Our Business
Paladin Energy is a globally significant independent uranium company with a portfolio of assets in the premier mining jurisdictions of Namibia, Canada and Australia. Paladin has a 75% ownership of the Langer Heinrich Mine (LHM), a long-life uranium mine in Namibia and acquired Canadian company Fission Uranium Corp. (now known as Paladin Canada), in late 2024.
Through the LHM, we deliver reliable uranium supply to major nuclear utilities around the world, positioning us as a contributor to global decarbonisation.
Paladin owns an extensive portfolio of uranium development and exploration assets in Canada, including the Patterson Lake South Project in Saskatchewan and the Michelin Project in Newfoundland and Labrador. In Australia, Paladin owns advanced uranium exploration assets in both Queensland and Western Australia.
Nuclear energy generation is a clean and low-carbon energy source and we have a real clarity of purpose as global demand for electricity continues to increase.
Our Values
At Paladin, we are guided by four key values that are at the core of everything we do. Our values are supported by the Board, management and employees at all levels throughout Paladin, and are central to relationships between all employees and stakeholders. These values and their aligning value statements, define who we are as a Company and provide the foundation of our culture.
Integrity
We act with integrity and honesty in all we do and say
Respect
We respect and value all people equally
Courage
We meet all challenges and seize opportunities with courage
Community
We invest in our communities to create lasting value
Our History
2025
Mining activities commence at the Langer Heinrich Mine (LHM) with the first blast in April.
Mutual Benefit Agreements signed with CRDN and BRDN in February.
2012
The LHM completes Stage 3 expansion to 5.2Mlbpa.
2024
Paladin acquires Paladin Canada Inc. (formerly Fission Uranium Corp.) and becomes listed on the TSX.
First production achieved on 30 March at the LHM using reclaimed ore from stockpiles.
2009
The LHM completes Stage 2 expansion to 3.7Mlbpa.
2022
Paladin makes the decision to return the LHM to production, supported by strong uranium market fundamentals and continued progress on marketing activities.
2007
Production commences at the LHM with a capacity of 2.7Mlbpa.
2018
Paladin places the LHM into care and maintenance in May due to sustained low uranium spot price.
2002
Paladin Energy acquires Langer Heinrich Uranium (Pty) Ltd in August and its assets from Aztec Resources Ltd (formerly Acclaim Uranium NL).