Skyharbour JV Deal, Phoenix ISR Permitting, and Analyst Price Targets
Dec. 20, 2025 — Denison Mines Corp. (NYSE American: DNN; TSX: DML) heads into the weekend with fresh catalysts on the tape: a newly closed exploration joint-venture restructuring next door to its flagship Wheeler River project, multiple community-benefit agreements aimed at strengthening “social license” in northern Saskatchewan, and a mix of analyst and technical takes that have kept the uranium developer firmly on investors’ radar. [1]
On the U.S. listing, Denison closed Friday, Dec. 19 at $2.74, up 6.61% on the day, after trading between $2.59 and $2.80—with eye-popping volume of roughly 78 million shares, per StockAnalysis data. [2]
That burst of activity matters because Denison is in a “story-stock” phase: the market is…
