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Paladin Energy Ltd PALAF

Paladin Energy Ltd is an Australia-based independent uranium producer with a 75% ownership of the world-class long life Langer Heinrich Mine (LHM) located in Namibia. The Company also owns a portfolio of uranium exploration and development assets in Canada and Australia. Its segments include Exploration, Namibia and Australia. The LHM is located in central western Namibia approximately 80 kilometers (km) east of Swakopmund and 85 km northeast of the Walvis Bay major deepwater harbor. Its exploration projects include Michelin, Manyingee and Mount Isa. The Company, through its subsidiary Aurora Energy Ltd, holds a 100% interest in over 98,320 hectares of mineral exploration licenses. These are located within the Central Mineral Belt of Labrador, Canada. It has a 100% interest in the Manyingee Project. This project is a sandstone hosted uranium project consisting of 41 Mlb across two deposits. It wholly-owns a project comprised of three promising uranium exploration sites in Queensland.


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Post by inves20on Mar 15, 2017 2:14pm
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1condor

1condorWhy would you value the other mine that can be started up tomorrow and the michelin property in canada as worthless?
seems to me the market when it went down to 6 cents was pricing in the possible exercise option.
The likely outcome will be that cnnc will have to follow thru on 49 % as their only true legal option.
Sure they can try in Singapore arbitration for the whole mine, but others will argue against it protecting themselves from piracy.
This may be the way that cnnc wanted it to play out so they could drag out paying for something until the very last possible second. The state must look out for it's tax payers that own cnnc. So why not put off paying for a year or more for a non-controlling interest in a mine that will supply your nukes for decades ?


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