Paladin Energy Limited is an Australia-headquartered, publicly listed uranium producer and explorer, with dual listings on the ASX and TSX. Founded in 1993 and based in Perth, Paladin’s core mission is "Resourcing a global, carbon‑free future" through reliable uranium supply for nuclear energy—supporting worldwide decarbonisation efforts. Its flagship asset is the 75 %-owned Langer Heinrich Mine (LHM) in Namibia, which returned to production in March 2024 and supplies uranium oxide concentrate to major global utilities. Beyond Namibia, Paladin maintains exploration and development projects across Australia (Mount Isa and Manyingee), Canada (the Michelin project and the high-grade Patterson Lake South acquired via Fission Uranium deal), as well as historically operating assets in Malawi and Australia.
The company’s strategic expansion was further bolstered by the December 2024 acquisition of Fission Uranium, through which Paladin gained the Patterson Lake South (PLS) project in Canada’s Athabasca Basin—featuring one of the world’s largest, near-surface, high‑grade uranium deposits and expected to commence production by 2029. With approximately 307 employees, a market capitalization of around US $3 billion, and operational momentum driven by robust uranium market dynamics, Paladin positions itself as a tier‑one producer in the global clean-energy transition. The business emphasizes sustainability and strong ESG governance, reflecting its commitment to responsible operations and long-term stakeholder value