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      schrieb am 26.07.10 18:42:39
      Beitrag Nr. 696 ()
      Seit Mai kein einziger Beitrag zum Uran Weltmarkführer CAMECO?

      Dann deckt auch mal schön mit TB80H8 HSBC TRINKAUS CALL CAMECO CORP. REGIST ... ein,ich melde mich dann Anfang 2013 hier wieder :laugh:

      Hopp oder Top! (Bis jetzt top +44%)
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      schrieb am 13.05.10 09:04:23
      Beitrag Nr. 695 ()
      Weltgrößter Uranproduzent sicher: Chinesen werden in Kürze verstärkt in den langfristigen Uranmarkt einsteigen
      Zu den Kommentaren

      Bruce Power ist eine Partnerschaft aus aktuell sechs operierenden Kernkraftwerken in Ontario mit eine Kapazität von 4.700 Megawatt
      Beim größten Uranproduzenten der Welt, der Cameco Corp. (WKN 882017) ist man sicher, dass chinesische Käufer in naher Zukunft damit beginnen werden, langfristige Uranlieferverträge abzuschließen.

      China habe bislang nur in sehr geringem Umfang am Markt für langfristige Lieferungen agiert, da man sich darauf konzentriert habe, kurzfristig den Kernbrennstoff für die ersten Reaktoren, die im Reich der Mitte gebaut und in Betrieb genommen werden, zu sichern. Bei Cameco aber geht man davon aus, dass sich das schon in der nächsten Zeit ändern wird.

      Experten gehen davon aus, dass China, gemeinsam mit Indien, einen erheblichen Teil der zukünftigen Urannachfrage ausmachen wird. Wie Cameco erklärte, habe man im laufenden Jahr bislang nur eine geringe Aktivität im Bereich langfristiger Uranlieferverträge gesehen. Der kanadische Konzern rechnet nun damit, dass 2010 langfristige Verträge mit einem Volumen von 100 Millionen Pfund Uran abgeschlossen werden. Zuvor war man noch von 150 Millionen Pfund ausgegangen.

      Dies Zahl aber könne erheblich höher ausfallen, sollte die Nachfrage aus den Emerging Markets steigen, so Cameco. Langfristige Verträge beinhalten in der Regel einen Lieferbeginn mehr als zwei Jahre nach Abschluss des Vertrags.

      Am Spot-Markt rechnet Cameco damit, dass chinesische Käufer zwischen fünf und sechs Millionen Tonnen Uran erwerben. Aktuell liegt der Spotpreis für Uran bei 41,e74 Dollar pro Pfund, während die langfristigen Preise im Bereich von 60 Dollar pro Pfund notieren.

      Die hier angebotenen Artikel stellen keine Kauf- bzw. Verkaufsempfehlungen dar, weder explizit noch implizit sind sie als Zusicherung etwaiger Kursentwicklungen zu verstehen und GOLDINVEST.de und seine Autoren schließen jede Haftung diesbezüglich aus. Die Artikel und Berichte dienen ausschließlich der Information der Leser und stellen keine wie immer geartete Handlungsaufforderung dar. Zwischen GOLDINVEST.de und den Lesern dieser Artikel entsteht keinerlei Vertrags- und/oder Beratungsverhältnis.
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      schrieb am 04.05.10 14:41:51
      Beitrag Nr. 694 ()
      Cameco Corporation (TSX: CCO; NYSE: CCJ) today reported net earnings of $142 million ($0.36 per share diluted) for the first quarter of 2010, compared to $82 million ($0.22 per share diluted) in the first quarter of 2009.

      Our net earnings were significantly higher for this quarter, primarily as a result of recording an after-tax gain of $31 million for unrealized mark-to-market gains on financial instruments, compared to a loss of $24 million in the first quarter of 2009.

      Adjusted net earnings for the first quarter of 2010 were $111 million ($0.28 per share adjusted and diluted) (see Non-GAAP measures), 8% higher than in the first quarter of 2009. The 8% increase was attributable to:

      * higher profits from our fuel services business due to higher sales volumes and higher production
      * higher profits from our electricity business, relating to higher realized selling prices
      * lower profits in our uranium business due to lower sales volumes and slightly lower Canadian dollar realized prices, which were impacted by a stronger Canadian dollar ($US realized prices increased 15%)

      "We are continuing to advance our outstanding portfolio of uranium assets through sound financial management and through continued commitment to operational excellence" said president and CEO Jerry Grandey.

      "The long-term fundamentals of the nuclear industry are positive. Cameco is prudently investing today in production growth and new technology to pursue our vision to be a dominant nuclear energy company. Our nuclear focus, financial strength and management capability support our growth plans as we build for the future," said Grandey.
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      schrieb am 05.03.10 11:38:46
      Beitrag Nr. 693 ()
      25.02.2010 07:03
      UPDATE 1-Cameco Q4 profit beats estimates, sees drop in '10 rev

      * Q4 adj eps C$0.63 vs market estimate C$0.46

      * Sees consolidated revenue down 5 pct to 10 pct in 2010

      * Expects uranium sales volumes 5 pct to 10 pct lower in 2010

      * Sees exploration expenses jumping 80 to 90 pct in 2010

      Feb 25 (Reuters) - Uranium miner Cameco Corp's fourth-quarter profit rose 20 fold, beating analyst estimates, as higher profit in gold countered the impact of weakness in uranium sales.

      The company however said it expects this year's consolidated revenue to fall 5 percent to 10 percent.

      Cameco sees lower trading volumes in uranium in 2010 and expects uranium sales volume to be lower by 5 percent to 10 percent.

      Exploration expenses will be 80 percent to 90 percent higher and administrative expenses will be up 25 percent to 30 percent from last year, the company said in a statement on Thursday.

      The company also said it plans to invest about $90 million to $95 million on uranium exploration in 2010.

      Cameco, the world's No. 2 uranium miner, earned C$598 million ($566.8 million), or $1.52 a share, in the fourth quarter ended Dec. 31. That compared with C$31 million, or 8 cents a share, a year ago.

      Excluding one-time items, the company earned C$248 million or 63 cents a share.

      This was driven by higher profits in gold, as realised selling price for gold stood at $1,129 per ounce in 2009 compared with $806 per ounce in 2008, the company said.

      Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S had expected on average a profit of 46 Canadian cents a share, before exceptional items.

      Quarterly revenue rose 3 percent to $659 million.

      Uranium revenues fell 2 percent in the period, as a 5 percent decline in sales volumes was countered by the impact of a 2 percent increase in our realized price, the company said.

      Costs of sales for the quarter was C$30.29 up from C$24.16.

      Cameco mines uranium primarily from its home province of Saskatchewan in Western Canada, as well as Kazakhstan and the United States.

      Its main project is the Cigar Lake deposit in Saskatchewan, which flooded in 2006 and 2008 while under construction.

      This month, the company said it had pumped out the flooded mine and should have it secure by October, at which point Cameco will be able to start looking ahead to a restart of construction.

      The company said it is well positioned to meet its goal to double its annual mined output to about 40 million pounds by 2018.

      ($1 = 1.055 Canadian Dollar)
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      schrieb am 25.02.10 18:21:49
      Beitrag Nr. 692 ()
      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.942.961 von Wintotal am 14.02.10 23:41:47Urangigant Cameco erwartet Umsatzrückgang von 5 bis 10 Prozent
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      schrieb am 14.02.10 23:41:47
      Beitrag Nr. 691 ()
      Geht es weiter am Cigar Lake ??? :)

      SASKATOON -- Uranium giant Cameco Corp. (TSX:CCO) says all the water has been pumped out of its Cigar Lake mine and crews have safely re-entered its main working level 480 metres underground.

      The northern Saskatchewan uranium project, which is half owned by Cameco, has been flooded for three years.

      Cameco said Thursday work to inspect, assess and secure the underground development has begun. This will be followed by restoration of mine systems and infrastructure in preparation for the resumption of construction activities.

      Work to secure the underground area is expected to be complete before October, depending on the condition of the mine, the company said. Once Cigar Lake is up and running, it is expected to produce 18 million pounds of uranium annually, half of which would belong to Cameco.

      Cameco, one of the world's largest uranium producers, has uranium mines, mills, conversion plants and exploration projects in Saskatchewan, Ontario, the United States and Australia.

      -- The Canadian Press

      Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition February 12, 2010 B16
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      schrieb am 07.02.10 18:23:33
      Beitrag Nr. 690 ()
      Wann feiert der Uran Preis sein Comeback..viele Uran Werte warten immer noch durch den Rekord Tief des Uran Preises der letzten Jahre auf ihr Start Ziel.

      Der Kohlesektor der sich Jahrzehnte lang immer nach dem Uran Sektor parallel orientierte hat in den letzten Monate sich mehr als verdoppelt.




      Obama Said to Seek $54 Billion in Nuclear-Power Loans



      Jan. 29 (Bloomberg) -- President Barack Obama, acting on a pledge to support nuclear power, will propose tripling U.S. loan guarantees for new reactors to more than $54 billion, an administration official said.

      The additional loan guarantees in Obama’s budget, which will be released Feb. 1, are part of an effort to bolster nuclear-power production after the president called for doing so in his State of the Union address Jan. 27. In a conference call with reporters, Energy Secretary Steven Chu today announced a panel to find a solution to storing the waste generated by nuclear plants.

      “To create more of these clean-energy jobs, we need more production, more efficiency, more incentives,” Obama said in his speech. “That means building a new generation of safe, clean nuclear-power plants in this country.”

      For the 2011 budget, the department will add $36 billion to the $18.5 billion already approved for nuclear-power plant loan guarantees, according to the official, who asked not to be identified because the budget hasn’t been released. Congress started the program in 2005 to encourage new plant construction, but the department has yet to issue a loan guarantee.

      “Senate Republicans support building 100 new plants as quickly as possible -- we hope Democrats will join us in that effort, particularly now with the president’s call to action,” Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky said on the Senate floor yesterday. “And the president could start by moving forward on the nuclear loan guarantee program.”

      ‘Bureaucratic Fretting’

      Loan guarantees have been delayed partly because the industry must pay the expected long term liability the government incurs in issuing the guarantees, and companies are arguing for a smaller industry share than the government wants them to pay, said Michael McKenna, president of MWR Strategies, a consulting firm in Washington.

      “I am not sure there will be enough demand ultimately to support $54 billion in new guarantees,” McKenna said, pointing to falling U.S. electricity demand and new discoveries of natural gas. “The amount of bureaucratic fretting has been enormous,” he said.

      Nuclear plants accounted for 20 percent of U.S. power generation in 2008, according to the Energy Department. Generation was off 13 percent through October of 2009 compared to the same period in 2007, before the worst economic slump since the Great Depression hit the U.S. economy.

      Industry groups such as the Washington-based Nuclear Energy Institute have said the loan guarantees are critical to reviving the industry because most companies can’t afford the capital investment in a facility that can take a decade to complete. The institute in a December report put the cost of a reactor at as much as $9 billion.

      Shares Rise

      Shares of nuclear-industry companies rose today in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. Shaw Group Inc., of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, jumped $2.06, or 6.8 percent, to close at $32.29, and was as high as $33.35 earlier in the day. Houston-based McDermott International Inc. climbed 74 cents, or 3.2 percent, to $23.62, while URS Corp. of San Francisco finished the day higher by 13 cents, or less than 1 percent, at $44.88.

      “We have lagged in our nuclear efforts in the last 30 years, but the Obama administration is committed to restarting the industry,” Chu said on the call. He declined to comment on the president’s budget request.

      Southern Co. of Atlanta expects to be the first to get a loan guarantee, in two or three months, which may help it finance two additional nuclear reactors at its two-unit Vogtle plant in Georgia, Chief Executive Officer David M. Ratcliffe said in an interview Jan. 27.

      Catalyst for Construction

      Southern is among four companies that were put on a short list for loan guarantees last year. The others are Baltimore-based Constellation Energy Group Inc., NRG Energy Inc., of Princeton New Jersey for a plant planned in Texas, and Scana Corp., of Columbia, South Carolina.

      “The four reactor projects that DOE considers top-tier are plagued with large cost increases, credit-rating downgrades, delays, and reactor-design problems,” said Michele Boyd, a nuclear opponent for Washington-based Physicians for Social Responsibility. “Why are U.S. taxpayers expected to promise to bail out the nuclear industry?”

      The guarantees “can help project sponsors access lower-rate debt financing for clean-energy power projects,” said Richard Myers, vice president of policy development at the Nuclear Energy Institute. “This would act as a catalyst to accelerate construction of new nuclear plants.”

      ‘Blue Ribbon’ Panel

      The Energy Department’s “blue ribbon” panel will study alternatives to the Yucca Mountain nuclear waste repository in Nevada, Chu said. It will be chaired by Lee Hamilton, a former Democratic congressman, and Brent Scowcroft, a former adviser to presidents Richard Nixon and George H.W. Bush.

      Obama has said he would halt work on the Nevada project and find another solution to handling spent nuclear fuel.

      “We are done with Yucca,” said Carol Browner, Obama’s chief energy and climate adviser. “We need to be about looking at alternatives.”

      Currently waste is stored at nuclear power plants. There are 104 operating reactors in the U.S. Among the alternatives that should be reviewed are advanced recycling technologies that would maximize energy use and minimize the waste, Obama said in a memo on the commission today.

      To contact the reporter on this story: Daniel Whitten in Washington at dwhitten2@bloomberg.net; Hans Nichols in Washington at hnichols2@bloomberg.net.

      Last Updated: January 29, 2010 16:50 EST


      http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601103&sid=aC7VY11v…
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      schrieb am 08.01.10 10:18:22
      Beitrag Nr. 689 ()
      Cameco: Moving Up the Nuclear Food Chain? 3 comments
      by: Streetwise Blog January 06, 2010 | about: CCJ / CAGDF.PK /
      By Andrew Willis


      Cameco (CCJ) has $2 billion burning a hole in its pocket, and BMO Nesbitt Burns has an interesting take on where one of the world's largest uranium producers will spend its cash.

      Cameco is flush after selling its stake in Centerra Gold (CAGDF.PK), and is expected to do something with this capital, as earnings will drop by 20% without Centerra’s contribution. Most analysts have rolled out a list of junior uranium plays as potential acquisitions, with Paladin Energy (PALAF.PK) considered the most attractive target, and junior miner Berkeley Resources another possible purchase.

      However, BMO Nesbitt Burns mining analyst Edward Sterck surveyed the landscape, and highlighted a potential deal with the cash-strapped British goverment.

      Cameco could move up the nuclear fuel chain by acquiring the U.K. government’s one-third stake in URENCO group, which has four plants that enrich uranium for use in reactors. The British-based company’s web site explains that this is the highest value-added stage of the fuel supply chain.

      After crunching the numbers. Mr. Sterck said: “acquiring a one-third stake in URENCO for $3 billion would dilute Cameco’s net present value per share by 10% but increase earnings by over 40% by 2014. A stake in URENCO looks like the most accretive transaction, but Paladin is also a strong candidate from an earnings perspective.”

      When it comes to Paladin, BMO Nesbitt Burns said a takeover would need to be pitched at a 40% premium to where the stock is now changing hands, “resulting in a 27% dilution to Cameco’s net present value per share, but increasing earnings per share by as much as 30% by 2014.”

      Paladin currently boasts a $2.9 billion market capitalization.
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      schrieb am 30.12.09 18:58:25
      Beitrag Nr. 688 ()
      Cameco sells Centerra stake
      Last Updated: Wednesday, December 30, 2009 | 11:31 AM ET Comments0Recommend1
      CBC News

      Cameco Corp. completed the sale of its stake in miner Centerra Gold Inc. on Wednesday, bringing the uranium miner closer to its goal of exiting the gold business entirely.

      A syndicate of underwriters purchased 88,618,472 common shares of Centerra for a cost of $10.25 per share, so the deal will net $875 million for Cameco. The miner plans to use the proceeds to increase output at its core uranium assets.

      The company also arranged to transfer an additional 25,300,000 common shares of Centerra to Kyrgyzaltyn JSC. When both transactions are complete, Cameco will have divested its entire gold asset portfolio.
      3-month stock chart for Cameco Corp. on the TSX3-month stock chart for Cameco Corp. on the TSX (CBC)

      Centerra was formed in an initial public offering in 2004. But Cameco has held a controlling interest ever since.

      One of the world's largest uranium miners, Cameco has been beset by problems in recent years, even as prices for the underlying commodity it provides have soared. Gold prices have also been on a tear this year, topping out at more than $1,200 US an ounce earlier this month.

      Cameco's Cigar Lake mine in Northern Saskatchewan's Athabasca basin is believed to be the world's largest undeveloped uranium deposit in the world.

      The site was expected to be producing uranium by 2007 after construction began in 2005. But floods in 2006 and then again in 2008 have delayed that timeline, and the site is not expected to be operational until 2011 at the earliest.
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      schrieb am 04.12.09 12:04:47
      Beitrag Nr. 687 ()
      Cameco board raises annual dividend by 17 percent for 2010, declares quarterly 6-cent dividend


      SASKATOON, Canada (AP) -- Cameco Corp. said Thursday its board raised its annual dividend by 17 percent to 28 cents per share from 24 cents, starting in 2010.

      The board also declared a quarterly dividend of 6 cents per share to be paid Jan. 15 to shareholders of record as of Dec. 31.

      Cameco, based in Saskatoon in Canada's Saskatchewan province, is a uranium producer.

      Its U.S.-listed shares rose 23 cents to close at $31.21.
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