News for Alligator Energy Limited (AGE.AX)

Core Energy Minerals (ASX: CR3) has added 517 square kilometres of prospective uranium tenure to the east of its flagship Cummins project in South

Alligator Energy (ASX: AGE) has identified multiple uranium anomalies and some rare earth potential in analysis of results from its 2024 exploration

Alligator has dipped -2.4% as the market absorbs its latest uranium drill hits while NYMEX uranium futures dipped -1.6% overnight.

Lincoln Minerals (ASX: LML) has identified high-grade uranium mineralisation in its investigation of an abandoned South Australian quarry site previously

A new report from boutique Australian institutional stockbroking firm Petra Capital is forecasting continued strength in the uranium market. The estimated

The ASX200 has climbed 0.8 per cent as the local currency neared 68 US cents after Fed chairman Jerome Powell declared "the time had come" for US rate cuts.

Expectations of central bank interest rate cuts drove global markets higher, carrying the Australian market up for its sixth straight day of gains.

It was a lacklustre day for the ASX200, closing up 0.17%, with the bourse finishing flat, despite some eyebrow raising reactions to big name earnings.

An inaugural drilling program at the Big Lake Uranium Project has yielded evidence of significant uranium mineralisation.

Everest Metals Corp has confirmed it will own a 22.8% stake in Cobold Metals when the latter lists on the ASX, intended for Q4 of CY2024.

Shares in thinly traded microcap uranium explorer Alligator Energy (ASX:AGE) were up 1.7% in the first half hour of Friday trade.

Extension drilling in the first four months of this year at the…

The ASX200 is expected to open fairly flat this morning, up by just six points (.08 per cent).

Here’s today’s The Match Out report from Market Matters’ James Gerrish. Key point: the S&P/ASX 200 (INDEXASX: XJO) finished down -0.46% to 7163.30.

The ASX 200 has slipped .6 of a per cent today with only the consumer staples and discretionary sectors holding in positive territory, the material and energy sectors are the major drag.

Rise and Shine: Everything you need to know before the ASX opens

The ASX wandered to a -0.25% close today as banks and oil stocks dragged the market down, leaving Magnum Mining to win the day on +44.1%

The ASX has dipped 0.2% this morning as the US braces for CPI data, while Magnum's gone flying thanks to a huge offtake deal with Mitsubishi.

Here's the lowdown on the six ASX stocks with a uranium play in Canada’s high-grade, historical Athabasca Basin.