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  1. [verwijderd] 24 januari 2011 14:37
    In the interest of creating more shareholder value, Strathmore Minerals Corp is set to create Fission Energy Corp, a new company holding a number of their properties.

    Strathmore will continue to own the American assets of the company and these are the assets that attracted us to Strathmore in the first place as these are the most valuable assets that include the most uranium and therefore are more appealing to those companies on the acquisition trail.

    The Church Rock and Roca Honda projects in New Mexico are nearing production and the projects in Wyoming are also very interesting to us.

    Fission Energy will take control of the non-core assets of the company, its exploration projects in Canada and Peru. Fission Energy will trade on the Toronto Venture Stock Exchange as a separate entity.

    Fission Energy will take over C$500,000 cash along with the Duddridge Lake property in Saskatchewan, Macusani project in Peru and the Dieter Lake project in Quebec.

    We will provide more analysis once the deal is done, but at this time we see no reason to sell Strathmore stock and we will probably continue to hold Strathmore and feature it in our uranium stocks portfolio after the spin off. However we are as yet undecided on whether to hold Fission Energy Corp.

    Strathmore Minerals Corporation trades on the TSX Venture as STM and has a market cap of just under C$300 million.
  2. [verwijderd] 24 januari 2011 14:38
    It is now consolidating and looking to rise in the next leg up in the uranium bull market.

    All uranium stocks have had a dramatic sell off, a correction that was due because of the dramatic increase in stock price in many uranium companies.

    After a correction, stocks usually have a period of consolidation before moving onwards and upward in another rally of their bull run.

    Well we have seen the sell off, and now many stocks have found a bottom and are consolidating.

    Laramide has begun consolidating as has Mega Uranium and many other uranium stocks. Still to find a base and consolidate are companies such as Uranerz but this phase is spreading throughout the uranium sector and so it will reach all uranium stocks eventually.

    But Strathmore has done this now which is a good sign as the stock can construct a base upon which it will build the next leg up of its bull run.

    About ten days ago, in an effort to create more shareholder value, Strathmore announced they were going to spin off their non-core assets into Fission Energy Corp, a new company. We have yet to decide whether we will continue to hold Fission, but we shall probably remain shareholders in Strathmore Minerals.

    Strathmore Minerals Corp trades as as STM on the TSX Venture Exchange.
  3. forum rang 6 haas 28 januari 2011 11:20
    ERA's woes continue, shares down 10pc

    ENERGY Resources of Australia has forecast uranium production in 2011 to be similar to the subdued levels it mined in 2010 as wet weather disrupts its operations and it nears the bottom of its Ranger pit in the Northern Territory.

    Shares in the Rio Tinto subsidiary plunged 10 per cent after it also scrapped its final dividend and reported a 2010 net profit of $47 million, at the bottom end of its recently delivered guidance of $45m-$55m.

    Lower production due to wet weather and complex geology at the bottom of the pit, along with lower realised uranium prices and a strong Australian dollar, contributed to the 83 per cent fall in profit.

    Making matters worse, ERA said that in response to a higher-than-average wet season to date it will suspend plant processing operations for 12 weeks.

    "As a consequence of the processing suspension, ERA's 2011 production of uranium oxide is expected to be at a similar level to 2010; however, actual production will depend on the actual level of rainfall for the remainder of the wet season," it said.

    Last year, ERA paid a final dividend of 25 cents per share, but it decided not to pay one for 2010 due to uncertainty surrounding its first half production.
  4. forum rang 6 haas 1 februari 2011 10:38
    TSX-listed Denison Mines expects to produce 14% less uranium oxide (U3O8) in 2011, with output set to fall to 1,2-million pounds from the 1,4-million pounds produced last year, The mid-size uranium producer also said on Monday that uranium sales would decrease by 27% to a forecasted 1,3-million pounds of U3O8 in 2011, of which just over 500 000 lbs would be sold into long-term contracts and the remainder on the spot market.
  5. forum rang 6 haas 4 februari 2011 10:31
    4th February 2011

    PERTH (miningweekly.com) - Uranium explorer Impact Minerals said on Friday that it was in negotiations with a third party relating to a transaction over its Botswana assets.

    The explorer said in a statement to the Australian bourse that while the negotiations were currently progressing, no agreement had been finalised at this stage.

    Impact's Botswana uranium project comprises approximately 27 000 km2 of prospecting licenses containing significant strike extensions to the host rocks found at the nearby Letlhakane uranium project owned by A-Cap Resources.

    During its quarterly report for the three months ended December, Impact reported the discovery of uranium and associated rare earth elements in Proterozoic sedimentary and basement rocks in several places and in particular in drill holes at the Moiyabana prospect.

    This was the fourth uranium discovery made by Impact in its 2010 drill programme and complements the previously announced discoveries at Lekobolo, Morolane and Mosolotsane.

    At Lekobolo, uranium mineralisation extends over a broad area, measuring about 1 800 m by 700 m, and is hosted within sedimentary rocks of the Karoo Supergroup that define a palaeochannel similar to that at the adjacent large Letlhakane deposit.

    Impact estimates there is the potential at Lekobolo for a target mineralisation of between 14-million tons and 18-million tons of mineralisation at a grade of between 135 parts per million (ppm) to 180 ppm, for a contained resource of between four-million pounds and seven-million pounds of uranium oxide.

    Processing and interpretation of final drill results from the maiden drill programmes at the Morolane and Mosolotsane prospects, where uranium mineralisation has been discovered within Karoo palaeochannels, were still in progress and have been delayed by the company’s focus on the Moiyabana discovery.
  6. forum rang 6 haas 15 maart 2011 02:39
    ORONTO, March 14 | Mon Mar 14, 2011 7:36pm EDT

    TORONTO, March 14 (Reuters) - With Japan in a race to prevent a catastrophic meltdown at a quake-hit nuclear reactor, investors punished the shares of companies that build nuclear power plants and mine the uranium that fuels them. [ID:nL3E7EE1D3]

    Here is a list of the top global producers of uranium:

    1. Kazatomprom - The state-owned operator for Kazakhstan's uranium production. The company produced 39.2 million pounds of uranium in 2010, as Kazakhstan overtook Canada as the world's No. 1 producer of uranium.

    2. Cameco (CCO.TO) - Canada's top uranium producer mines most of its uranium from the Athabasca basin, the highest grade uranium deposit in the world. The company produced 22.8 million pounds of uranium in 2010.

    3. Areva (CEPFi.PA) - France's nuclear power giant produces uranium and builds reactors. The company has projects in Canada, Africa and Kazakhstan. It produced about 17 million pounds in 2009.

    4. Rio Tinto (RIO.AX) (RIO.L) - The diversified mining giant produces uranium in the United States, Namibia and Australia. The company also produced around 17 million pounds in 2009.

    5. Atomredmetzoloto (ARMZ) - ARMZ is the mining arm of Russian state-owned nuclear giant Rosatom. The company produces primarily in Russia and it holds a 51 percent stake in Canada's Uranium One. It produced about 12 million pounds in 2009.

    6. BHP Billiton (BHP.AX) (BLT.L) - The diversified mining giant produces uranium at its Olympic Dam project in Australia. The company produced 5 million pounds of uranium in 2010.

    Other top players include Uranium One (UUU.TO), which produced 7.4 million pounds in 2010 and Paladin Energy (PDN.AX), which produced 6.3 million pounds in 2010.

    www.reuters.com/article/2011/03/14/ja...
  7. benito c. 15 maart 2011 11:09
    Het is inderdaad een ongelofelijke reactie. Dit kan alleen maar achteraf als een enorme koopkans van uraniumaandelen gezien worden. Na 2013 gaat er een behoorlijk tekort ontstaan. De enige les is wellicht dat aandbevingsgebieden een nog scherpere beveiliging moeten hebben, of dat ze daar helemaal niet gebouwd moeten worden.
  8. [verwijderd] 15 maart 2011 16:54
    Ik heb mijn Uranium aandelen voor de problemen in Japan verkocht. De reden hiervoor was hoogtevrees ik vond dat ze genoeg en hard gestegen waren. Ik heb die aandelen in mijn schaduwportefeuille gezet en houdt ze in de gaten. Ik heb nu ingezet op natural gas reden de prijs is laag en zal toch een keer moeten stijgen. Ik hoop met behulp van Horizons BetaPro NYMEX Natural Gas Bull Plus daar enige winst uit te slaan.
  9. forum rang 6 haas 17 maart 2011 03:32
    SHARES in uranium miner Mantra Resources fell as much as 36 per cent today after Russia's ARMZ pulled its $1.16 billion bid.

    ARMZ withdrew its offer following blasts at Japan’s Fukushima nuclear facility.

    Perth-based Mantra, which is focused on its flagship Mkuju River project in Tanzania, said today ARMZ has advised it that the recent incidents at the Fukushima plant are likely to have a material adverse effect on Mantra’s “business, results of operations, assets or liabilities, financial position or prospects”.

    “As such, ARMZ considers that the condition precedent in the scheme implementation agreement relating to material adverse change is not capable of satisfaction.”

    Mantra, advised by RBC Capital Markets, said ARMZ has indicated it is willing to explore an “alternative approach” in accordance with its obligations under the scheme.
  10. benito c. 17 maart 2011 11:07
    Geef ze eens ongelijk, iedereen probeert zo goedkoop mogelijk te kopen.
    Mocht de uraniumprijs echt duurzaam zakken, hetgeen ik me nauwelijks kan voorstellen, krijgen we na 2013 echt grote problemen. Nieuwe mijnen zullen vertraagd worden, en het tekort zal enorme proporties aannemen. De bestaande kerncentrales moeten toch brandstof hebben, en degenen die in aanbouw zijn ook.
    Structureel is er niets veranderd, zeker niet als duidelijk gaat worden dat de oude japanse kerncentrale de veiligheidseisen heeft genegeerd.
    Hier liggen nu enorme kansen voor beleggers, die iets verder kijken dan de dag van vandaag.
  11. forum rang 6 haas 22 maart 2011 07:41
    # March 22, 2011 10:18AM

    RUSSIA'S Armz has lowered its offer for uranium miner Mantra Resources by 12.3 per cent to about $944 million after last week pulling an initial offer due to the nuclear crisis in Japan.

    Armz is now offering Mantra shareholders $7.02, comprising $6.87 cash and an unfranked cash dividend of 15 cents, down from its original offer of $8 cash, or $1.16 billion.

    Mantra’s board, and its major shareholder Highland Park SA, which owns 13.5 per cent, has again backed the offer, subject to an independent expert deeming it fair. The deal is expected to close in July.
  12. [verwijderd] 8 juni 2011 21:21
    The Civil Nuclear Energy Renaissance

    Concerns about climate change, carbon footprints, energy security and the rising cost of fossil fuels spurred a revival of interest in nuclear power generation. In early 2010 we saw the start of a global civil nuclear renaissance. It was derailed when the unfortunate Fukushima-Daiichi nuclear power plant accident paused the renaissance for reactor safety inspections.

    Why was there a bull market in uranium developing and can it survive and overcome the negative fallout from Fukushima-Daiichi? A quick review of nuclear powers fundamentals are in order:

    Lees verder:

    www.resourceinvestor.com/News/2011/6/...
  13. forum rang 6 haas 15 juni 2011 05:57
    Demand to drive uranium
    June 14, 2011.

    THE forces driving the global growth of nuclear energy are the same now as they were before the Japanese disaster.

    That was the word sent out recently to shareholders by Toro Energy (TOE). The letter continued: “Energy demand and the desire for internal energy security from a low-carbon, base-load supply will mean continued growth in the industry.”

    Your correspondent last week asked one of Australia’s uranium veterans about the outlook. This man was working on uranium projects here in the 1970s onwards and, while he’s moved on to other ventures, he takes a close interest in the uranium sector. And he visits China regularly.

    On one such recent visit he asked a senior official whether China would maintain its planned nuclear reactor construction program. Not only did the official confirm this, but did so in a way that left our man with the impression that Beijing has even more ambitious nuclear energy plans up its sleeve. As we have pointed out, China has no alternative; it desperately needs far more base-load power and, while ambitious, its wind energy building program will still be at the mercy of the breezes.
  14. [verwijderd] 19 juni 2011 13:27
    quote:

    haas schreef op 15 juni 2011 05:57:

    Demand to drive uranium
    June 14, 2011.

    THE forces driving the global growth of nuclear energy are the same now as they were before the Japanese disaster.

    That was the word sent out recently to shareholders by Toro Energy (TOE). The letter continued: “Energy demand and the desire for internal energy security from a low-carbon, base-load supply will mean continued growth in the industry.”

    Your correspondent last week asked one of Australia’s uranium veterans about the outlook. This man was working on uranium projects here in the 1970s onwards and, while he’s moved on to other ventures, he takes a close interest in the uranium sector. And he visits China regularly.

    On one such recent visit he asked a senior official whether China would maintain its planned nuclear reactor construction program. Not only did the official confirm this, but did so in a way that left our man with the impression that Beijing has even more ambitious nuclear energy plans up its sleeve. As we have pointed out, China has no alternative; it desperately needs far more base-load power and, while ambitious, its wind energy building program will still be at the mercy of the breezes.
    Dit lijkt allemaal wel weer positief zeker als je naar de koersen kijkt van Uranium one en/of Denison mines.
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