5 ASX Uranium Stocks to Watch in 2023 - Fat Tail Daily
While the 2011 Fukushima disaster has crippled demand for uranium over the past 10 years, the market is showing signs of a resurgence.
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While the 2011 Fukushima disaster has crippled demand for uranium over the past 10 years, the market is showing signs of a resurgence.
Merger to create third largest ASX-listed uranium player with top 10 deposit and advanced option
Merger to create third largest ASX-listed uranium player with top 10 deposit and advanced option
Updates from ChemX, A-Cap, S2, Patriot, Winsome, Tombador, iTech, Predictive and Buxton
A-Cap holds six prospecting licences covering a total area of over 4,400km2 and three licences under application covering a further 3,000km2. All of the ground held by A-Cap has been previously explored by major companies such as Falconbridge, BCL, Urangesellchaft and Union. All of A-Cap’s tenements have significant radiometric anomalies and indications of Uranium mineralisation exposed at surface. Significant discoveries have been made at the Letlhakane Project resulting in an Inferred Resource of 30 Million lb Uranium (at an 80ppm cut-off) that has been defined in accordance with the JORC ...