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Hyperion Metals has signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Chemours for the potential supply of titanium feedstocks, including ilmenite, rutile, and staurolite, from the Titan Project in Tennessee. The agreement aims for an initial five-year term, enabling the delivery of up to 50,000 tonnes of ilmenite, 10,000 tonnes of rutile, and 10,000 tonnes of staurolite annually. This partnership could significantly lower carbon emissions through local sourcing, presenting a strategic advantage for both companies in the critical minerals sector.

Energy Fuels Inc. (NYSE American: UUUU) reported financial results for Q3 2021, highlighting a robust balance sheet with $132.8 million in working capital, including $100.8 million in cash. The net loss for the quarter was $8 million, attributed to increased costs in ramping up rare earth element production. Uranium prices rose 42% between June 30 and October 15, 2021, enhancing market opportunities. The company sold non-core uranium projects for approximately $35.1 million, while engaging in new rare earth initiatives and collaborations aimed at medical isotope production.

Energy Fuels Inc. announced the establishment of the San Juan County Clean Energy Foundation to support local communities near its White Mesa Mill in Utah. The Company deposited $1 million into the fund and plans to contribute 1% of future Mill revenues annually. The Foundation aims to enhance education, environment, health, and economic advancement in the region. CEO Mark Chalmers emphasized the company's commitment to sustainable development and its role in promoting clean energy. The community will have a say in funding allocation through a community-based Advisory Board.

Energy Fuels has commenced the production and shipment of mixed rare earth carbonate from its White Mesa Mill in Utah, sending approximately 300 tonnes to Europe. This milestone contributes to a domestic supply chain, reducing reliance on foreign suppliers and stimulating economic benefits for the San Juan County community. The company, already the largest uranium producer in the U.S., plans to process up to 15,000 tons of monazite annually, potentially fulfilling 50% of U.S. rare earth demand. With expectations of a fivefold increase in rare earth demand over the next decade, this initiative emphasizes national security and economic growth.

Energy Fuels Inc. reminds holders of outstanding common share purchase warrants that they will expire on September 20, 2021 at 5:00 p.m. Toronto time. There are currently 2,107,004 warrants outstanding, each allowing purchase of one common share at an exercise price of USD$2.45. The company advises holders to exercise their warrants as they are currently “in-the-money.” Trading of these warrants will be suspended on the NYSE after September 15, 2021, while the TSX will continue trading until the expiration date.

Energy Fuels Inc. (NYSE American: UUUU) reported financial results for Q2 2021, showing a net loss of $10.8 million, impacted by a $3.6 million increase in warrant liabilities. The company holds $98.8 million in working capital, including $79.4 million in cash, and $39.1 million in inventory value at current prices. Energy Fuels is ramping up production of rare earth carbonate, aligning with its uranium operations. It also agreed to sell non-core uranium projects valued at approximately $24 million to International Consolidated Uranium. The outlook for uranium and rare earth markets remains positive.

Energy Fuels Inc. (NYSE: UUUU) has formed a Strategic Alliance with RadTran, LLC to explore the recovery of thorium and potentially radium from existing rare earth and uranium processes for medical isotopes used in targeted alpha therapy (TAT) cancer treatments. This initiative aims to address supply shortages of essential isotopes for TAT pharmaceuticals. The White Mesa Mill in Utah will be central to this effort, with further evaluations planned upon receiving necessary approvals. If successful, this could significantly boost Energy Fuels' cash flow in the medical isotope sector.

International Consolidated Uranium has entered a definitive agreement with Energy Fuels Inc., acquiring a portfolio of uranium projects in Utah and Colorado for US$2 million and further payments totaling Cdn$14 million. This deal positions CUR as a key player in the U.S. uranium sector, leveraging access to Energy Fuels' White Mesa Mill for processing. The acquisition includes three past producing mines—Tony M, Daneros, and Rim—which are set for potential rapid restarts. Additionally, Mark Chalmers, CEO of Energy Fuels, will join CUR's board, enhancing strategic oversight.

Energy Fuels has successfully shipped the first 20 tonnes of mixed rare earth carbonate from its White Mesa Mill in Utah to Neo Performance Materials in Estonia, marking a significant step in developing a new U.S.-to-Europe rare earth supply chain. This operation utilizes monazite sand mined in Georgia and enables Energy Fuels to produce rare earth materials domestically. A definitive supply agreement has been signed, with further shipments expected. This initiative positions Energy Fuels uniquely in North America and aims to meet the increasing demand for rare earth elements in electric vehicles and renewable energy technologies.