Die neue Uranium One Präsentation

 

Trading Symbols: UUU - Toronto Stock Exchange, JSE Limited (Johannesburg
    Stock Exchange)

    VANCOUVER and JOHANNESBURG, Dec. 23 /CNW/ - Uranium One Inc. ("Uranium
One") today announced that the Kazakh Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources
has formally approved the commencement of industrial production at South
Inkai. The approval was given by way of an amendment to the South Inkai
subsoil use agreement and permits the Company's 70% owned Betpak Dala joint
venture to ramp up production at the South Inkai Uranium Mine over the next
three years to 5.2 million lbs U(3)O(8) per year.
    As a result of the approval, commercial production for accounting
purposes will now commence at South Inkai. The processing plant at South Inkai
was completed earlier this year, and the first sale of South Inkai uranium
production is expected to take place shortly. The revenue and associated
expenses with the sale of South Inkai production will now be included in
Uranium One's consolidated statements of operations.
    South Inkai is Uranium One's second mine to enter into commercial
production and at full capacity is expected to be twice the size of the
Company's Akdala Uranium Mine.
    As previously announced, Uranium One's attributable production from South
Inkai is expected to be 766,500 lbs U(3)O(8) for 2008. As of the end of
November 2008, Uranium One's year to date share of production from South Inkai
was approximately 710,000 lbs U(3)O(8). Well field development is ahead of
schedule and, in November, South Inkai received sufficient sulphuric acid to
commence acidification of Block 4 at the operation.
    Uranium One expects its attributable production from South Inkai to be
1.5 million lbs U(3)O(8) in 2009. The average cash cost per pound sold during
2009 at South Inkai is expected to be approximately US$28 per pound, but due
to the continuing ramp up in production throughout the year, the cash cost per
pound sold is expected to decline to approximately $20 per pound by the end of
2009.

    About Uranium One

    Uranium One is one of the world's largest publicly traded uranium
producers, with a globally diversified portfolio of assets located in
Kazakhstan, the United States, South Africa and Australia.  

Uranium One Completes Australian Joint Venture Transactions with Mitsui

    Trading Symbols:  UUU - Toronto Stock Exchange, JSE Limited
    (Johannesburg Stock Exchange)

    VANCOUVER and JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, Dec. 24 /CNW/ - Uranium One
Inc. ("Uranium One") and Mitsui & Co., Ltd. of Japan today announced that all
regulatory approvals required to close the joint venture transactions
previously announced on October 15, 2008 have been obtained. Mitsui has now
acquired a 49% interest in the Honeymoon project and Uranium One's Australian
exploration portfolio including the Goulds Dam and Billeroo projects, and
other prospective tenements on the Stuart Shelf and Eyre Peninsula.
    The total minimum cash commitment from Mitsui will be approximately A$104
million for its share of Uranium One Australia's business. The majority of
these funds will be used to advance the development of the Honeymoon project
through to commercial production.

    Greg Cochran, Uranium One's Executive Vice President Australia and Asia,
    said:

    "We greatly appreciate the efforts of the Federal and State regulators to
provide the necessary approvals to close this transaction within a short
timeframe and we are delighted to welcome Mitsui as our new partner and look
forward to working with them. We expect to commence site development work at
the Honeymoon project early in the New Year. The project has a design capacity
of 880,000 lbs U(3)O(8) per year with an expected mine life of 6 years and
production is expected to commence in 2010."

    South Australia State Premier Mike Rann commented:

    "The South Australian Government welcomes the agreement between Uranium
One and Mitsui of Japan and looks forward to work beginning on construction of
the Honeymoon mine. The decision by an overseas investor to commit millions of
dollars to develop this mine amid the current global economic uncertainty
highlights the confidence resource companies have in South Australia. The jobs
and investment flowing from this joint venture agreement will support the
long-term economic development of this State and provide important export
earnings for Australia."

    Mr. Fuminobu Kawashima, Executive General Manager of Mitsui's Energy
    Division, expressed his satisfaction at completing the transaction and
    said:

    "Mitsui has a long and successful investment history in various resource
sectors in Australia. It is our great pleasure to extend our business
portfolio through this transaction with Uranium One. We hope the joint venture
will contribute to long-term growth of both companies and the local economy."

    About Uranium One

    Uranium One is one of the world's largest publicly traded uranium
producers, with a globally diversified portfolio of assets located in
Kazakhstan, the United States, South Africa and Australia.  

Im vergangenen März bei ca. 2 EUR erworben und darauf ca. 55 % verloren, hat die Aktie im letzten Monat wieder ca. 55% gewonnen, denn sie steht inzwischen bei 1,10. Ähnlich gerechnet muß man wohl bei den Einschätzungen für Dominion auch haben, als man die Investition durchgedrückt hat. Was wird wohl mit dieser Anlage jetzt geschehen? Will man sie abbauen oder warten, bis der Uranpreis mit 150 $ wieder die Kosten deckt? Bis dahin werden allerdings die Wartungskosten alle Gewinne aus Kasachstan auffressen.  

denke ich mal

:-))

 

Bei Onvista habe ich auch schon eine Analyse gelesen:

http://tradingbird.onvista.de/...analyse/Uranminen_unterbewertet-2119  

CA91701P1053 geht langsam aber stetig nach oben

denke ich mal :-))

Uran geht gut :-))

hoffentlich bleibt's so :-))

Ich kauf nochmal nach :-)))

:-)) der Chart lügt net

wer hat das schon??

eine gute Entwicklung angesichts der gesamten Marktlage!  

warum der Kurs so abrutscht?

Gibt es irgend einen fundamentalen Hintergrund?  

net grad ein Erdrutsch?? :-))

da bin ich schon ganz anders gewohnt...  

UUU ist doch ne gezockte Aktie

dabei! Hab dann bei 0,6 € kräftig aufgestockt,
und jetzt mit über 30% Plus ganz zufrieden!

Vor ein paar Tagen mit Kursen um die 1,4 Euro
hat mir UUU besser gefallen :)

Da gings auch täglich Richtung Norden! Jetzt
hab ich das Gefühl der Dampf ist ein bischen
raus! Oder wie seht ihr das?  

jetzt gehts auf Solar's und alternative Energien

Uranpreis ist gefallen auf 48 Dollar!

Denke mal, dass dies der Grund sein
wird für den Kursrückgang!  

indien!
aus wiwo.de

Uranhandel  
Delhi öffnet Atommeiler für Kontrolleure
Das Abkommen mit der IAEA beendet ein 34 Jahre währendes Lieferembargo gegen Indien  

Heute ist die Aktie über +16% gestiegen. Zu mal die chinesische Regierung auch heute erhöhten Energiebedarf gemeldet hat, sieht es ganz gut aus für de Uranexplorer