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haas 21 juli 2010 06:34

URANIUM miner Paladin Energy will make an off-market share-based takeover offer for NGM Resources.

The offer values the smaller miner at $27 million, a 54 per cent premium to its five-day volume weighted average price, Paladin said in a statement.

Paladin has been gradually building its stake in the uranium and nickel explorer, which has projects in Queensland, Niger, and Madagascar, since it purchased a 14 per cent stake in the company last March for $500,000, used to fund exploration work in Niger.

The takeover, recommended by NGM's directors, will see Paladin exchange one of its own shares for 23.9 NGM shares. Paladin currently has 22.5 per cent of NGM's stock.

haas 5 augustus 2010 07:13

Paladin Energy signs strategic agreement with CGNPC

* Ross Kelly
* From: Dow Jones Newswires
* August 05, 2010 11:45AM

PALADIN Energy has signed an agreement with China Guangdong Nuclear Power to explore uranium sales deals.

The uranium miner said the memorandum of understanding will also include a possible expansion of joint venture relationships between Paladin and Energy Metals, of which CGNPC holds a 69 per cent stake, without providing more details.

Energy Metals has a 54 per cent stake in the Bigrlyi uranium prospect in Australia's Northern Territory. Paladin owns 41 per cent of the prospect.

The statement also said the Chinese group could participate in Paladin's growth strategie

haas 10 augustus 2010 11:52

PERTH (miningweekly.com) – ASX-listed Northern Uranium has signed a letter of intent with Eastern China Exploration and Development Bureau (ECE), under which that company would invest A$15,7-million in Northern Uranium.

ECE would subscribe for 108-million ordinary Northern Uranium shares, at 14,5c a share. This represented a 58% premium on the one-month volume weighted average price of Northern Uranium shares on August 4.

ECE would now hold a 51% interest in Northern Uranium, and would be offered three board seats. The Chinese firm would also cooperate with the current Northern Uranium board to appoint two independent directors, bringing the total number of directors to nine.

haas 12 augustus 2010 06:22

Time flies,...in 2007-Q4...kocht ik de eerste pluk EXT.TO met de opbrengst van Xemplar.........

Extract Resources upgrades uranium project

EXTRACT Resources continues to strengthen its corporate appeal, with a significant resource upgrade at its Rossing South project.

The upgrade will make it one of the top five uranium deposits in the world.

The emerging uranium miner says the size and grade of the new resource confirms Rossing South as one of the most significant uranium discoveries made in the past decade.

Managing director Jonathan Leslie said the increase in the resource from the original discovery in February 2008 showed the project had "an amazing trajectory".

"The main purpose is to prove up the resource so we can get into mining, but it's also important to make people aware that the whole prospectivity of that area is huge and is now a world-class-ranked deposit in terms of size," he told The Australian.

"The project has been steadily moving up the ranking list and we expect it to go on."

[verwijderd] 2 november 2010 11:14

Write-up on Kalahari Minerals' Extract Resources investment, at: www.early-retirement-investor.com/kal...

As well as more background information on nuclear power and uranium mining as a 'multi-decade' investment theme at: www.early-retirement-investor.com/nuc...

haas 2 december 2010 04:55

# December 01, 2010 11:32AM

URANIUM prices continue to surge on the back of a looming new wave of investment by China in nuclear power.

Spot uranium is now sitting at $US61 a pound, a dramatic improvement since June when it only just found support level at a whisker over $US40/lb.

So the news today that some Labor federal politicians now want the party to have a serious debate on the subject of nuclear power in Australia - which, unlike wind or solar power, provides base load, reliable electricity at an economic cost - comes just as it is starting to dawn on investors that uranium demand is about to take a big leap.

The latest report from the commodities team at Canada’s Scotiabank notes that China’s 12th five-year plan will call for the doubling of nuclear energy’s role in the country. The report says it is clear that a renaissance in nuclear energy is genuinely under way. China’s National Development and Reform Commission’s Energy Research Institute estimates that the number of nuclear reactors will grow from today’s 13 to the equivalent of more than 80 by 2020. The details of the new five-year (2011-2015) will be released in the first months of next year.

Also boosting spot uranium prices was news of large, long-term supply agreements: one, France’s Areva will supply 52 million pounds at $US67/lb to China Guangdong Nuclear Power Corp; two, Canada’s Cameco will sell that Chinese company 25m pounds (along with 23m pounds to China National Nuclear Association; and, three, the state-owned nuclear power company in Kazakhstan will also supply China Guangdong with 63m pounds by 2020. As Scotiabank notes, these contracts will tie up considerable quantities of uranium.

World production totals 140m pounds a year.

benito c. 3 december 2010 08:30

[quote=haas]
# December 01, 2010 11:32AM

Spot uranium is now sitting at $US61 a pound, a dramatic improvement since June when it only just found support level at a whisker over $US40/lb.

Extract gaat gelijk op, in deze periode van 6 to tegen de 9 gestegen.

[verwijderd] 3 december 2010 12:32

Mooi bedrijf (ondanks recente run up) Strathmore minerals corporation. Ze kopen momenteel eigen aandelen in.
finance.yahoo.com/q?s=stm.v&ql=1

www.goldgeologist.com/mercenary_musin...

&
www.mercenarygeologist.com/mercenary_...

In late January 2010, STM completed an oversubscribed $8.4 million private placement.
• In mid-March, it announced the start of a bankable feasibility study on its Roca Honda deposit in
the Grants Minerals Belt with joint venture partner and Fortune 500 company Sumitomo of Japan.
• Today Strathmore announced the completed sale of its Pine Tree-Reno Creek ISR project in the Powder River Basin of Wyoming to Bayswater Uranium for US$17.5 million in cash, 4.2 millionshares currently worth US $2.5 million, and a 5% gross proceeds royalty buyable for US $10 million. Note that STM now owns 19.9% of Bayswater Uranium (BYU.V) shares and will participate handsomely in BYU’s upside as the project is permitted and developed.

Strathmore’s has two flagship projects: Roca Honda, New Mexico and Gas Hills, Wyoming.
Sprott Asset Management is the largest shareholder at 15.1 % and PALA Investments, a private Swiss equity group, holds 8.3%. Strathmore insiders control 4%. There are over 63 million shares in the public float.

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Altijd interessant: de bedrijven waar Rick Rule geld in heeft gestoken.

juniorgold-investor.com/follow-the-mo...

haas 14 januari 2011 10:21

The Must-Have Commodity for 2011: Uranium
Source: Motley Fool, Mike Pienciak 01/13/2011

Uranium, like any other commodity, is subject to violent price swings, so you can make a mint or get your face ripped off. Even though uranium prices have risen substantially since last summer, I believe opportunity yet exists for the savvy investor.

Hardly rare, uranium is more abundant than gold or silver—but that doesn't mean it's readily available either. For one, more than half of world production comes from 10 mines in six countries, which means that political hitches and mining delays can, and do, produce supply shocks. Also, starting a new mine, or even expanding an existing one, is no quick feat.

Then there's the favorable demand picture, summed up below:

* Against a worldwide total of 441 nuclear reactors currently in operation, 63 new reactors are under construction, with another 156 on order or planned.

* Existing mines currently furnish only about 75% of consumed uranium, with the balance supplied by secondary sources such as decommissioned warheads. Such sources are finite in nature, and a major Russian supply program is slated to expire in 2013.

* No surprise, China is a heavy at the uranium table. The country plans to increase its existing nuclear capacity roughly ninefold by 2020, a target that a government official recently indicated may be conservative.

* Finally, global electricity consumption is projected to nearly double by 2030, yet nuclear power plants supplied only 14% of 2009's worldwide electricity production. Translation: there's ample room for nuclear energy production to grow.

So far, there's no ETF or ETN linked to uranium futures. Even if there was, I'm not sure I'd recommend it. . .uranium producers are the most direct play on rising demand."

[verwijderd] 15 januari 2011 10:58

quote:
haas schreef op 14 januari 2011 10:21:
The Must-Have Commodity for 2011: Uranium
Source: Motley Fool, Mike Pienciak 01/13/2011

Uranium, like any other commodity, is subject to violent price swings, so you can make a mint or get your face ripped off. Even though uranium prices have risen substantially since last summer, I believe opportunity yet exists for the savvy investor.

Hardly rare, uranium is more abundant than gold or silver—but that doesn't mean it's readily available either. For one, more than half of world production comes from 10 mines in six countries, which means that political hitches and mining delays can, and do, produce supply shocks. Also, starting a new mine, or even expanding an existing one, is no quick feat.

Then there's the favorable demand picture, summed up below:

* Against a worldwide total of 441 nuclear reactors currently in operation, 63 new reactors are under construction, with another 156 on order or planned.

* Existing mines currently furnish only about 75% of consumed uranium, with the balance supplied by secondary sources such as decommissioned warheads. Such sources are finite in nature, and a major Russian supply program is slated to expire in 2013.

* No surprise, China is a heavy at the uranium table. The country plans to increase its existing nuclear capacity roughly ninefold by 2020, a target that a government official recently indicated may be conservative.

* Finally, global electricity consumption is projected to nearly double by 2030, yet nuclear power plants supplied only 14% of 2009's worldwide electricity production. Translation: there's ample room for nuclear energy production to grow.

So far, there's no ETF or ETN linked to uranium futures. Even if there was, I'm not sure I'd recommend it. . .uranium producers are the most direct play on rising demand."

Hoe kun je dan het beste beleggen in Uranium volgens mij door in dit fonds te stappen Uranium Focused Energy Fund. Een soortement beleggingsfonds voor Uranium het fonds heeft een notering in Canada. Maar als er betere mogelijkheden zijn hoor ik dat graag.

[verwijderd] 15 januari 2011 11:17

Ik heb de afgelopen week dagelijks aangekocht Denison Mines Corporation, In November 2010 heb ik Al de aandeeltjes verkocht die tot dan toe 7 maanden heb gehad, na door stijgen van de koers heb ik wederom wat gekocht. Strathmore Minerals Corporation is getipt door het "geniale" beursgenoten, ik houd het toch enkel even bij Denison, op aanraden van Alka Singh van Rodman & Renshaw.
www.denisonmines.com

Range 3.22 - 3.30
52 week 1.15 - 3.65
Open 3.23
Vol / Avg. 1.34M/3.66M
Mkt cap 1.12B
P/E -
Div/yield -
EPS -0.11

www.google.com/finance?chdnp=1&ch...

Denison Mines Corp. (TSX: DML) (NYSE AMEX: DNN) is a diversified, growth-oriented, intermediate uranium producer with three active mines in the United States. Denison’s assets include an interest in two of the four uranium mills in North America, with its 100% ownership of the White Mesa mill in Utah and its 22.5% ownership of the McClean Lake mill in Saskatchewan.

Denison’s 2009 production from its two mills was 1.4 million pounds U3O8 and 0.5 million pounds of vanadium. 2010 production is estimated to be 1.6 million pounds U3O8 and 2.8 million pounds of vanadium.

Denison enjoys a global portfolio of world-class exploration projects in close proximity to the company’s mill in the Athabasca Basin in Saskatchewan, including the Wheeler River project where Denison announced the the initial NI43-101 resource estimate for its Phoenix deposits. Phoenix Zone A has an indicated resource of 89,900 tonnes grading 17.99% yielding 35.6 million pounds U3O8 and Zone B has an inferred resource of 23,800 tonnes at an average grade of 7.27% U3O8 yielding 3.8 million pounds. Denison also has a portfolio of development properties in Canada, U.S., Mongolia and Zambia which will provide future production in years to come.

Denison is the manager of Uranium Participation Corporation (TSX:U), a publicly traded company which invests in uranium in concentrates and uranium hexafluoride. Denison is also engaged in mine decommissioning and environmental services through its Denison Environmental Services (DES) division.

[verwijderd] 17 januari 2011 20:49

India, Japan to finalise nuclear deal soon: Denison Mines Corp. U308 up up.

India [ Images ] and Japan [ Images ] are close to finalising a civil nuclear cooperation agreement, former Japanese prime minister Yukio Hatoyama [ Images ] said in New Delhi [ Images ] on Monday.
"India and Japan have come to a stage of concluding the nuclear cooperation agreement," said Hatoyama, a key leader of the ruling Democratic Party of Japan.

He hoped India would uphold its unilateral moratorium on nuclear tests and underscored the sensitivity Japanese people attach to it, given that it was the only nation to suffer a nuclear attack.

The India-Japan civil nuclear agreement is key to the success of India's ambitious plans to scale up atomic power generation. Some American firms keen to set up nuclear plants in India are owned by Japanese companies and governed by Japanese laws.

The former Japanese premier also met Prime Minister Manmohan Singh [ Images ] and Commerce Minister Anand Sharma.

The negotiations for the nuclear agreement were launched on June 28 when officials from Japan and India met for the first round in Tokyo.

The agreement will enable Japanese companies like Mitsubishi, Hitachi and Toshiba, with advance civil nuclear energy technologies, to set up projects in India where the nuclear energy market is pegged at an estimated $150 billion.

Major atomic power companies of the US and France [ Images ], both of which already have a bilateral nuclear cooperation treaty with India, have urged Tokyo to sign the nuclear pact with New Delhi so that they can use Japanese technology for building reactors in the country.

Countries with which India has already signed a civil nuclear deal include the US, France, Russia [ Images ], Mongolia, Kazakhstan, Argentina and Namibia.

Hatoyama, along with five Japanese delegates, also held a brief meeting with top officials of the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor Development Corporation.

He announced the launch of the India-Japan Global Partnership Summit which is scheduled to be held in Tokyo in September this year.

The summit is aimed at enhancing socio-economic, cultural and spiritual bonding between the two nations.

"The summit will bring the best of the best from both the countries, not only from the field of industry but also from art, culture and education," said Sam Pitroda [ Images ], co-chair of the summit.

haas 17 januari 2011 22:57

ja ,retep er is veel te doen in Uranium land.
Weet u van welke datum bovengeplaatst artikel is ?

haas 17 januari 2011 23:07

Purepoint Stakes Forsythe Lake Property in Athabasca Basin

PTU.V..............0.43.................MC34

Press Release Source: Purepoint Uranium Group Inc. On Thursday January 13, 2011, 8:00 am EST

TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - 01/13/11) - Purepoint Uranium Group Inc. (TSX-V:PTU - News) reported today that it has staked a 4,217 hectare property near the north-eastern edge of Canada's Athabasca Basin. The Forsythe Lake property contains known electromagnetic (EM) conductors that extend onto the neighbouring Denison/JNR Bell Lake Project and lies approximately 20 kilometres west of Cameco's La Rocque occurrence (which returned up to 33.9% U3O8 over 5.5 metres).

"We maintain a very active watch for prospective projects that may occasionally come available in the Basin" said Chris Frostad, President & CEO of Purepoint. "As the uranium sector emerges from the recent global economic collapse we are fortunate to be able to add such a promising prospect to our portfolio".

finance.yahoo.com/news/Purepoint-Stak...

haas 17 januari 2011 23:10

mss komen de verschillende uraniumfondsen in de regio Athabasca Basin weer tot leven na enkele jaren rust ?

[verwijderd] 17 januari 2011 23:17

wat is er met canalaska gebeurd?
is het zo hard gestegen of een reserve split?

haas 17 januari 2011 23:56

quote:
10rood schreef op 17 januari 2011 23:17:
wat is er met canalaska gebeurd?
is het zo hard gestegen of een reserve split?

hard gestegen ? Stond 4 jaren geleden op $8:)
ja, wel split : 8 nov 2010 : 1:10

krs NU 1.46...MC25 (krs range 12 mnds: 0.80-1.90)

[verwijderd] 18 januari 2011 20:06

quote:
haas schreef op 17 januari 2011 22:57:
ja ,retep er is veel te doen in Uranium land.
Weet u van welke datum bovengeplaatst artikel is ?

was volgens mij 2 daagjes oud, kan m niet meer vinden.
Was echter niet de bron waar ik m van heb, dus kan wat ouder zijn.
Ik krijg dagelijks nieuwsbrieven met nieuwtjes. Denison is volgens mij een goed bedrijf wat allerlei diensten verzorgd en participeert in mijnen. Ben geen expert en probeer gewoon wat, als het goed voelt doe ik het, nu wachten tot ik mn neus eens stoot :-)

haas 19 januari 2011 10:30

okee, retep,thx.

January 19, 2011 12:22PM

SPOT uranium prices have climbed from around $US40 a pound in mid-2010 to $US68/lb this week.

BGF Equities is expecting the mineral to move in a band between $US60 and $US80 in 2011 - this they say is the level needed to encourage the supply response for which the nuclear industry is looking.

“Below that level there will be a reluctance to make supply available as debt finance will be too difficult and equity funding will be scarce,” writes senior analyst Warwick Grigor

haas 21 januari 2011 06:34

URANIUM miner Paladin Energy today downgraded its annual production guidance after disruptions at its Kayelekera mine in Malawi.

Paladin said that uranium oxide output for the year to June 30 is now expected to be between 6 million pounds and 6.3m lb, down from previous guidance of 7m lb, as a result of power-supply and maintenance disruptions.

Paladin shares shed 6.4 per cent to $5.11 at 0347 GMT, shortly after it made the announcement.

Second-quarter output from Paladin's two mines, Kayelekera and Namibia's Langer Heinrich, was 1.47m lbs, bringing fiscal first-half output to 2.83m lb, still below the half-way point of Paladin's downgraded annual guidance.

“Management is confident that this conservative revision will be met and installed capacity will be maintained going forward as operational efficiencies and plant availability are improving,” Paladin said.

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