Investing.com -- Snow Lake Resources Ltd. (NASDAQ:LITM) stock rose 5.9% Monday after the nuclear fuel cycle company announced it has received Australian Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) approval for two key acquisitions.
The company, which does business as Snow Lake Energy, secured approval to acquire 100% of Global Uranium and Enrichment Limited (GUE) and an indirect 21.9% stake in Ubaryon Pty Ltd., a company developing uranium enrichment technology. The FIRB approval represents a critical condition for completing these transactions, which Snow Lake expects to close in early 2026.
"We will now turn our attention to moving forward and working towards completion of the acquisition of GUE and Ubaryon in early 2026," said Frank Wheatley, CEO of Snow Lake.
The approvals also include clearance for Urenco, a global uranium enrichment company, to acquire a 13% stake in Ubaryon with a A$5 million investment. Snow Lake had previously become a 19.9% cornerstone investor in GUE in March 2025.
These acquisitions align with Snow Lake’s strategy to expand its capabilities across the front end of the nuclear fuel cycle. The company is building a portfolio that includes uranium assets in Wyoming and Colorado, investment in next-generation uranium enrichment technology through Ubaryon, and development of small light water reactors through Kamos Energy Services.
Ubaryon is developing a unique uranium enrichment technology based on chemical separation of naturally occurring uranium isotopes, which eliminates the need for conversion from uranium oxide to gaseous uranium and back, potentially simplifying the nuclear fuel supply chain.
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