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URANIUM
Nuclear fuel fundamentals 'extremely strong' – Uranium One
The fundamentals for uranium remain “extremely strong”, with Japan almost certain to restart some of its nuclear reactors this summer, Toronto- and JSE-listed Uranium One said on Tuesday. CEO Chris Sattler said the country was heading into a...By: Matthew Hill
8th May 2012
URANIUM
Uranium One swings to profit, revenue hits record $530m
TSX- and JSE-listed Uranium One posted record revenue of $530-million as sales rose to record and a production increased in the 2011 financial year, The firm, which produces uranium at mines in Kazakhstan, Australia and the US, reported net...By: Henry Lazenby
6th March 2012
URANIUM
Uranium One hikes Mkuju River resource
Uranium One, which produces the nuclear fuel in Kazakhstan and the US, on Thursday said it increased the indicated resources at its Tanzanian Mkuju River project by 48%, backing management’s expectations that it could build a bigger mine there....By: Matthew Hill
4th November 2011
URANIUM
Uranium One cuts demand forecast by 8%-10%
Canada’s Uranium One has cut its demand growth projections for uranium by 8% to 10% over the next decade, but still expects the world to consume 3% more uranium every year over the same period.
Further, marketing executive Scott Melby said that...
By: Matthew Hill
9th August 2011
URANIUM
Uranium One's Q2 earnings leap 450%
TSX- and JSE-listed Uranium One on Monday posted a $29.7-million profit for the three months ended June – a 450% increase on the previous year’s figure – as revenue nearly doubled. The company said it is sticking with its 2011 production...By: Matthew Hill
8th August 2011
URANIUM
Uranium One hints at Mkuju River output above 5Mlb/y
Uranium One is reluctant to discuss details of its development plans for the Mkuju River project in Tanzania until an updated feasibility study is published early next year, but CEO Chris Sattler indicated on Tuesday that production levels will...By: Liezel Hill
22nd June 2011
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India's arrival as uranium mine buyer to heighten competition - Uranium One
Uranium One CEO Chris Sattler expects to see India emerge as a buyer of uranium companies around the world, increasing competition for a limited number of assets, he said in an interview this week. Bloomberg reported on Friday the country is...By: Matthew Hill
13th May 2011
URANIUM
Uranium One aims to double production this decade
Uranium One, which reported a net profit of $14-million for the first quarter, aims to more than double its 2011 production to between 22-million pounds and 26-million pounds by 2020, CEO Chris Sattler said on Wednesday. The Toronto- and...By: Matthew Hill
11th May 2011
URANIUM
Uranium One unveils Q1 profit on higher prices, production
TSX- and JSE-listed Uranium One swung to profit in the first quarter, it said on Wednesday, posting net income of $14-million as it benefited from higher production and prices for the nuclear fuel. The company produced a record 2,4-million pounds...By: Matthew Hill
11th May 2011
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ARMZ, Mantra agree to lower-priced deal
Uranium junior Mantra Resources on Monday said it had accepted a new lower bid of A$7,02 a share from Russia’s Atomredmetzoloto (ARMZ). ARMZ had in December agreed to buy Mantra for A$8 a share to gain access to its Mkuju River deposit in...By: Matthew Hill
21st March 2011
URANIUM
Uranium One sees greater potential for Mantra acquistion
TSX- and JSE-listed Uranium One, which on Tuesday reported record output and revenues for 2010, said the Mkuju River project could show “much higher” production than the 3,7-million pounds yearly forecast in a feasibility study. Uranium...By: Matthew Hill
8th March 2011
URANIUM
Uranium One hires former Cameco exec as marketing VP
ranium One has appointed Scott Melbye as executive vice-president of marketing, the company said on Friday. Melbye, who will join Uranium One in May, was most recently president of Cameco, as subsidiary of Cameco, where he was responsible for...By: Liezel Hill
11th February 2011
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