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Paladin is pleased to announce that it has received approval from the Government of Saskatchewan for its Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for development of its Patterson Lake South (PLS) Project, located in the Athabasca Basin, Canada. The Environmental Assessment approval is an important regulatory milestone for the PLS Project and a prerequisite for permits and licences issued by provincial and federal authorities leading to construction and operation. Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe said: “We welcome the continuing focus by Paladin in progressing the development of the PLS Project in a sustainable and safe way to benefit the people and communities of Saskatchewan. Our province continues to be a leader in all aspects of uranium production and the Environmental Approval will assist this project to move forward and further enhance our world-class energy sector.” Read further details and comments from Saskatchewan’s Minister of Environment Darlene Rowden and Paladin MD and CEO Paul Hemburrow here - https://lnkd.in/gBK53h5m

Antonio Philander was just one day old when his father gave him the nickname Spark, due to his exuberance for life. His mother thought Sparky was slightly more fitting for a small child and to this day, Antonio is known by Sparky by friends and colleagues alike and his exuberance for life is unchanged. As the Langer Heinrich Mine's (LHM) longest-serving employee, Sparky will celebrate 20 years onsite next June. He has been with the LHM through construction, care and maintenance, the Restart Project and now back into production. With his big smile and strong work ethic, everyone knows Sparky. He’s well-respected for his knowledge and values and looking forward to the next 20 years! You can read more about Sparky in Paladin's Sustainability Report 2025, which will be released at the end of the month.

We're pleased to announce the signing of a Mutual Benefits Agreement (MBA) between Paladin Canada and Birch Narrows Dene Nation (BNDN) for the Patterson Lake South (PLS) Project. The MBA will cover the lifespan of the PLS Project, which lies within BNDN traditional territory in the southwestern Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan. It details how Paladin Canada and BNDN will work together to shape and share in the economic and social benefits that the development of the Project will bring to the region. Paladin Energy MD and CEO, Paul Hemburrow said: “We are pleased to reach this important agreement with the BNDN and our goal is to be a good neighbour and long-term partner with their community in Saskatchewan, so that they receive a positive benefit from the development of the Project for many years to come.” You can read the full announcement here - https://lnkd.in/g4b3yGyK

Today we released our FY2026 Financial Results. FY2026 was a successful year, defined by two significant achievements: steady progress in our PLS Project in Canada, and completion of the operational ramp-up at LHM in Namibia. Hear from MD and CEO Paul Hemburrow as he reflects on the year and the momentum we've built for the future. You can also read the Annual Report here - https://lnkd.in/g27_Evmu

Batter up! Paladin MD and CEO Paul Hemburrow had the honour of throwing the ceremonial first pitch at the 15U AAA Baseball Sask Provincial Championships during a recent trip to Saskatoon. As title sponsor of the 2026 Baseball Sask Provincial Championships, Paladin Canada is proud to support grassroots sport and the opportunities it creates for young athletes across the province. Congratulations to all the players and teams who competed throughout this year's Championship season, and to the coaches, volunteers and families who work behind the scenes.

We had the absolute pleasure of welcoming the President of Namibia, Her Excellency Dr. Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah to our stand at the 2026 Chamber of Mines Namibia Mining Expo, for a long conversation with Langer Heinrich’s Managing Director Armandt Visagie about our mining operations and commitment to the local community. The President was accompanied by the Minister of Industries, Mines and Energy Hon. Modestus Amutse and the Governor of Erongo Region Hon. Dr. Natalia /Goagoses. The President was keenly interested in the successful ramp-up of Langer Heinrich Mine to full production and our wide range of community commitments in education, skills and youth development, investment in health care, agriculture and national infrastructure. We received her encouragement to keep working closely with local communities for the benefit of Namibia and to ensure a lasting and sustainable legacy from our mining operations. Earlier, the President told several hundred delegates, government and diplomatic representatives at the Expo that she viewed a growing mining sector as a key economic enabler for Namibia's future, and her government was committed to creating a conducive environment for mining investment. She encouraged all companies in the mining sector to make headway on continuing to provide employment for Namibians and to focus on the health, safety and wellbeing of employees. With Namibia's strong global position in the uranium sector as a major producer, the President reaffirmed her view that uranium is a strategic national asset. She outlined her view that Namibia needs to participate further in the nuclear value chain and establish clean, stable, low emissions nuclear power within the country as energy is the key to ongoing industrialisation and growth.