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To: Tommaso who wrote (5772)12/31/2006 2:42:16 PM
From: Rocket Red  Respond to of 30188
 
We have enough Canadian Companies looking around the world for Uranium.

To Buy Aussie U companies or get info pretty tough

I'll stick to the Canadian Companies



To: Tommaso who wrote (5772)12/31/2006 2:45:15 PM
From: Cheeky Kid  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 30188
 
What about LAM?
laramide.com
The Company’s current main focus is the advancement of its Westmoreland Copper/Gold/Uranium Project in Queensland, Australia, which is expected to become Laramide’s flagship asset. Westmoreland has a large existing inferred resource of 17.4M tons @ 1.2 kg/ton U3O8 (>44 million pounds) which ranks it as one of the top ten largest uranium deposits in Australia. This resource calculation was based on work completed prior to the implementation of National Instrument 43-101, and is therefore not currently 43-101 compliant.

In addition, Laramide has recently signed 2 joint ventures on projects which fall adjacent to the Westmoreland Project, however both are located within the Northern Territory. Laramide now has in excess of 680,000 hectares of highly prospective tenements located in the Northern Territory and Queensland.


What about MGA?
megauranium.com
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I will stick to trading stocks on the TSE, less hassle for a Canadian, in my opinion, or should I say my 2 cents?

I know you have me on ignore again <g>

: )



To: Tommaso who wrote (5772)12/31/2006 3:15:36 PM
From: Tommaso  Respond to of 30188
 
Correction: Paladin acquired the Valhalla position owned by Resolute, and resolute has sold much of its stake in Paladin, so Resolute must be copnsidered a gold miner, not a uranium company.

Just sorting things out in the wake of what appears to be a major shift in public attitudes and policy regarding uranium mining and also reactor construction in Australia.