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    Denison Mines (TSX:DML) Is Up 5.6% After New Métis Partnership Agreement - What's Changed

    Simply Wall St·12/07/2025 07:14:02
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    • Denison Mines Corp. recently signed an Impact Benefit Agreement and an Exploration Agreement with the Métis Nation–Saskatchewan and its regional groups, securing Indigenous consent and support for the Wheeler River uranium project and broader exploration activities in the Métis Homeland.
    • The agreements highlight a long-term partnership framework that ties project development to environmental stewardship, cultural respect, and employment and business opportunities for Métis citizens, potentially reducing social and permitting risks for Denison’s flagship asset.
    • Next, we’ll examine how this long-term partnership with Métis Nation–Saskatchewan shapes Denison Mines’ investment narrative around project certainty.

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    What Is Denison Mines' Investment Narrative?

    To own Denison Mines today, you have to believe that its uranium assets in Saskatchewan, led by Wheeler River and supported by McClean and Midwest, will eventually justify years of limited revenue and persistent losses. The key near term catalysts still sit around permitting progress at Wheeler River, de‑risking of the McClean SABRE mining method, and how effectively Denison deploys capital into the new Russell Lake and surrounding joint ventures. The fresh Impact Benefit and Exploration Agreements with Métis Nation–Saskatchewan slot directly into that story: they may ease social licence and permitting uncertainty around Wheeler River and nearby exploration at a time when the balance sheet is absorbing higher spending and earnings remain deeply in the red, without changing the reality that execution and uranium prices remain central swing factors.

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    Exploring Other Perspectives

    TSX:DML Community Fair Values as at Dec 2025
    TSX:DML Community Fair Values as at Dec 2025

    Simply Wall St Community members put Denison’s fair value anywhere from about CA$0.05 to CA$5 across 9 separate models, underlining just how far apart individual expectations can be. When you set that spread against a business still unprofitable, with ambitious ISR growth plans and fresh Indigenous partnership agreements reshaping project certainty, it becomes even more important to weigh several viewpoints before deciding how Denison fits in your portfolio.

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