While the environmental and social consequences of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant disaster rightfully remain the focus of most onlookers, its effect on uranium prices has not gone unnoticed either.
The current moratorium on uranium mining in Newfoundland and Labrador isn’t deterring Australia’s Paladin Energy (PDN-T, PDN-A) from buying the uranium assets of Aurora Energy Resources in the Canadia…
The current moratorium on uranium mining in Newfoundland and Labrador isn’t deterring Australia’s Paladin Energy (PDN-T, PDN-A) from buying the uranium assets of Aurora Energy Resources in the Canadian province in an all-share deal worth $260.9…
Drawing comparisons to similar types of uranium deposits in Australia and Namibia, Blue Sky Uranium (BSK-V) be…
The story is a familiar one. In a lower carbon economy the world will have to — and already is to some exte…
Paladin Energy (PDN-T) is building itself into one of the most significant mid-tier uraniu…
VANCOUVER — Rio Tinto’s (RTP-N, RIO-L) Rossing mine in Namibia already produces roughly 8% of the world’s annual supply of uranium. Now the country looks set to increase its presence on the uranium m…
Paladin Energy (PDN-T, PDN-A) says worker unrest at its Kayelekera uranium project in Malawi hasn’t slowed construction and it expects commissioning by the end of April as scheduled.
*One worker pronounced dead.
Despite the negative outlook for many other commodities, many analysts now forecast that uranium prices will go up in the medium-to longterm due to strong fundamentals: expanding demand from more reac…
While other juniors fight to remain solvent amidst a lurching global economy, Forsys Metals (FSY-T, FOSYF-o) has managed to snag a potential $580-million windfall.
As uranium prices begin to rebound, Paladin Energy (PDN-T, PDN-A) is bulking up resources at its Kayelekera deposit…
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