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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Ura Holdings | URA | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.425 | 00:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 0.425 | 0.425 |
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Posted at 21/12/2018 09:10 by andre Yes, the lack of investor information from these directors makes you wonder how they justify taking the cash.I see they are awarding themselves salaries for failure gain. Shame on them and a pox on their houses. |
Posted at 20/12/2018 19:57 by sideshowbull Not shocked but shocking again and again. How is this blatant disregard for private investors not managed by AIM.Count the AIM fails. Disgust and contempt. Puke BWTFDIK |
Posted at 20/7/2018 15:33 by undertaker According to last RNS....Melissa Sturgess URA Holdings plc Tel: +44 (0)207 920 / Peter Redmond 3150 Matthew Johnson Northland Capital Partners Tel: +44 (0)203 861 / David Hignell Ltd 6625 Lucy Williams Peterhouse Corporate Tel: +44 (0)207 469 / Heena Karani Finance Ltd 0931 Jos Simson / Tavistock (Financial Tel: +44 (0)207 920 Annabel de Morgan and Investor Relations) 3150 |
Posted at 13/6/2018 07:13 by aimshares The people dealing with URA PRJos Simson / Tavistock (Financial Tel: +44 (0)207 920 3150 Annabel de Morgan and Investor Relations) |
Posted at 11/1/2018 20:52 by sideshowbull its, you cant chart BTC properly , I did well at start using patterns.I have been in this mkt for a bit.. Check my charts on twitter or tradeview, under Sideshow. I took place in BITINDIA in October, when ETH was $200 ! Now $1400 and I used 15 ETH, I hope they remember initial investors. Those BITCOIN cards are way ahead of the tech, eventually they will work but using BTC will not as supply is 16m. I took a gamble on a similar thing 2 weeks ago I put around 1k in to see, I got 80p div first week, not huge but I think I may leave 1k there and invest more when I see what is working hxxps://bankera.com/ Just get rid of stuff before bankera and I get commission(1p) , looks okay for now. I also bought more SAFEX coin, today. BWTFDIK |
Posted at 22/12/2017 18:13 by casano Watch out...for this clean shell. New investors but a lot of existing shareholders here who are holding deep losses. Any postive news this will rapidly rise, also new directors specialise in new shell companies and have pedigree so watch this space...gla |
Posted at 05/1/2017 16:09 by sideshowbull Estes our cornerstone investor said they would keep the lights on until JV/ partner etc. comes along and or the U308 spot price rises..Agree re that statement in the accounts. Check out the video at top on why this deposit is so special.. ISR $15 per lb recovery cost.. |
Posted at 05/1/2017 15:59 by keya5000 Was looking at this last week, any thoughts on why no RNS on the funding position, did one of the loans not expiry 31/12.Was waiting for that prior. The accounts elude to a partner/JV/Strategic investor. Wonder is something is brewing. |
Posted at 19/12/2016 09:45 by cpap man Sprott Monthly Market Update with Rick Rule: Uranium Is Nearing The BottomRick discusses the recent volatility in uranium markets and how to think about these investments in the years to come. He believes that the recent fall in uranium from $30 USD a pound to $18- and the recovery thereafter were fake numbers. Until we begin seeing restarts in Japan, we’re not going to see much health in the underlying commodity. The price will likely remain weak in the near term until the restart occurs, and the recent volatility in uranium markets is simply noise- as the movements were in very little volume. If however the restarts do not occur, then that inventory would be available to a market that remains weak in demand. They delve deeper into a potential Japanese restart which could take a very large amount of inventory off the market, and how this would drive a bull market. According to Rick, the big opportunity is in the inevitable growth in demand, which is driven by North American power plants and the need to ‘keep the lights on’. The industry is very capable of paying higher prices for uranium and thus likely will. He goes into some of the psychological dynamics at play in the markets, their effects on the prices, and how they differ from other commodities. Historical trends in uranium juniors are also discussed. Rick explains what they’ll have to do to survive and be well positioned for the end of the low prices. From his 40 years of experience, he feels success is likely. He warns that investors should have clear expectations about the time frames involved, and explains how he sees them. In particular, the time needed for a recovery in the true fundamentals of juniors is more important then the market perception of it. Rick shares his analysis of how to play established uranium deposits versus exploratory endeavors when the markets are in disarray. He also goes into the managerial tendencies of teams with private placements and how to best strategize your investments. Talking Points From This Week’s Episode: •The fall in Uranium prices from 30 USD a pound to 18 USD were false numbers that happened on very low volume. •A Japanese reset would take a very large amount of inventory off-market, which could start the bull market. •Demand from North American power plants is inevitable, and they’re capable of paying higher prices. |
Posted at 19/11/2014 01:26 by topinfo Given increasing interest in the uranium market as reactors restart in Japan and utilities companies start snapping up the energy source, Uranium Investing News took a look at the top three year-to-date performances from mid-tier and junior uranium companies.Uranium was at US$28 a pound in the summer, with companies concerned about the long-term future of the mineral. Since then, it’s seen nothing short of a meteoric rise, with prices as of Monday holding at the $40 range. David Talbot, an analyst with Dundee Capital Research, highlighted that what’s spurring that movement is the fact that several long-term uranium supply contracts are coming to an end, meaning utilities companies are back on the hunt for a steady source of uranium. That news has been boosted by news of Japanese reactor restarts. Three companies have not only survived the turbulent market, but flourished through it. NexGen Energy (TSXV:NXE), Energy Fuels (TSX:EFR) and Anfield Resources (TSXV:ARY) have all seen share price increases of more than 40 percent year-to-date. Companies on the podium NexGen Energy saw its share price increase roughly 49 percent as it had a busy year both at its project and in the courtroom. The initial spike in its share price came in February when it started drilling at the Arrow target on its Rook 1 project in the Athabasca Basin. Since then, the company has reported drilling results seemingly every couple of months. In August it reported 3.42 percent U3O8 at 22.35 meters and 15.74 percent U3O8 at 4.5 meters at Arrow. The company also had a lawsuit filed by Alpha Exploration (TSXV:AEX) dismissed by the Supreme Court of British Columbia. Alpha had filed the lawsuit against both NexGen and Garrett Ainsworth — a former Alpha employee who left the company to become NexGen’s vice president of exploration and development — in July. The case was eventually dismissed in October, providing peace of mind for investors. Energy Fuels was a close second with a 46-percent share price increase this year-to-date. A spike in March gave hope for investors, with the company’s share price reaching a high of $12.85 before regressing. It now sits comfortably in the $8 to $9 range. The company’s sale of its Pinon Ridge mill license and other assets has helped it improve its cash position. “I believe that the operational strategy we adopted two years ago, which included tailoring our uranium production levels to meet our long-term sales contract requirements, focusing on our lower cost sources of production, driving G&A cost reductions and completing non-core asset sales, has proven to be a very prudent strategy and has been well-executed by our team,” said Stephen Antony, president and CEO of Energy Fuels, in a release on November 12. Furthermore, long-term contracts helped the company stay strong during the uranium spot price plunge this summer. Rounding out the top three is Anfield Resources, a junior uranium company with projects scattered across Arizona, Colorado, South Dakota and Utah. The company is up 44 percent for the year, having bought the Shootaring Canyon mill in Utah in August. It is one of three licensed conventional uranium mills in the United States. The mill has an acid-leach facility licensed to produced up to 750 tons of ore a day. What does the future hold? A variety of companies have spoken of the collective belief that the uranium market is set to improve over the coming years. While companies obviously have a vested interest, analysts have also echoed those claims. With uranium prices seemingly set to go rise further, the future looks bright for the uranium industry. |
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