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NIGER URANIUM - seit 12.September in GB handelbar, hier kurz die Fakten:

Homepage
www.niger-uranium.com

MARKET STATISTICS
Number of Ordinary Shares in issue on Admission 83,000,000
Number of Options in issue on Admission 2,602,400
Number of Warrants in issue on Admission 1,395,400
Fully Diluted Share Capital on Admission 86,997,800
Percentage of the Ordinary Share Capital not in public hands 39.98 per cent.
AIM Ticker Symbol URU
ISIN for the Ordinary Shares VGG651971084

Directors
James Mellon, Non-Executive Chairman
John Stalker, Executive Deputy Chairman
Marek Jozef Kreczmer, Chief Executive Officer
Neil Lindsey Herbert, Non-Executive Director
Wayne Gordon Beach, Non-Executive Director
John Paul Lynch, Non-Executive Director

Summary
The Company was incorporated in May 2007 by UraMin Inc (“UraMin”) and NWT Uranium Inc
(“NWT”) as a uranium exploration and development company. The Company will consider uranium
projects worldwide as an active investor and will focus initially on the State of Niger. Niger has been
mining uranium since 1971 and past production from its two operating mines exceeds 100,000 tonnes of
uranium (approximately 2,600,000 lbs of U3O8) to the end of 2006.With an output of over 3,434 tonnes
of U3O8 in 2006, Niger was one of the world’s larger uranium producers contributing 7.5 per cent. of the
total world production in 2006.
Following incorporation, the Company entered into the Asset Purchase Agreement by which it agreed
to acquire NWT’s Nigerien exploration properties (the Irhazer and In Gall prospects), which are
located in the same geographic area as Niger’s two producing AREVA uranium mines. In addition, the
Company agreed to acquire UraMin’s Nigerien exploration properties (the Kamas I, II, III and IV and
Dabala III and IV and prospects). The transfer of the exploration properties to the Company is subject
to the authorisation of the Niger State Minister of Mines through a ministerial order. The Directors
are not aware of any reason why authorisation will not be received from the State Minister of Mines
subject to the satisfaction of the relevant legal requirements. However, no assurance can be given that such
authorisation will be provided. In the event that the transfer is not authorised the Group’s operations will
be adversely affected and the Group may not be able to exploit the UraMin Properties or the NWT
Properties and may be unable to recover any exploration expenditure it may have either spent or
committed.
The combined NWT Properties and the UraMin Properties (the “Prospects”) cover a total of
1,673,644 acres (equivalent to 6,773 square kilometres) and are all located in the Tim Mersoi basin in
Niger. The Tim Mersoi basin is a recognised uranium province. All of the Prospects are located along
the edge of the Air Massif and in close proximity to SOMAIR’s successful Arlit mine. MSA
Geoservices has prepared a Competent Person’s Report on the Prospects (the “CPR”). According to
the CPR, which has been set out in full in Part III of this Document, Irhazer and In Gall have returned
uranium values ranging from 0.22 per cent. U3O8 to 1.0 per cent. U3O8 from five surface rock samples
collected from outcrops (Source: CPR, Section 6.1, Table 6.3). These assay results in respect of the
grab rock samples are an indication of uranium mineralisation but should not be construed as the
grade of any future estimate of mineral resource. No mineralogical and metallurgical test work was
conducted on the rock grab samples taken from In Gall and Irhazer by NWT. Producing mines and
deposits in Niger typically grade from 0.1 per cent. to 0.42 per cent. U3O8, with the highest grades being
mined at greater depths. No work has yet been undertaken on Kamas and Dabala.
In June 2007, drilling commenced on Irhazer and In Gall, focusing on high-priority areas near
radioactive structural domes that were identified during earlier ground exploration. A total of 15 mud
rotary holes covering 8,763 feet (2,671 meters) have been drilled by ESAFOR of Arlit, one of the major
drilling companies involved in uranium exploration and exploitation in Niger. Each drill hole was
logged using a Robertson down-hole geophysical probe. Rock chip samples representing intersection
lengths of one metre were selected in the mineralized zones identified by the down-hole probe and have
been sent to SGS Laboratory in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso for analysis.
Prospective investors should note that the Company has not prepared a resource classification of any kind,
and particularly not under any of the modern standards such the JORC Code, SAMREC, IMMM or
CIM Standards.
Prior to Admission, UraMin subscribed US$15 million in cash for new Ordinary shares in the
Company of which CND$4,800,000 (approximately US$4.6 million) was paid to NWT by the
Company as part consideration for the NWT Assets. In addition, in July 2007 the Company raised net
proceeds of a further £8,960,000 (approximately US$18 million) from a number of international
institutional and individual investors through a placing at a price of £0.50 per Ordinary Share.
Accordingly, as at 6 September 2007, the last practicable date before the publication of this Document,
the net cash balances of the Company, amounted to US$28,015,814.
The Directors believe that the Group has the financial and technical resources at its disposal to
fast-track its exploration programme on the Prospects in Niger. The CPR sets out a minimum
programme of work for a proposed 18 month exploration programme on the Prospects to an inferred
resource level of US$10,425,000 (source: CPR, Section 7). The Company is committed to an
exploration expenditure in aggregate of US$4,400,000 in relation to In Gall and Irhazer. In addition,
the Company has assumed UraMin’s obligations in respect the commitment to spend US$12,030,000
on exploration activities pursuant to the Dabala Exploration Permits and the Kamas Exploration
Permits.
In addition to its initial operations in Niger, the Company will also consider other uranium
opportunities worldwide. The Company’s interest in a proposed investment and/or acquisition may
range from a minority position to 100 per cent. ownership. The proposed investments may be either
quoted or unquoted and may be in companies, partnerships, earn-in joint ventures, debt or other loan
structures, joint ventures or direct interests in natural resources projects. The Directors intend to
monitor actively any investments and/or acquisitions made by the Company.
The Directors believe that the current market conditions for uranium projects will provide good
opportunities for investment in situations which are, in their opinion, undervalued or capable of
producing a satisfactory return.

Exploration programme and estimated budget up to end 2008
Phase (Completion date), Work programme - Estimated budget (US$)

Phase 1 (July 2007)
Airborne geophysical survey and interpretation (Kamas and Dabala) - 1,160,00
Environmental Management Programme - 40,000
Operational expenses (Salaries, labour, fuel, accommodation, camp, general and administration) - 650,000
Capital items (vehicles, camp, database) - 250,000

Phase 2 (Ongoing until end 2008)
Ground follow-up work (In Gall, Irhazer, Kamas and Dabala - 380,000
Capital items (vehicles) - 80,000

Phase 3 (December 2007)
Reconnaissance drilling, 1,000 m (In Gall, Irhazer, Kamas and Dabala) - -770.000
Operational expenses (Salaries, labour, fuel, accommodation, camp, general and administration) – 1,110.000
Capital items (vehicles) - 65,000

Phase 4 (June 2008)
Extension drilling – reverse circulation percussion and diamond drilling, 2200m - 1,220,000
Operational expenses (Salaries, labour, fuel, accommodation, camp, general and administration) - 2,060,000

Phase 5 (December 2008)
Mineral resource delineation drilling, 3,000m - 1,510,000
Operational expenses (Salaries, labour, fuel, accommodation, camp, general and administration) - 1,340,000

Contingency for all phases (10%) 950,000
Total 10,425,000


Number of Ordinary Shares
10,000 UraMin
31,945,000 UraMin
31,955,000 NWT
280,000 Aran Asset Management SA
400,000 Semper Gestion SA
800,000 Rig 111 Fund Limited-A
17,610,000 Computershare Company Nominees limited

Options
Neil Herbert Admission 435,000
John Stalker Admission 480,000
John Sanders Admission 100,000
Marek Kreczmer 1,037,400
John Lynch 100,000
Wayne Beach 100,000
James Mellon Admission 350,000

Gruß
Roi
.. hab den Thread mit NWT verbunden, da es NigerUranium nicht gibt auf Wallstreet-online

Hallo zusammen, hallo roi,

gut einen eigenen Thread für Niger Uranium zu haben!
Ich denke das Unternehmen ist es mehr als wert.

Ich, als NWT Uranium Corp. Aktionär, werde auf jeden Fall auch in diesem Thread aktiv sein.
Denn diese beiden Unternehmen sind stark miteinander verknüpft.
Wie schon in den Fakten erkennbar ist NWT mit 38,5 % an Niger Uranium beteiligt.

Was ich noch den, von roi hervorragend vorbereiteten Fakten, hinzufügen möchte ist Folgendes:

Niger Uranium fängt nicht bei Null an!!!
Die, insgesamt 8 Projekte im Niger wurden bereits exploriert, bzw. dauert dieses z.Zt. an.

Bei den beiden von NWT eingebrachten Projekten Irhazar und In-Gall, wurden umfangreiche Untersuchungen durchgeführt, die hervorragende Resultate, von bis zu 1 % Uran in Gesteinsproben, an der Oberfläche! gezeigt haben. (Diese Proben wurden 3 x geprüft, da Diese weit über dem üblichen Gehalten im Niger lagen!)

Aktuell werden die Bohrergebnisse, der ersten Phase ausgewertet.
Mit den Ergebnissen ist in Kürze zu rechnen.

Für 2008 ist ein Explorationsprogramm von 10 Mio. US $ vorgesehen. Das Geld dafür ist vollständig vorhanden.
Niger Uranium verfügt aktuell über ca. 29 Mio. US $ !!!

Ich denke ein Börsengang an der TSX in Kanada und in Deutschland, wird nur eine Frage der Zeit sein.

Meine Meinung: extrem bullish ! ! !


Gruß
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