Potentially Commercial Projects
| Argentina | ||||||||
| Mine | Location | Main Owner | Year Discovered | Scheduled Commencement | Grade %U | Planned Annual Production (tOre) | Planned Annual Production (tU) | Type of Mine |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sierra Pintada | CNEA | UG | ||||||
| Cerro Solo | 0.3 | |||||||
| Hataia | 0.08 | 680 | Co-product with phosporic acid | |||||
| Australia | ||||||||
| Mine | Location | Main Owner | Year Discovered | Scheduled Commencement | Grade %tU | Planned Annual Production (tOre | Planned Annual Production (tU) | Type of Mine |
| Honeymoon | 75 km north west of Broken Hill | SXR Uranium One | 2010 | 0.24 | 340 | ISL | ||
| Jabiluka | Northern Territory | ERA | 1971 | 0.43 | 2290 | UG | ||
| Four Mile | South Australia | Heathgate Resources | 0.37 | 1360 | ISL | |||
| Canada | ||||||||
| Mine | Location | Main Owner | Year Discovered | Scheduled Commencement | Grade %U | Planned Annual Production (tOre) | Planned Annual Production (tU) | Type of Mine |
| Cigar Lake | Saskatchewan | Cameco | 1981 | 20.67 | UG | |||
| Midwest Uranium Mine | Saskatchewan | Areva Resources Canada Inc. | 1978 | 4.4 | OC | |||
| Kiggavik Uranium Project | Nunavut | Areva Resources Canada Inc. | 0.41 | UG | ||||
| Millennium Uranium Deposit | Saskatchewan | Cameco | 3.9 | |||||
| India | ||||||||
| Mine | Location | Main Owner | Year Discovered | Scheduled Commencement | Grade %U | Planned Annual Production (tOre) | Planned Annual Production (tU) | Type of Mine |
| Mohuldih | Jharkhand | UCIL | UG | |||||
| Baghjata | UG | |||||||
| Bandugurang | UG | |||||||
| Lambapur-Peddagattu | UG | |||||||
| Kylleng-Pyndemsohiong-Mawthabah (formerly Domiasiat) | Meghalaya | OC | ||||||
| Iran | ||||||||
| Mine | Location | Main Owner | Year Discovered | Scheduled Commencement | Grade %U | Planned Annual Production (tOre) | Planned Annual Production (tU) | Type of Mine |
| Saghand 1 & 2 | Yazd province | |||||||
| Bandar Abbas | 0.2 | |||||||
| Kazakhstan | ||||||||
| Mine | Location | Main Owner | Year Discovered | Scheduled Commencement | Grade %U | Planned Annual Production (tOre) | Planned Annual Production (tU) | Type of Mine |
| Southern mining group | Kazatomprom | ISL | ||||||
| North Stepnoye group | Kazatomprom | ISL | ||||||
| Central Mynkuduk and South Inkai | Kazatomprom | ISL | ||||||
| Budenovskoye | Kazatomprom | ISL | ||||||
| West Mynkuduk | Kazatomprom | ISL | ||||||
| East Mynkuduk | Kazatomprom | ISL | ||||||
| Akdal | Chu-Sarysu district | Kazatomprom | 0.06 | ISL | ||||
| Inkai Uranium Project | Chu-Sarysu district | Cameco | 0.06 | ISL | ||||
| South Inkai Project | Chu-Sarysu district | Uranium One | 0.04 | ISL | ||||
| Budenovskoye | Chu-Sarysu district | Kazatomprom | ISL | |||||
| Munkuduk (Mynkuduk) | Chu-Sarysu district | Kazatomprom | 0.04 | ISL | ||||
| West Mynkuduk | Chu-Sarysu district | Kazatomprom | ISL | |||||
| Zarechnoye | Syr-Darya district | Kazatomprom | 0.11 | |||||
| Korsan | Kyzyl-Orda district | Kazatomprom | ISL | |||||
| Russia | ||||||||
| Mine | Location | Main Owner | Year Discovered | Scheduled Commencement | Grade %U | Planned Annual Production (tOre) | Planned Annual Production (tU) | Type of Mine |
| Khiagda | Buryatia | TVEL | UG | |||||
| Priargun | Chita region | TVEL | UG | |||||
| USA | ||||||||
| Mine | Location | Main Owner | Year Discovered | Scheduled Commencement | Grade %U | Planned Annual Production (tOre) | Planned Annual Production (tU) | Type of Mine |
| White Mesa | Southeastern Utah | Uranium Corp | ISL | |||||
| Sweetwater | In south-central Wyoming | SXR Uranium One | ISL | |||||
Read more about this topic: List Of Uranium Mines
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