Northern Saskatchewan First Nation Considering Uranium Projects
Global News reported that meeting are being held by a Northern Saskatchewan First Nation to investigate the possibility of uranium projects by Cameco and AREVA.
Articles Tagged "Uranium News"
Tanzania Seeking $206 Million Tax Charge from ARMZ
Mining Weekly reported that Tanzania is trying to collect $206 million in taxes from Russian miner JSC Atomredmetzoloto (ARMZ), who has been awarded the licence to build the country's first uranium mine.
Iran to Increase Uranium Enrichment Program: U.N.
Reuters reported that a report released by the U.N. indicates that Iran is planning on ramping up its uranium enrichment program.
Car Bomb Hits Nigerian Uranium Mine
The Ottawa Citizen reported that a there were two simultaneous car bomb attacks in Niger, one of which targeted a uranium mine operated by Areva.
Tigris Uranium Corp, Wolfpack Gold Corp Complete Reverse Takeover
Tigris Uranium Corp. (TSXV:TU) and Wolfpack Gold Corp. announced the completion of a reverse takeover transaction through which Tigris acquired all of the issued and outstanding shares of Wolfpack and Wolfpack amalgamated with a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tigris.
India May Source Uranium from Uzbekistan as Part of an Effort to Keep Stability in Afghanistan Region
The Hindu reported that India may be seeking a supply of uranium from Uzbekistan as part of a strategic partnership.
Study Shows that Toro’s Wiluna Project Faces Tough Road Ahead
ABC News reported that Toro Energy's Australian uranium mine may be up against a number of economic challenges.
Emerging Market Demand to Buoy Uranium Prices
Money Morning reported that, given the demand in emerging markets for uranium, there is an expectation that uranium prices will rebound.
JV Contract Awarded for Swakop’s Namibian Project
Mining Weekly reported that Tenova Bateman’s sub-Saharan Africa division has been awarded the JV contract for Swakop Uranium's Namibian project.
Strateco Resources Forced into $87 Million Impairment Charge after March Moratorium
Mining Weekly reported that a Quebec moratorium on uranium exploration and mining during the month of March has forced Strateco Resources to take an $87 million impairment charge, as its flagship Matoush uranium project was idle.
