Jean Nortier
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
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
PEOPLE
Uranium One names Chris Sattler as new CEO
Uranium One has appointed Chris Sattler as CEO, replacing Jean Nortier, the firm said on Wednesday. Nortier has returned to South Africa with his family "for personal reasons" but will remain a member of the board of directors, the company said.By: Liezel Hill
27th January 2011
URANIUM
Uranium junior gets more interest as prices rise
The 30% rise in uranium prices since June to the highest level in two years has sparked interest in the sector once more, and TSX-V-listed junior Xemplar Energy said on Monday its phone lines had suddenly become a lot busier. "There's just...By: Matthew Hill
16th November 2010
URANIUM
Uranium One sales rise to record, bullish on prices
Vancouver-based Uranium One narrowed its third-quarter net loss as uranium sales volumes rose to a record and cash costs improved. The company sold 1,7-million pounds in the quarter, an increase of 302% compared with a year earlier, and 12%...By: Liezel Hill
15th November 2010
URANIUM
Uranium One sees ARMZ deal by yr-end after shareholder thumbs up
With shareholder approval now in the bag, Uranium One expects to close the sale of a controlling interest in itself to Russian government-owned uranium miner Atomredmetzoloto (ARMZ) by the end of this year.
The company only needed the approval of...
By: Liezel Hill
1st September 2010
URANIUM
Investors applaud slew of good news from Uranium One
Shares in Uranium One rose more than 10% on Monday, after the company raised its production guidance for this year and announced several other bits of positive news, including that it does not expect to pay a new excess profits tax on its...
By: Liezel Hill
10th August 2010
URANIUM
Uranium One loss narrows, hikes outlook
Vancouver-based Uranium One narrowed its net loss for the second quarter, after increasing production during the three months to a best-ever 1,8-million pounds of uranium, more than double a year ago. Shares in the company jumped 6% on Monday...By: Liezel Hill
9th August 2010
URANIUM
Uranium One sells Paladin shares
Australian uranium-miner Paladin Energy on Wednesday welcomed the decision by TSX- and JSE-listed Uranium One to dispose of its interest in Paladin. Uranium One announced on Tuesday it has sold all the shares it bought in rival Paladin, with CEO...9th June 2010
M&A
ARMZ sees Uranium One as vehicle for global growth
Russia's Atomredmetzoloto (ARMZ) will increase its holding in Uranium One to at least 51%, in exchange for stakes in two uranium mines in Kazakhstan and $610-million in cash.
Uranium One will buy ARMZ's 50% interest in the Akbastau uranium mine...
By: Liezel Hill
8th June 2010
URANIUM
Uranium phoenix rises from ashes with new Zuma-linked ownership
It came as something of a surprise when Uranium One shut up shop at its uranium mine and spanking new plant in Klerksdorp. Mining Weekly was among the many publications that recorded its every move under the fast-moving original Uranium One...By: Martin Creamer
21st May 2010
Real Economy Report
Resources Watch
This week: Denison Mines touts Athabasca uranium find; Kinross CEO plays his cards close on plans for Red Back shares; and Uranium One closes the door on Dominion, remains mum on Paladin stake.
20th May 2010
Advertisement
Topic Multimedia
Second Take: West Africa iron-ore
Resources Watch
US legislators visit Sasol mines to view new life-saving technology
Sasol to apply for Waterberg coal mining licence
Eskom calls for urgent ‘guidance’ on its role in energy plan
Sasol opens new R3.5bn coal shaft in Mpumalanga
Higher gold price needed to sustain mining – Gold Fields
Second Take: Mining investment
Resources Watch
Second Take: West Africa iron-ore 
Resources Watch 
US legislators visit Sasol mines to view new... 
Sasol to apply for Waterberg coal mining licence 
Eskom calls for urgent ‘guidance’ on its... 
Sasol opens new R3.5bn coal shaft in Mpumalanga 
Higher gold price needed to sustain mining –... 
Second Take: Mining investment 
Resources Watch 
Underground coal gasification has key role to play in Southern Africa
WDC hopes to resolve Zim diamonds issue at upcoming KP meeting
Anooraq focusing...
Tanzania's Jengo wants mine listings on African exchanges
Wits Gold plans...
London Mining...
Tungsten-miner...
Kebble R1bn unlocked as JCI/R&E/Investec/Letseng settle
Geovic confident on Cameroon cobalt project financing
Underground coal gasification has key... 
WDC hopes to resolve Zim diamonds... 
Anooraq focusing on doubling output... 
Tanzania's Jengo wants mine listings... 
Wits Gold plans to move De Bron into... 
London Mining expects iron-ore prices... 
Tungsten-miner Malaga mulls 2nd mill,... 
Kebble R1bn unlocked as... 
Geovic confident on Cameroon cobalt... 
Advertisement


















