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Australia agrees to export uranium to India under new energy pact Australia and India reached a deal on Thursday to export Australian ⁠uranium to India for use in the nuclear energy ⁠industry, while agreeing to deepen cooperation in renewables, c...

India clinches agreement for Australian uranium supply; Modi says pact to give clean energy objectives 'fresh momemtum' <p>Indian leader Narendra Modi said he clinched a uranium supply agreement while visiting Australia on Thursday, securing a fuel source that will play a crucial role in his nation’s nuclear energy ambitions.</p> <p>Faced with an almost-insatiable appetite for electricity in the world’s most populous nation, Modi has outlined plans to substantially scale-up nuclear power generation in coming years.</p> <p>Australia lays claim to around 28 per cent of the world’s uranium resource, but legal hurdles and political sensitivities have hindered exports to India.</p> <p>“We have signed an important agreement today on nuclear energy,” Modi said after talks with his Australian counterpart Anthony Albanese.</p> <p>“This will pave the way for uranium supplies from Australia to India and give our clean energy objectives fresh momentum.”</p> <figure class='media w-full w-full media-- media--embed media--uneven media--tweet' data-original-src='https://x.com/PMOIndia/status/2075089968926691752'> <div class='media__item media__item--twitter '><span> <blockq…

AustralianSuper announces AU$500 million India investment as Modi ... AustralianSuper announces AU$500 million India investment as Modi-Albanese talks deepen defence, uranium ties Indian Army officers are also likely to be deployed at Australian defence colleges as the two countries deepen military cooperation, sources told CNBC-TV18. By Lakshman Roy | Abhimanyu Sharma July 9, 2026, 12:18:12 PM IST (Updated) 2 Min Read AustralianSuper has announced an AU$500 million investment in India, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi calling it a sign of global confidence in the country's growth and reform trajectory, as New Delhi and Canberra also agreed to deepen ties in defence, uranium supplies and critical minerals. The investment was announced by AustralianSuper Chief Executive Paul Schroder in Melbourne on Thursday. "This is yet another glimpse of the global confidence in India's growth and reform trajectory," Modi said, adding that it also reflected the opportunities India's economy offered global investors. The announcement came as Modi and his Australian counterpart Anthony Albanese held talks, following which the two countries announced a series of agreements spanning defence, mariti…

Modi eyes 'historic' chance to secure Australian uranium Home News World Modi eyes ‘historic’ chance to secure Australian uranium Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi (L) reviews a guard of honour as he takes part in an official welcoming ceremony at Government House Victoria in Melbourne on July 9, 2026 - AFP AFP Thursday, 9 Jul 2026, 12:02 pm Facebook Twitter Linkedin WhatsApp Telegram Email Australia’s ‘historic’ chance to supply uranium for India’s nuclear energy push, says PM Modi. MELBOURNE : Australia has a “historic” chance to supply the uranium that could power India’s nuclear energy transformation, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Thursday ahead of high-level talks. Faced with an almost-insatiable appetite for electricity in the world’s most populous nation, Modi has outlined plans to substantially scale-up nuclear power generation in coming years. Australia lays claim to around 28% of the world’s uranium resource, but legal hurdles and political sensitivities have hindered exports to India. “Australia’s huge uranium reserves are directly connected to India’s nuclear journey,” Modi told a business forum in Melbourne ahead of a summit with his counterpart Anthony Albanese…

Modi and Albanese to ink major uranium deal as Indian leader’s visit expected to draw 30,000-strong crowd <p>Ahead of Modi’s Marvel Stadium event, Anthony Albanese credits Indian PM’s ‘leadership and personal engagement with Australia’ for strength of bilateral relationship</p><ul><li><p><a href="https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/live/2026/jul/09/australia-news-live-telstra-mobile-internet-down-outage-triple-zero-v-line-trains-network-royal-commission-antisemitism-abc-ntwnfb">Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates</a></p></li><li><p>Get our <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/email-newsletters?CMP=cvau_sfl">breaking news email</a>, <a href="https://app.adjust.com/w4u7jx3">free app</a> or <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/series/full-story?CMP=cvau_sfl">daily news podcast</a></p></li></ul><p>Anthony Albanese is poised to sign a major uranium deal with India, praising counterpart Narendra Modi and the nation’s diaspora for deepening economic ties.</p><p>It could end more than a decade of delays to regular shipments of the fuel despite the two countries signing a historic nuclear cooperation pact.</p> <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/au…

Australia to sell uranium to India: What the landmark deal means India and Australia signed a landmark civil nuclear agreement for uranium supplies. The leaders also unveiled pacts covering defence and maritime security cooperation. Partnerships in cyber and critical technologies were also established between the nations. This agreement will diversify India's energy sources and strengthen its clean energy goals. Both countries committed to enhancing strategic coordination and interoperability of armed forces.

India, Australia sign uranium pact, fast-track trade agreement; Modi ... India and Australia on Thursday unveiled an ambitious roadmap to elevate their Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, signing a landmark agreement to facilitate Australian uranium supplies for India's civilian nuclear programme while deciding to fast-track negotiations on a Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement (CECA) and expand cooperation across critical minerals, clean energy, cyber technologies and maritime security. Addressing a joint press conference after the third India-Australia Annual Summit with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, Prime Minister Narendra Modi described the relationship as a partnership of the future, saying the two countries had emerged as trusted democratic partners in the Indo-Pacific. A major outcome of the summit was an agreement in the nuclear energy sector that will facilitate uranium supplies from Australia to India, providing a significant boost to New Delhi's clean energy ambitions and long-term energy security. "In the field of nuclear energy, we have reached an important agreement today. This will open the way for uranium supplies from Australia to India …

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Australia, India strike deal on uranium exports during PM Modi’s visit India has long eyed Australia&#039;s uranium to help meet a target of 100 gigawatts of nuclear energy capacity by 2047.

India eyes uranium supply deal, deeper defence & economic ... - ThePrint Home Diplomacy India eyes uranium supply deal, deeper defence & economic cooperation during Modi’s... Diplomacy India eyes uranium supply deal, deeper defence & economic cooperation during Modi’s Australia visit A commercial deal for supply of uranium has been under negotiations between India & Australia following the Civil Nuclear Cooperation Agreement between the two countries signed in 2014. Snehesh Alex Philip 03 July, 2026 09:18 pm IST Facebook Twitter WhatsApp Linkedin PM Modi with his Australian counterpart Anthony Albanese. | X/@narendramodi Follow Us : Text Size: A- A+ New Delhi: During Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s upcoming visit to Australia, India hopes to finally sign a uranium supply deal to power its growing energy requirements, especially in light of New Delhi’s push for global data centres. A commercial deal for the supply of uranium has been under negotiations between India and Australia following the signing of t he Civil Nuclear Cooperation Agreement between the two countries in 2014. “India and Australia have a bilateral nuclear supply agreement. However it has not been implemented for t…

India news: Modi clinches uranium supply deal with Australia India's nuclear energy ambitions have received a fresh impetus from its Indo-Pacific partner Australia. The two nations have reached a deal to export Australian uranium to India. DW has more.

Nuclear power push: India eyes uranium supply pact with Australia during PM Modi’s visit Australia, which has nearly one-third of the world's known uranium reserves, signed a framework agreement with India over a decade ago. The two countries are also likely to finalise or advance agreements in several strategic areas, including critical minerals, cybersecurity, emerging technologies, clean energy.

Breaking: Modi and Albanese to ink major uranium deal as Indian leader’s visit expected to draw 30,000-strong crowd Anthony Albanese is poised to sign a major uranium deal with India. He credits counterpart... Via The Guardian #Modi #Albanese #Uranium What's your take on this?

Eye on Indo-Pacific: India and Australia deepen ties across nuclear, maritime and mineral sectors The agreement on civil nuclear energy to facilitate the commercial supply of uranium from Australia to India to fuel New Delhi's nuclear power projects came nearly 12 years after the two countries inked a historic civil nuclear cooperation pact

Modi wants Australia's uranium to power India's data centre boom Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is hoping to use a visit to Australia next month to unlock a flood of uranium imports and boost defence ties with Australia in a move that will be closely watched by China. Australia and India struck a historic deal to allow uranium exports in 2014, but there have been only negligible shipments in the following 12 years. India is planning a major expansion of nuclear power driven by the surging demand for new data centres used for artificial intelligence. Modi, one of the world’s most important political leaders, is expected to visit Australia in the second week of July, including meetings with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and a stadium rally for members of the Indian diaspora in Melbourne. He will also visit Indonesia and New Zealand during the trip. Albanese hailed Modi as “the boss” during a packed rally of 20,000 people at Sydney Olympic Park during his most recent visit in 2023, sparking debate about whether Albanese was ignoring human rights violations occurring under Modi’s watch. On Albanese’s trip to India in March 2023, he was ferried around a stadium in Ahmedaba…