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Review of Western Australian uranium regulations
The contentious issue of uranium mining in Western Australia is set to be monitored by an independent group of experts appointed by the state’s government.Cameco lowers sales forecast on lower spot market
Cameco Corp, the world’s largest listed uranium producer, has said it expects to sell 30Mlb (13,612t) of uranium in the year to end-December, compared with a previous forecast of 31-33Mlb
Cameco lowers 2010 uranium sales forecast
Cameco Corporation, the world’s largest listed uranium producer, says it expects to sell 30Mlb (13,612t) of uranium in the year to end-December, compared with a previous forecast of 31-33MlbHusab uranium milestone
Extract Resources Ltd has published an upgrade to the uranium resource at its Husab project in Namibia. The announcement represents a ten-fold increase in indicated resources since the last statement in July 2009Dornod appeal
Mongolia’s Nuclear Energy Agency has appealed the court ruling concerning Khan Resources Inc’s Dornod uranium property in the countryKashkasu assays
Raisama Ltd has intersected mineralisation that extends the strike length of its Kashkasu II uranium discovery in KyrgyzstanNorthern Uranium investment
ASX-listed Northern Uranium Ltd said a Chinese exploration group will invest A$15.7 million (US$14.4 million) into the company to take a 51% stakeUranium One raises production guidance, completes step in ARMZ merger
Uranium One Inc, the Kazakh uranium producer, has increased its 2010 production guidance from 6.8Mlb to 7Mlb (3,176t), following a record three-month period to end-June
Waiting for growth
Investors take a cautious approach and the mining sector waits for post-election progress in Argentina
Korea Electric to invest US$70m into Berkeley’s Spanish uranium project
Berkeley Resources Ltd, the Spanish uranium company, has agreed to sell a 35% interest in its Salamanca uranium project to Korea Electric Power Corp (KEPCO) for US$70 million, valuing the overall project at US$200 million.Berkeley Resources News | Finance News |
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