Stocks continued their upward trajectory during the holiday-shortened trading week despite lackluster U.S. economic data, with both the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 hitting record highs as tensions over Cyprus waned and ever…
Shares of Ur-Energy(URE-T, URG-X) rose 5% to 99¢ on Oct. 5, after the U.S. Bureau of Land Management approved the company’s operation plan for the Lost Creek uranium in-situ recovery project in Wyoming’s Sweetwater County.
Shares of Ur-Energy (URE-T, URG-X) rose 5% to 99¢ on Oct. 5 after the Bureau of Land Management approved the company’s plan of operations for the Lost Creek uranium in-situ recovery project in Wyoming. The record of decision (ROD) is…
Korea Electric Power Corporation is taking a 13.9% stake in Strathmore Minerals (STM-T) in a deal that will also give the Korean energy giant off-take rights to a portion of the uranium junior’s future production.
Korea Electric Power Corporation is taking a 13.9% stake in Strathmore Minerals (STM-T) in a deal that will also give the Korean energy giant off-take rights to a portion of the uranium junior’s future production.
Shares of Crosshair Energy (CXX-T, CXZ-X) were up 11.90% or 5¢ at 47¢ per share in mid-morning trading in Toronto after the junior announced it had raised the resource estimate for the Bootheel uranium project in southern Wyoming’s…
Ur-Energy (URE-T, URG-X) continues to drive towards production at its Lost Creek uranium project in Wyoming’s Great Divide basin.
Ur-Energy (URE-T, URG-X) continues to drive towards production at its Lone Creek uranium project in Wyoming’s …
The state of Wyoming has produced well in excess of 200 million lbs. of uranium oxide and Crosshair Exploration & Mining (CXX-T, CXZ-X) believes its flagship Bootheel project will play a role in b…
The state of Wyoming has produced well in excess of 200 million pounds of uranium and Crosshair Exploration &a…
One uranium junior lacked cash and the other lacked a worthwhile project, but they both had the same chief executiv…
A preliminary economic assessment on Ur-Energy’s (URE-T, UREGF-O) Lost Creek uranium deposit in Sweetwater Cty., Wyo., found that the project would be economic at uranium prices above US$40 per lb.
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