Peter Hooper
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URANIUM
Khan frowns on Macusani-Southern Andes tie-up
Canada’s Khan Resources, which owns 14.4% of Macusani Yellowcake, said on Friday it will vote against the company’s proposed merger with Southern Andes Energy. The TSX-V-listed company said it was against the deal, first slated in February,...By: Matthew Hill
9th March 2012
URANIUM
More yellowcake in Peru than Athabasca basin?
Junior Macusani Yellowcake, which is buying TSX-listed competitor Southern Andes, has pushed back its plans to publish a scoping study on what could be Peru’s first uranium mine to the third quarter, and has decided to go bigger. The original...By: Matthew Hill
8th March 2012
URANIUM
Macusani agrees to buy Southern Andes in friendly uranium deal
TSX-V- and Frankfurt-quoted Macusani Yellowcake said on Friday it agreed to buy Southern Andes Energy to grow its uranium exploration tenements in south-east Peru in an all-share deal. The friendly takeover will see Macusani’s shareholders...By: Matthew Hill
4th February 2012
URANIUM
Macusani eyes central plant for Peru uranium deposits
Peru-focused uranium junior Macusani Yellocake aims to release a preliminary economic assessment in the first quarter of next year for building a four-million pound a year project in the south-eastern part of the country, CEO Peter Hooper said...
By: Matthew Hill
25th October 2011
PEOPLE
Junior Kilo hires CEO
Democratic Republic of Congo-focused Kilo Goldmines has appointed Alex van Hoeken as president and CEO, the company said on Monday. He will replace interim CEO Peter Hooper on September 1.By: Liezel Hill
25th July 2011
LEGAL ACTION
Khan starts Mongolian licence arbitration, CEO retires
Toronto-based Khan Resources will start international arbitration proceedings against the government of Mongolia over the cancellation of its uranium licences in that country.
The uranium developer, which also announced on Tuesday that CEO Martin...
By: Mariaan Webb
22nd June 2010
Platinum
Investor wants more transparency
A Canadian company is calling on the South African government to exercise more transparency in the processing of applications for prospecting licences.By: zeena isaacs
28th March 2003
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