Denison Mines' Phoenix Uranium Project Reaches 24% Completion

By Public Technologies
  • Denison Mines’ Phoenix in-situ recovery uranium project reached 24% completion as of September 30, 2026, following its first full-scale construction quarter.
  • Construction completion and first production remain targeted for the second half of 2028.
  • Forecast 2026 project expenditures total CAD 278.6 million, compared with CAD 161.1 million spent through September.
  • Site civil work was nearly 50% complete by October’s end, supporting process plant building construction over winter.
  • Exploration at Phoenix North intersected uranium mineralization over 100 meters of strike length within the mine site’s surface footprint.


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