RE:RE:The PLC: Canada’s Future Uranium Mining DistrictGreenday you only need to look to both ceo recent statements. Curvers going it alone and listing on the US exchange. Dev talking about feedback from Cameco not to trust below 200 meters, @ 500m deep requires freezing, shallows like PLS get mined first.
Both are looking after their own Projects as they should be; Dev to sell PLS, Curvers to get to Arrow into production.
If Dev and Curvers arent talking about PLC dont see why shareholders should. I guess it is nice that anon posters on stockhouse are.... i guess
The big picture will be figured out by the eventual owners of both properties.
The politics of "why can't we all just get along" got a video for that...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FMkOn_sgdiA Greenday wrote: @ wireframe22 - There's an important distinction between PLS and Arrow that was missed in your write up. That is, PLS already has a strategic partner. You mentioned a number of large companies but none - save Areva - are vertically integrated companies that actually use uranium. CGN on the other hand wants and needs uranium for their own consumption and has an off-take agreement with FCU and a MOU with CCO for co-operation in the development of greenfield projects. Those are important agreements for moving projects forward and ones that NXE presently does not have in place. CEF is only a financier with the option of becoming a shareholder, And a financier, I might add, that charged NXE a per-centage point more to borrow from than what an underwriter's financing had in the past.