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Denison Mines stock slips after 2025 results as Phoenix mine start nears

Denison Mines stock slips after 2025 results as Phoenix mine start nears

Shares of Denison Mines Corp edged down roughly 1.6% to $3.98 by late Wednesday morning, following its 2025 results filing. The company also reiterated plans to start construction at the Phoenix uranium project in Saskatchewan sometime this month. Phoenix stands out as the asset with the potential to shift Denison from a distant developer into a genuine uranium producer. The site relies on in-situ recovery, or ISR, which extracts uranium by dissolving it underground and then pumping it to the surface, skipping the usual mining route. Denison hasn’t budged from its plan to begin output by mid-2028.
11 March 2026
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Fresnillo PLC shares steady after record 2025 profit as lower output outlook weighs

Fresnillo PLC shares steady after record 2025 profit as lower output outlook weighs

Shares of Fresnillo PLC barely budged Monday after the company’s annual results landed March 3: a record profit for 2025, $950 million headed out as dividends, but a warning—production is set to slip in 2026, and capex is on the rise. Fresnillo finished at 3,508 pence, down 0.23%. That’s a touch shallower than the FTSE 100’s 0.3% dip. The balance is in focus right now, with mining stocks emerging as some of Europe’s best performers this year. Back on Feb. 25, Reuters pointed out that European mining shares notched record highs as metals rallied, pushing the sector to new levels of sensitivity when it comes to shifts in gold and interest rate outlooks.
10 March 2026
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Australia Stock Market Today: ASX 200 Suffers Worst Day in 11 Months as Oil Shock Slams Miners and Financials

Australia Stock Market Today: ASX 200 Suffers Worst Day in 11 Months as Oil Shock Slams Miners and Financials

Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 tumbled 2.85% to finish at 8,599 on Monday, marking the steepest single-day decline in nearly a year. The index had slid as much as 4.4% during the day before trimming some losses, closing at its lowest level since mid-December. A surge in crude prices rattled investors, sending them fleeing from risk. The drop didn’t just sting for a day. The benchmark is now down 1.3% for 2026 to date, with energy standing out as the lone sector in the green—a clear indication investors are shifting toward firms set to gain from pricier fuel.
9 March 2026
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Denison Mines Corp Sets March Start for Phoenix Uranium Mine as Canada Readies Nuclear Strategy

Denison Mines Corp Sets March Start for Phoenix Uranium Mine as Canada Readies Nuclear Strategy

Denison Mines Corp disclosed in a March 4 filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that its board gave the green light to build the Phoenix in-situ recovery uranium mine. According to the accompanying Feb. 24 release, groundwork and construction for Phoenix are scheduled to kick off in March 2026. Timing is critical here, with Ottawa gearing up to unveil its updated electricity and nuclear blueprint amid surging nuclear demand. Energy Minister Tim Hodgson told Reuters on Thursday the new strategy should land in the next few weeks. Canada is clearly placing its chips on sector growth, he said.
6 March 2026
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Malaysia tells lawmakers Lynas rare earth licence rules won’t soften under US minerals pact

Malaysia tells lawmakers Lynas rare earth licence rules won’t soften under US minerals pact

Malaysia’s trade ministry said the new 10-year licence granted to Lynas Rare Earths won’t alter any of the technical conditions already imposed on its local operations, despite commitments under a reciprocal trade statement and a critical minerals memorandum signed with the United States. It’s a pressing concern in Kuala Lumpur: the government is seeking foreign investment and partners in critical minerals, yet public outrage continues over radioactive by-products at Lynas’ Malaysian processing site.
6 March 2026
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Anglo American CEO sells shares as 2023 incentive plan vests at 21.2%

Anglo American CEO sells shares as 2023 incentive plan vests at 21.2%

Anglo American plc reported that CEO Duncan Wanblad, along with other senior managers required to disclose share trades, sold stock at 36.384 pounds each—these disposals were made to pay tax bills triggered by incentive awards vesting. According to the company, its 2023 long-term incentive plan delivered a payout at 21.2% of the maximum possible award. Executive compensation is back under the microscope at the company, which has already been forced to adjust course. In December, after facing pushback from investors, Anglo scrapped its plan to alter bonus awards linked to the Teck merger, according to Reuters.
5 March 2026
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Evolution Mining’s April dividend: record date set, DRP pricing window starts

Evolution Mining’s April dividend: record date set, DRP pricing window starts

Evolution Mining Ltd is handing out a fully franked interim dividend of 20 Australian cents per share to those listed as shareholders as of March 4, with payment coming on April 2. The company’s dividend reinvestment plan carries no discount this time, and there’s no conduit foreign income in the mix. The timing is key: the record date sets exactly who’s eligible for the payout. Simply put, the company reviews its books—if you picked up shares after the ex-dividend date, you’re not getting the dividend.
5 March 2026
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Malaysia steps in to calm Lynas fears after US minerals deals — what changes and what doesn’t

Malaysia steps in to calm Lynas fears after US minerals deals — what changes and what doesn’t

Malaysia’s Investment, Trade and Industry Ministry insisted that its Agreement on Reciprocal Trade and the critical minerals memorandum with the United States won’t interfere with the government’s technical enforcement on Lynas Rare Earths Limited’s local operations. “This agreement includes fair and equitable treatment for investors,” the ministry told the Dewan Negara, but stressed that projects are still subject to environmental, social and governance requirements. The ministry also noted that talks between state investor Khazanah Nasional and Chinese firms on rare earths are still preliminary—no deal has been finalized. The clarification carries weight: Lynas operates one of the largest rare-earths processing facilities outside China, right in a country where its waste practices have sparked political debate for years. Rare earths—these metals go into permanent magnets, electronics, electric motors, even some defense systems.
5 March 2026
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Fresnillo shares rise again as valuation models flag the silver miner as pricey

Fresnillo shares rise again as valuation models flag the silver miner as pricey

Fresnillo tacked on another 1.1% by 08:54 GMT Monday, last changing hands at 4,288 pence. That brings its five-day run close to 7%, with the shares now up roughly 28% since Jan. 1. The pace has reignited arguments over what the miner’s valuation really should be. Looking ahead, Fresnillo’s fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results are coming up soon, with a release date set for March 3, according to the company calendar on MarketScreener.
2 March 2026
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Stock Market Today

  • BCE (TSX:BCE) off 50% in three years, but 5.7% yield draws income buyers
    July 2, 2026, 11:05 PM EDT. BCE (TSX:BCE) is down nearly 50% over the past three years, but the Canadian telecom still looks solid on fundamentals. Shares last traded at $30.55, delivering a 5.7% quarterly dividend yield. The stock keeps attracting income-focused investors. BCE offers wireless, internet, TV, and media to customers in Canada, and it also picked up reach in the U.S. Pacific Northwest through its Ziply Fiber buy. For Q1 2026, the company posted 4% higher revenue and adjusted EBITDA up 2.9%, helped by Ziply Fiber and a 15% jump in internet segment revenue. BCE continues to bet on fibre-to-the-home and AI tools for enterprise clients to power future growth in the business market.
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