybdenumNickel

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Nolans Project

Northern Territory, Australia · Open Pit

Under Development
Rare Earth ElementsPhosphateUranium
Mine life
38 years
Workforce
peak construction workforce of between 600 and 682 people. The operational workforce is estimated to be between 350 and 366 employees.
Overview
The Nolans Project is in the development phase and is described as shovel-ready. Arafura has completed early works construction and is targeting a Final Investment Decision (FID) in 2025 or early 2026. The project has received all necessary government and regulatory approvals to commence.
Production
The project is expected to produce 4,440 tonnes of NdPr oxide per annum. It will also produce 470 tonnes per annum of a mixed middle-heavy rare earth (SEG/HRE) oxide and 144,000 tonnes per year of fertilizer-grade phosphoric acid as a by-product.
Processing
The on-site process plant includes beneficiation, extraction, and separation facilities. The processing method involves a single-stage crushing and milling circuit, followed by flotation to produce a concentrate. This concentrate then undergoes a hydrometallurgical process which includes pre-leach, sulphation, water leach, precipitation, dissolution, and purification.
Equipment
The mining fleet is planned to include 108-tonne Hitachi EXI 200 excavators, 90-tonne Caterpillar 777F haul trucks, and Caterpillar D9T dozers and 16M graders. The processing plant will feature a single-stage jaw crusher and a ball mill. The overall infrastructure will include a residue storage facility, a gas-fired power station, and an accommodation village.

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Whyalla Quarry

South Australia, Australia · Quarry

Operating
Silica SandGraphiteKaolinHalloysiteTitaniumIron Ore (Magnetite)+39
Overview
The Boral Whyalla Quarry is a hard rock quarry owned and operated by Boral Limited, located just outside Whyalla, South Australia. It is an active, operational quarry and a strategic mineral resource area, co-located with a Boral concrete plant. The quarry supplies a range of high-quality construction materials for regional projects and infrastructure development.

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Stirling North Quarry

South Australia, Australia · Quarry

Operating
GraphiteSilica SandKaolinHalloysiteTitaniumIron Ore (Magnetite)+39
Workforce
The operation has a workforce of less than 10 full-time employees.
Overview
The Stirling North Quarry, owned and operated by Boral Limited, is an active open-cut quarry in South Australia. Located approximately 5 km northeast of Stirling North township, it operates under Private Mine tenement 154 with an approved Mine Operation Plan as of December 2023. The quarry has been operational since the mid-1970s.
Processing
The general process involves extraction, crushing, and screening to produce various sizes of quarry products, including thermal sand for the Lincoln Gap Wind Farm.
Equipment
The primary equipment includes a main processing plant and a contractor screen.

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Lobethal Quarry

South Australia, Australia · Open Pit

Operating
GraphiteSilica SandKaolinHalloysiteTitaniumIron Ore (Magnetite)+39
Overview
The Lobethal Quarry, operated by Boral Limited, is an active open-cut quarry located in Lobethal, South Australia. It is considered a strategic mineral resource area and supplies construction materials such as aggregates, asphalt, cement, crushed rock, and roadbase to the Adelaide Hills region.
Production
The quarry produces aggregates, rail ballast, pre-mix concrete, and road materials.
Processing
The quarry underwent a $4 million plant upgrade in 2015, transforming it into a more automated and efficient operation for producing construction materials.
Equipment
The quarry underwent a $4 million plant upgrade in 2015, transforming it into a more automated and efficient operation. It is recognised as one of the cleanest and safest fixed plant areas within Boral's South Australian business.

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Bahia Project

Bahia, Brazil · Dredging

Under Development
Rare Earth ElementsIlmeniteRutileZirconUranium
Overview
The project consists of seventeen mineral concessions covering approximately 15,089.71 hectares. The project is a heavy mineral sand (HMS) deposit and is currently in the exploration and development stage. There has been no previous mining on the property.
Production
Potential to supply 3,000 to 10,000 metric tons of natural monazite concentrate per year, estimated to contain roughly 1,500 to 5,000 metric tons of total rare earth oxides.
Processing
Mining the mineralised sands using standard, low-cost techniques to produce an HMS concentrate at the site. This concentrate would then be shipped to the White Mesa Mill for further processing.
Equipment
front-end loaders, excavators, and/or dredges
Expansion
Energy Fuels completed the acquisition of the project on 13 February 2023. The company was continuing its drilling program, which resumed in the fourth quarter of 2025, with the aim of completing S-K 1300 and NI 43-101 compliant reports by late 2026. A Phase 1 sonic drilling program of 2,250 metres was completed, and a Phase 2 program was planned to start in the third quarter of 2023.

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Kapunda Quarry

South Australia, Australia · Quarry

Operating
Silica SandGraphiteKaolinHalloysiteTitaniumIron Ore (Magnetite)+39
Overview
Boral's Kapunda Quarry, an operating site in Kapunda, South Australia, produces aggregates, rail ballast, pre-mix concrete, and road materials, and is a strategic mineral resource area. The broader Kapunda site also includes Australia's first commercially successful metal mine, which produced copper from 1844 to 1879 and is now a State Heritage Place. Environmental Copper Recovery Pty Ltd (ECR) and Terramin Australia Limited are advancing the Kapunda Copper & Gold ISR Project on the historic mine site, with technical collaboration from OZ Minerals.
Expansion
The Kapunda Copper & Gold ISR Project, a joint venture between Environmental Copper Recovery Pty Ltd (ECR) and Terramin Australia Limited, aims to extract an estimated 119,000 tonnes of copper from shallow oxide ores using in-situ recovery methods. In May 2025, the South Australian Department for Energy and Mining approved in-ground test work for the project, which also has potential for gold recovery.

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Nueltin Lake Project

Nunavut, Canada · Underground

Under Development
UraniumGoldMolybdenumCopperTungstenCobalt+1
Workforce
anticipated to be between two and nine people, including a two-person drill crew, a drill foreman, geologists, and two two-person mapping crews.
Overview
The Nueltin Lake project is an exploration-stage undertaking located in the Kivalliq Region of southern Nunavut, Canada, just north of the Manitoba border. It is a joint venture between URU Metals Limited and Cameco Corporation. The project is focused on exploring for polymetallic deposits, with target commodities including uranium, gold, molybdenum, copper, tungsten, cobalt, and nickel.
Equipment
helicopter-mobilised drill (heli-drill)
Expansion
joint venture between URU Metals Limited and Cameco Corporation; option agreement was entered into where URU Metals could earn into the project by funding exploration activities.

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Stonyfell Quarry

South Australia, Australia · Quarry

Operating
Silica SandGraphiteKaolinHalloysiteTitaniumIron Ore (Magnetite)+39
Opened
1837-01-01
Mine life
100 years
Workforce
The quarry's management team includes a Quarry Manager, a Quarry Support Manager, and an Operations Manager Quarries.
Overview
Stonyfell Quarry, located in the foothills of the Mount Lofty Ranges east of Adelaide, South Australia, is one of Adelaide's oldest quarries, operating since 1837. Boral Limited acquired the site in the 1980s. The quarry extracts sandstone and quartzite to produce road base, aggregates, crushed rock, washed sands for concrete manufacturing, fill materials, and specialty rocks. It also recycles concrete and is considered a significant state resource with at least 100 years of available materials.
Production
Produces road base, aggregates, crushed rock, washed sands for concrete manufacturing, fill materials, specialty rocks, and recycled concrete. Primary materials extracted are sandstone and quartzite.
Processing
The processing infrastructure at Stonyfell Quarry includes a primary crusher and a sprinkler system within the crushing plant to manage dust. The facility produces road base, aggregates, crushed rock, washed sands for concrete manufacturing, fill materials, and specialty rocks from extracted sandstone and quartzite.
Equipment
The processing infrastructure at the site includes a primary crusher and a sprinkler system within the crushing plant to manage dust. Other equipment includes a water cart for spraying roads and stockpiles, and a truck wash.
Expansion
Major capital improvement works were undertaken to upgrade the primary crusher, which involved installing a new steel structure and a heavy-duty concrete slab.

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Hook Lake JV Project

Saskatchewan, Canada · Underground

Under Development
Uranium
Workforce
exploration team includes project geologists and geological technicians
Overview
Uranium exploration project located in the southwestern Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan, Canada, within the Patterson Lake trend. It consists of nine claims covering 28,598 hectares, with ongoing diamond drilling and geophysical surveys to identify uranium mineralization. The project has a discovery known as the Spitfire, with high-grade uranium intercepts.
Production
There are no production figures.
Processing
As an exploration project, there is no processing plant or production. The exploration method involves drilling to obtain core samples, which are then assessed for radioactivity with handheld scintillometers. Selected core samples are sent for laboratory analysis to determine uranium concentrations.
Equipment
diamond drilling rigs, geophysical surveys (ground electromagnetic and airborne surveys), camp with a building for core logging and sampling

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Sage Plain Project

Utah, United States · Room And Pillar

Historic Mine
UraniumVanadium
Overview
The Sage Plain Project is located in San Juan County, Utah, in the United States, near the southwest end of the Uravan Mineral Belt. The project's commodities are uranium (U3O8) and vanadium (V2O5). The project is centered around the historic, underground Calliham mine, which has been idle for approximately two decades and is fully reclaimed. All surface infrastructure from the historical mine has been removed, and the permits have lapsed.
Production
Historically, the Calliham mine produced about 222,000 tons of ore with average grades of 0.15% U3O8 and 0.92% V2O5. As of March 2015, the project had Measured and Indicated Mineral Resources of approximately 1,611,000 pounds of U3O8 and 13,261,000 pounds of V2O5, contained within roughly 475,100 tons of material.
Expansion
On 27 October 2021, Energy Fuels completed the sale of the Sage Plain Project to Consolidated Uranium Inc. (now IsoEnergy Ltd.).

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Dawn Lake project

Saskatchewan, Canada · Underground

Under Development
Uranium
Overview
Development and exploration stage uranium project located in the Athabasca Basin of northern Saskatchewan, Canada. It is considered a large, early-stage exploration project. Hosts the Tamarack deposit and other historically identified mineralised areas.
Expansion
Exploration drilling on the La Rocque Lake corridor expanded known uranium mineralisation. Planned to spend approximately $7 million on brownfields and advanced exploration in 2024, focusing on the La Rocque Lake corridor, and about $10 million in 2026 for brownfields and advanced exploration.

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Boral Concrete Rockhampton

Queensland, Australia · Processing Facility

Operating
GraphiteSilica SandKaolinHalloysiteTitaniumIron Ore (Magnetite)+39
Overview
The Boral Concrete Rockhampton facility is an operational concrete batching plant located at 36-40 Johnson Street in Parkhurst, Rockhampton, Queensland. Operated by Boral Limited, this processing facility produces and supplies ready-mixed concrete for the Central Queensland construction market.
Processing
The facility is a concrete batching plant that produces and supplies ready-mixed concrete.

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EZ Complex

Arizona, United States · Underground

Under Development
Uranium
Overview
The EZ Complex consists of two adjacent high-grade uranium deposits known as "breccia pipes," identified as EZ1 and EZ2. The project is 100% owned by Energy Fuels Inc. through its subsidiary EFR Arizona Strip LLC.
Processing
Ore to be shipped to White Mesa Mill for processing.
Expansion
Resumed permitting activities in June 2025.

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Bullfrog Project

Utah, United States · Underground

Under Development
Uranium
Mine life
15 years
Overview
The Bullfrog Project is a uranium exploration project located in Garfield County, Utah, within the Colorado Plateau. It consists of two contiguous sandstone-type uranium deposits, Copper Bench and Indian Bench.
Production
Annual production of roughly 700,000 to 800,000 pounds of U3O8.
Processing
Ore transported to White Mesa Mill for processing into natural uranium concentrate (U3O8).

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Roca Honda Project

New Mexico, United States · Underground

Under Development
Uranium
Mine life
9 years
Overview
The Roca Honda Project is an advanced-stage uranium project operated by Energy Fuels Inc. The project is located in McKinley County, New Mexico, United States, in the Grants Mineral District, approximately three miles northwest of San Mateo. The project is situated on public lands managed by the US Forest Service and the State of New Mexico, covering approximately 4,440 acres.
Production
approximately 2.5-2.6 million pounds of U3O8 annually
Processing
trucking the material approximately 275 miles to Energy Fuels' 100%-owned White Mesa Mill, a conventional uranium mill located near Blanding, Utah
Equipment
surface and underground mobile equipment fleet; underground shop with service bays for heavy equipment, an overhead crane for servicing, a machine shop with milling tools, a lathe, and saws; use of explosives, with an estimated 300 pounds per day; two 18-foot diameter production shafts
Expansion
added to the U.S. Federal Infrastructure Project's Permitting Dashboard as a FAST-41 Transparency Project, which has the potential to expedite federal review

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