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Mega Uranium Ltd. is a mineral exploration and development company primarily engaged in identifying and advancing uranium-rich properties, with a particular focus on opportunities within Australia and Canada. Its asset portfolio notably includes an interest in the Ben Lomond property, situated in Queensland, Australia. This comprises two mining leases, collectively spanning 21.6 square kilometers. Additionally, Mega Uranium holds interests in the Georgetown (Maureen) projects, also located in Queensland, and the Redport project in Western Australia. Originally established in 1990, the company…
TORONTO, March 26, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Mega Uranium Ltd. (TSX: MGA) announces the results of its annual shareholder meeting held earlier today. Each of the nominees listed below was elected as a director by a show of hands of the majority of shareholders. The results of the shares voted in person or by proxy in respect of the election of each director are:
TORONTO, March 24, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Mega Uranium Ltd. (TSX: MGA) announces the results of its annual and special shareholder meeting held earlier today. Each of the nominees listed below was elected as a director by a show of hands of the majority of shareholders. The results of the shares voted in person or by proxy in respect of the election of each director are:
Uranium stocks surged, with Cameco, Denison, Mega Uranium, and Laramide showing significant gains, reflecting increased interest in the sector. Major tech firms like Microsoft and Google are investing in nuclear power, driving demand for uranium and boosting the prospects of those who mine uranium. The uranium price has rebounded from a September low, suggesting a potential upward trend influenced by nuclear energy developments.