Uranium price will rebound: analysts (Part 6)
GMP Securities analysts David Wargo and Krystal Nagel believe that prices will rise to US$60 per lb. uranium oxide,…
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Uranium price will rebound: analysts (Part 5)
In view of recent declines in commodity markets in general, and the uranium market in particular, securities analys…
Hathor hits more high grade U3O8
Vancouver Hathor Exploration (HAT-V, HTHXF-O) reports a U3O8 whopper in its latest batch of drill results. It hit…
Uranium price will rebound: analysts (Part 4)
The Paris-based Nuclear Energy Agency (NEA), part of the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD…
Three on board missing plane in Guyana (November 03, 2008)
A plane contracted to do an airborne geophysical survey for U3O8 Corp. (UWE-V) went missing during the afternoon on…
Uranium price will rebound: analysts (Part 3)
Jeffrey Christian, managing director at New York City-based commodity consultancy CPM Group, says that the recent s…
Lake Maitland shows strong economics for Mega Uranium
Vancouver — A month after the government in Western Australia lifted a ban on uranium mining, Mega Uranium (MGA-T, MGAFF-o) released a preliminary economic assessment for its Lake Maitland project th…
Uranium price will rebound: analysts (Part 2)
Nick Carter, vice-president at Roswell, Ga.-based uranium consultancy Ux Consulting says that the recent steep drop…
U3O8 Corp. to focus on Aricheng South
Uranium drill results from U3O8 Corp.’s (UWE-V) Aricheng South zone in Guyana have confirmed the continuity of mine…
Uranium price will rebound: analysts (Part 1)
“A roller coaster ride” would be one way to describe the uranium spot price in recent years, rising to US$136 per l…
Azimut on Ungava uranium hunt (October 27, 2008)
One thing you can’t say about Jean- Marc Lulin, president and CEO of Azimut Exploration (AZM-V, AZMTF-o), is that he thinks small. Under Lulin’s leadership, Azimut has become likely the largest claim …
Cameco opens Alice Springs office, invests in Niger exploration (October 27, 2008)
Cameco (CCO-T, CCJ-n), the world’s largest uranium company, has opened an office in Alice Springs in Australia’s Northern Territory to help advance the Angela and Pamela uranium projects nearby. A joi…