DevEx Resources Ltd raised A$32 million in a two-tranche institutional placement to enhance its uranium growth strategy and support acquisitions in the Alligator Rivers Uranium Province.
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DevEx Resources Ltd (ASX:DEV) has successfully raised A$32 million through a two-tranche institutional placement aimed at advancing its uranium growth strategy. This funding will facilitate key acquisitions within the Alligator Rivers Uranium Province, further enhancing their exploration capabilities in the region. The raised capital will support the recently announced acquisition of additional land tenure, setting the stage for an expanded exploration campaign across the consolidated Nabarlek and Murphy West Projects scheduled for 2026.
Industry Overview in Australia
The uranium mining industry in Australia plays a significant role in the global nuclear energy market, as the country holds the largest reserves of uranium worldwide. Despite a fluctuating market influenced by international demand, the Australian government remains supportive of the nuclear sector, recognizing its potential to contribute to energy security and sustainability. Recent policy shifts and international agreements have bolstered interest in uranium as countries seek to transition to cleaner energy sources.
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In particular, the Alligator Rivers Uranium Province is a historically rich mining area, known for hosting high-grade uranium deposits. The geographical advantages and the established infrastructure make this region highly
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DevEx Resources Ltd
invested in
Alligator Rivers Uranium Province
in 2025
in a Other deal
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Transaction Size: $32M