Natives go to court Monday over uranium dispute
A uranium exploration company has launched a $77-million lawsuit against two First Nations groups who have set up a…
Uranium
Strathmore to team with Sumitomo in New Mexico
Strathmore Minerals (STM-V) will form a joint venture with Japan-based Sumitomo to develop its Roca Honda project i…
Equinox finds new uranium targets at Lumwana (July 24, 2007)
As significant uranium drill results pour in for Equinox Minerals (EQN-T, EQN-A) revised Lumwana feasibility study…
RPT cuts more uranium at Split Rapids (July 23, 2007)
Vancouver — Drilling by RPT Uranium (RPT-V, RMPVF-O) to test Archean iron formation rocks on its Split Rapids project, in northwestern Ontario’s Sibley basin, cut 6.5 metres of 0.22% U3O8.
Kakanda signs Otish deal
Shares in Kakanda Resources (KRC-V, KRCFF-O) rose 50% in one day on the company’s recent announcement of a change in focus to four new Otish basin uranium properties in Quebec.
Denison now majority holder of OmegaCorp
Having relaxed its conditions to an earlier takeover offer, Denison Mines (DML-T, DNN-X) now has just under 55% of …
Editorial: Teck finesses another takeover
It was yet another period of intense merger and acquisition activity in the mining sector during the week ended July 7, the 27th trading week of 2007 and the beginning of the third quarter.
RPT cuts more uranium at Split Rapids (July 09, 2007)
Vancouver – Drilling by RPT Uranium (RPT-V, RMPVF-O) to test Archean iron formation rocks on its Split Rapids proje…
Kakanda signs Otish deal with group of 7
Kakanda Resources (KRC-V) shares rose 48% today as the company revealed a change in focus to four new Otish basin p…
Denison stokes merger flames
Denison Mines (DML-T, DNN-X) is taking another stab at Perth, Australia-based OmegaCorp (OMGCF-O, OMC-A) in an attempt at diversifying into Africa.
Denison the latest to stoke uranium merger flames
Denison Mines (DML-T, DNN-X) is taking another stab at diversifying into Africa by trying to take over Perth, Austr…
Areva looking ahead with UraMin deal
In its uranium report from earlier this year, Sprott Securities estimated that annual demand for U3O8 would nearly double to 350 million lbs. within the next 20 years.