- Buyback of 4,156,385 ordinary shares in the Company (now held in treasury) between January 2020 and October 2020 for a total consideration of USD11.5 million (GBP8.9 million) at a volume weighted average price of GBP2.13 per share (USD2.75 per share) in a share buyback scheme. The shares were acquired at a volume weighted average discount to net asset value of 21%, effectively acquiring exposure to uranium at a discount to the commodity spot price -
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