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Uranium Energy, Rio Tinto
Uranium Energy to acquire Wyoming uranium assets from Rio Tinto
Rio Tinto’s Wyoming assets contain resources estimated at 175 million pounds (mlb) of triuranium octoxide (U3O8).
Uranium Energy to buy Rio Tinto's Wyoming mining assets in $175M deal
Uranium Energy (NYSE:UEC) +2.3% pre-market Monday after saying it agreed to acquire Rio Tinto's (RIO) uranium production assets in Wyoming, including its fully-licensed Sweetwater plant and a portfolio of mining projects,
Uranium Energy Announces $175 Million Acquisition of Rio Tinto’s Uranium Assets
Uranium Energy (NYSE American: UEC), a uranium producer and explorer based in Texas, USA, announced today its acquisition of Rio Tinto's (ASX, LON, NYSE:
UEC buys Rio Tinto’s Wyoming uranium assets for $175m
NYSE American-listed Uranium Energy Corp (UEC) announced on Monday its acquisition of Rio Tinto's Wyoming assets, which include the Sweetwater plant and a portfolio of mining projects, for $175-million.
MiningNewsBreaks – Uranium Energy Corp. (NYSE American: UEC) Announces Plan to Acquire Rio Tinto Sweetwater Plant, Wyoming Uranium Assets
Uranium Energy (NYSE American: UEC), a U.S.-based uranium mining and exploration company, has entered into an agreement with Rio Tinto America Inc. The agreement outlines plans for UEC to acquire 100% of Rio Tinto’s Wyoming assets,
Uranium Energy Strikes $175M Deal To Acquire Rio Tinto's Wyoming Assets
Uranium Energy Corp. (AMEX:UEC) shares are trading higher on Monday. The company disclosed a deal to fully acquire Rio Tinto Plc‘s (NYSE:RIO) Wyoming assets for a purchase price of $175 million. As per the deal,
Uranium Energy To Buy Rio Tinto's Wyoming Sweetwater, Uranium Assets For $175 Mln
Uranium Energy Corp. (UEC) announced on Monday that it has inked a deal with Rio Tinto America Inc. to acquire Rio Tinto's Wyoming
Uranium Energy to buy Rio Tinto’s Wyoming assets for $175m
The $175 million cash-deal would allow Uranium Energy to add about 175 million pounds of historic uranium resources.
Uranium Energy to Acquire Rio Tinto's Wyoming Assets
Uranium Energy on Monday said it agreed to the $175 million acquisition of Rio Tinto's assets in Wyoming, U.S., which include its fully-licensed Sweetwater Plant and a portfolio of uranium mining projects.
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Why Uranium Energy Stock Rocketed 12% Higher on Monday
For its money, Uranium Energy is acquiring a facility in its home state, Rio Tinto America's Sweetwater Plant. The buyer will ...
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Shares in Kazatomprom have surged this week after a trio of events increased investor focus on uranium, underlining improved ...
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Senators Heinrich and Luján Introduce Act to Secure Navajo Nation Water Rights in New Mexico
The Rio San José Stream System Water Rights Settlement Act, introduced by U.S. Senators Heinrich and Luján, aims to secure ...
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