• Frontier Nuclear and Minerals set a mid-Q3 2026 target to publish a maiden mineral resource estimate for its Engo Valley uranium project in Namibia, following receipt of all Phase 2 assay results.
• The 2025 Phase 2 program drilled 5,565 meters across 57 holes to support the initial resource estimate, with uranium mineralization still open along strike at the MUO and D1 target areas.
• Planning began for follow-on drilling at MUO and D1, with additional mapping and sampling across other prospective zones at Engo Valley.
• The update framed Engo Valley as a potential strategic supply option as the U.S. imports more than 95% of its uranium and targets a fourfold increase in nuclear capacity to 400 gigawatts by 2050.
• U.S. policy moves cited include uranium’s addition to the 2025 critical minerals list, with the Department of Energy outlining USD 2.7 billion in uranium enrichment task orders over the next decade.

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