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Dieser Explorer wird erst ab dem 2.Q (nach der Regenzeit) mit seinen Explorationstätigkeiten beginnen.

Die Informationslage ist noch recht schwach, dennoch viel versprechend (siehe posting).


Company: http://www.uraniumresources.co.uk

Artikel: http://www.resourceinvestor.com/pebble.asp?relid=29406

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Uranium Resources: The Right Projects, the Right Area, the Right Time?
By Jackie Steinitz
28 Feb 2007 at 12:37 PM GMT-05:00
LONDON (ResourceInvestor.com) -- Uranium Resources plc [AIM:URA] was established in 2005 to acquire a portfolio of uranium assets in order to take advantage of the rising demand for uranium. Since then it has acquired a share in 8 prospecting licences in Tanzania with a collective area of 7,000 square kilometres, which makes its land package somewhat larger than some American states; (think Delaware for example, which has an area of 6,450 square kilometres). It also has applications in the pipeline for two further licences covering 6,000 square kilometres.
In its investor presentation, URA claims to hold “the right projects, the right area, the right time”; a bold assertion but one for which a case can be presented. Certainly for the moment the market seem to be in implicit agreement; at today’s level of 6 pence the share price has almost quintupled in four months from its low of 1.25 pence in October 2006.
Before looking at URA’s claim in more detail a step back might be in order. Is uranium the right commodity?
The Right Commodity?
With the uranium price now at $85/lb, up $10 in a week, it seems an apposite time for bold claims about the commodity. This is the largest single increase since prices were first published in 1968, and there have been a number of articles and projections in Resource Investor and elsewhere predicting more increases to come.
For example the recent RI article, “BMO Forecasts Continued Uptrend in Uranium,” cites some compelling statistics:
• World consumption of uranium concentrate is currently 180 million pounds which outpaces annual production of 100 million pounds …. and the shortage is expected to get worse. At the moment the shortfall is being met from government stockpiles which are rapidly dwindling.
• There are currently 442 nuclear plants operating worldwide. A further 29 are under construction and over 100 more are in the planning stages.
Industry consultants Trade Tech are also very bullish, commenting on their website this week that, “While the year 2006 was unprecedented in terms of spot uranium price increases, with the spot U3O8 price almost doubling over the course of the year, the year 2007 may well eclipse the extraordinary price increases witnessed last year.”
In short, fundamentals for uranium look highly promising. Supply is constrained while demand is already some 65%-80% above primary supply. Demand growth for nuclear power is likely to rise on increasing fears about global warming, security of energy supplies and rising fossil fuel prices. Meanwhile the metal is relatively price inelastic; demand is broadly unaffected by price, as the cost of the required uranium for the reactors is low relative to the capital cost. Uranium could well indeed be the right commodity.
Back then to URA and its Tanzanian projects.
The Right Area? The Right Time?
Tanzania is geologically well endowed, with deposits of gold, base and ferrous metals, diamonds, gemstones, coal and a number of minerals such as phosphates, gypsum and kaolin.
However during Julius Nyerere’s presidency from independence in 1964 until his resignation in 1985 the country was run under a system of African socialism, self-reliance and ujamaa, a policy involving a return to traditional African family life. During this period foreign investors largely withdrew from mining; the sector declined to just 0.8% of GDP.
Since liberalisation in 1986 the country has opened up, welcomed foreign investors and Tanzania now offers a number of advantages for mining. It is a politically stable multi-party democracy, nationals speak just one language (Swahili), there is a strong and transparent mining code, and a favourable tax regime. Foreign investment in the mining sector over the last 10 years has totalled $2.5 billion; gold has boomed with production up from 6,000 kilograms ten years ago to more than 45,000 kilograms in 2005. Mining now accounts for 2.7% of GDP and is projected to account for 10% by 2025. It is recognised as an important prop by the government both for economic growth and in the war against poverty. Tanzania now hosts a number of majors including Barrick [NYSE:ABX; TSX:ABX], Anglogold Ashanti [NYSE:AU] and De Beers, together with Australian gold miner Resolute Mining [ASX:RSG].
Despite the favourable geology there has been no uranium mining to date in Tanzania and uranium exploration in the country has only just begun to scratch the surface. There was some reconnaissance exploration conducted by the German company Uranerzbergbau from 1978-82, at the end of the last peak in uranium prices, who identified the area as highly prospective for uranium. Work was only resumed again in the last few years and today there are just a handful of uranium explorers in the country; besides URA and its JV partner Western Metals Ltd [ASX:WMT] these include Uranex [ASX:UNX] and Mantra Resources [ASX:MRU]. Paladin’s [TSX:PDN; ASX:PDN] Kayelekera project lies just over the border in Malawi some 150km west of URA’s projects but in a similar geological setting. Following completion of the bankable feasibility study Paladin recently announced its decision to proceed with developing a mine with an annual production of 3.3 million pounds of U3O8.
The low level of uranium exploration in Tanzania is illustrated by figures in a press release by Western Metals which quoted that uranium exploration expenditure in Tanzania has averaged $4 per square kilometre compared with $16 in Western Africa and $224 in the U.S.
The Right Projects?
URA’s eight projects are located in rural forested areas in three clusters in central and southern Tanzania, areas which are also used for hunting.


The projects, which lie between about 5 and 12 degrees south of the equator, have a tropical climate. Water is abundant - which, of course, offers huge advantages for uranium mining, but exploration work has to stop during the rainy season from November to March. The biggest issue is access; permission has to be obtained for roads and trees to be cleared.
The projects are held in two partnership arrangements:
• URA has signed a farm in agreement for five of the licences whereby their partner Western Metals can earn 40% by spending A$2 million (US$1.6 million) in 2 years, and a further 20% by spending another A$2 million. URA has a free carry.
• The remaining 3 licences and 2 pending applications are held in a 42.5% JV with Western Metals (also 42.5%) and a local businessman (15%). Again Western Metals conduct all the exploration.
Recent exploration results have been favourable. At Mtonya several anomalies have been identified along a 7km strike and assay results from grab samples have yielded high grade uranium; in the best case it was 55,600 parts per million (5.56%). More representative are the results from the channel samples which in the majority of cases ranged from 0.1%-2.2% uranium.
Results from the recent programme have significantly enhanced URA’s understanding of the target size and location of the sandstone hosted roll front style uranium mineralization. This has enabled a geological model to be developed which will be tested by the drilling programme in June.
The Right People?
The management team have extensive experience in Africa and in uranium. Director James Pratt is a Swahili-speaking geologist with 18 years experience in the industry including 3 years as Chief Mine Geologist for Resolute’s Golden Pride mine in Tanzania (the first modern mine in the country). He was also formerly MD of the Australian uranium exploration company Deep Yellow Ltd [ASXYL]. Fellow director Ross Warner is a lawyer who has specialised in corporate finance and listed seven companies on AIM. Technical consultant Dr Joe Drake-Brockman has more than 20 years experience in uranium exploration in Australia and Tanzania. He participated in the original uranium exploration in Tanzania in the late 1970s.
Next steps
The next field season begins in April after the rains. URA/Western Metals intend to hit the ground running with a busy schedule of further trenching work, airborne and ground radiometric studies and preparation work for drilling. Drilling itself will begin in June; URA hopes to have first results within a month and to follow these up with two further rounds of drilling with the aim of defining a JORC resource by the end of 2007. If all goes according to plan this will allow a BFS to be conducted next year.
In addition to the work on existing projects URA will progress its existing licence applications and will seek to evaluate potential opportunities to acquire further prospective land packages.
URA currently hold cash of £2.5 million (almost $5 million). The burn rate is relatively low as URA is free carried by Western Metals on five of the licences under the farm in arrangements so the cash should last for some time.
Valuation
URA is currently valued at £16.7 million (US$33 million). Key shareholders include Geiger Counter Ltd [LSE:GCL], Teather & Greenwood, and Patersons. URA is considering a listing on the ASX to promote additional interest and liquidity and to derive a valuations relative to the Australian uranium stocks.

So, do URA holds the right assets in the right area at the right time? It is early days yet, and investors may wish to heed yesterday’s RI article “Uranium Explorer Valuations Running Way Ahead of Progress” and note also the impact of the rainy season on progress and the dilution of URA’s holding by the various partnership arrangements.
Nonetheless it would seem that URA is exploring for a commodity with rising demand, constrained supply, falling inventories and a projected supply shortfall. They are offering a very significant land holding in a highly prospective but barely explored area in a stable country with a favourable mining code. They have early mover advantage. Early results have demonstrated high grades near the surface, URA has a rapid development plan, a partner to conduct the exploration work, considerable upside potential and there is the prospect of news flow in the months to come.


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Regulatory Announcement

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Company Uranium Resources PLC
TIDM URA
Headline Drilling Report
Released 08:07 22-Jan-07
Number 8915P



Uranium Resources plc / Market: AIM / Epic: URA / Sector: Exploration



High Grade Uranium Results Enhance Tanzanian Prospectivity





Highlights



¨ The results from the November field programme at the Mtonya Project have significantly enhanced understanding of the target size and location of the roll front style uranium mineralisation.



¨ The drill program planned for May/June 2007 will target the Henri anomaly at the Mtonya Project.



¨ Further high grade uranium results obtained from trench and surface outcrops. Best sample results:



2,794 ppm U3O8 (0.28%)

2,641 ppm U3O8 (0.26%)

1,497 ppm U3O8 (0.15%)

1,473 ppm U3O8 (0.15%)



¨ These results compliment the previously announced results that included selective grab samples of 6.55% U3O8 (5.56% U) and channel samples in trenches of up to 2.7% U3O8 (2.29% U).



¨ Extension of uranium mineralisation in the Mtonya Project.



¨ A conceptual geological model has been developed and is to be tested in the May/June drilling programme.



¨ Grant of the 3 new joint venture licences in Tanzania covering 3,744km2 and 2 pending grant for a further 6,225km2 in the uranium prospective Karoo Basin.



Shareholders are urged to read the announcement of the company’s farm-in partner, Western Metals Ltd, at www.westernmetals.com.au which includes a number of diagrams which the directors consider important to gain a proper understanding of the conceptual model.



Introduction



The board of Uranium Resources plc (“Uranium Resources”) is pleased to announce an exploration update including the assay results from samples collected during the November 2006 field program on the Mtonya Project in Tanzania and an increase in the joint venture land position.



The November field program included the excavation, sampling, and geological mapping of seven trenches. The trenching also included the extension to Trench 1 that was originally excavated in August 2006. At that time, Trench 1 yielded selective grab results of 5.56% U3O8 and channel samples of up to 0.85% U3O8. Trench 2, which is 15 metres from Trench 1, yielded channel samples of 2.29% U3O8.



Radiometric surveys were also completed in November 2006 at the previously identified Henri, Para and Tahbilk anomalies and reconnaissance surveys were conducted over a five kilometre trend to the north east of Henri identifying several new anomalies. The assay results from soil samples collected proximal to these anomalies are included in this report.



Henri Anomaly



The trenching results and detailed radiometrics conducted over the Henri anomaly have confirmed it as a roll front style uranium mineralisation prospect.



Shareholders are urged to read the announcement of the company’s farm-in partner, Western Metals Ltd, at www.westernmetals.com.au which includes a number of diagrams which the directors consider important to gain a proper understanding of the conceptual model.



The latest assay results in conjunction with radiometric surveys and geological observation have generated a conceptual target for mineralisation. (The model is shown in diagram 2 of the Western Metals announcement. It is cross section A to A’ on diagram 1 of the Western Metals announcement.)



The results from the data locate Trench1 in the core of the roll front which hosts the very high grade assay results seen from this trench (selective grab samples of up to 6.55% U3O8). Trench 6 shows high uranium results (up to 0.14% U3O8) in reduced sandstone which is interpreted to be in advance of the roll front. These results in conjunction with the radiometric results give encouragement that the high grade roll front is located behind Trench 6 and beneath Trench 1.



Samples of reduced sandstone taken from an exposed gully face approximately 50 metres south-east of Trench 6 produced results between 770 and 1,470 ppm U3O8 (0.077% and 0.147% U3O8 respectively). These samples are interpreted to be from a horizon lower than Trench 6 and suggest that mineralisation could be extensive in advance of the roll front.



Results from Trench 8 located a further 150 metres south-east of Trench 6 show oxidised sandstone with elevated uranium content (up to 570 ppm U3O8; 0.057% U3O8). This is interpreted to be a remnant portion of a roll front that may have been eroded away.



The field work on Henri has provided immediate drill targets with radiometric and sampling data identifying an area of approximately 500 metres by 500 metres that requires drilling to determine the location and nature of the high grade roll front mineralisation.



Other Anomalies



Trench samples collected at radiometric anomalies Para (Trenches 9 to 12) and Tahbilk (Trench 13) gave maximum values of 118 ppm U3O8 (0.012%) at Para and 212 ppm U3O8 (0.021%) at Tahbilk. Surface soil grab samples from these areas also gave elevated results with peak values of 153 ppm U3O8 (0.015%) at Para and 370 ppm U3O8 (0.037%) at Tahbilk. These results are well in excess of background (5 ppm U3O8; 0.0005%) indicating they are highly anomalous and Western Metals considers that surface trenching has not exposed the location of the roll front. Reconnaissance drilling will be required to determine the profile through these areas.



Soil grab sampling from several radiometric anomalies along the interpreted mineralised trend have given the following peak results:



Grandfather 82 ppm U3O8 (0.008%)

Moysten 59 ppm U3O8 (0.006%)

Galway 59 ppm U3O8 (0.006%)



These samples have been collected from the surface soils and are in excess of background. All anomalies have surface radiometric responses in excess of 500 counts per second (cps) which is approximately 10 times background. Further investigation is justified on these anomalies based on the assay and scintillometer results.



Grant of Joint Venture Tenements and Further Tenement Applications



The three tenements that form the joint venture with Western Metals (42.5%) and Tanzanian interest (15%) announced on 23rd November 2006 have been granted by the Tanzanian Government. This land package covers 3,774km2 of prospective uranium properties on the Karoo.



The joint venture has also applied for two additional licences subject to government approval. These two licence applications cover 6,225 km2 and are expected to be granted in the next few months. This takes Uranium Resources’ uranium exploration tenement interests in Tanzania to 13,865 km2. These latest tenements all show potential for uranium mineralisation based on geology and historic radiometric data.



The joint venture has also acquired a digital data set of the airborne radiometric surveys flown in the 1980s which will assist with initial ground reconnaissance. Evaluation of this data has provided many uranium anomalies. (These anomalies are as shown in Diagram 4 of Western Metals’ announcement).



An in country team is being assembled in Tanzania to undertake exploration campaigns in 2007.





Table 1 Assay Results November 2006 Field Program

Sample

Number
Co-ordinates (WGS84)
U3O8

ppm
Anomaly
Sample Type
Location

Longitude (E)
Latitude (S)

AO 100
36.5222
-10.5511
188.6
Henri
Soil
In gully face

AO 101
36.5221
-10.5509
1497.3
Henri
Soil
In slope

AO 102
36.5223
-10.5509
35.4
Henri
Soil
base of slope

AO 103
36.5236
-10.5508
70.7
Henri
Soil
In slope

AO 104
36.5235
-10.5508
153.3
Henri
Soil
In slope

AO 105
36.5235
-10.5509
778.1
Henri
Soil
In gully face

AO 106
36.5235
-10.5509
1473.7
Henri
Soil
In gully face

AO 107
36.5235
-10.5509
978.6
Henri
Soil
In gully bottom

AO 108
36.5235
-10.5509
283
Henri
Soil
In gully bottom

AO 109
36.5243
-10.5514
23.6
Henri
Channel
Trench 8

AO 110
36.5243
-10.5514
23.6
Henri
Channel
Trench 8

AO 111
36.5243
-10.5514
23.6
Henri
Channel
Trench 8

AO 112
36.5243
-10.5514
70.7
Henri
Channel
Trench 8

AO 113
36.5243
-10.5514
530.6
Henri
Channel
Trench 8

AO 114
36.5243
-10.5514
377.3
Henri
Channel
Trench 8

AO 115
36.5243
-10.5514
565.9
Henri
Channel
Trench 8

AO 116
36.5243
-10.5514
82.5
Henri
Channel
Trench 8

AO 117
36.5243
-10.5514
59
Henri
Channel
Trench 8

AO 118
36.5243
-10.5514
35.4
Henri
Channel
Trench 8

AO 119
36.5243
-10.5514
106.1
Henri
Channel
Trench 8

AO 120
36.5271
-10.5541
23.6
Para
Channel
Trench10

AO 124
36.5276
-10.5567
11.8
Para
Soil
on slope

AO 125
36.5273
-10.555
23.6
Para
Soil
on slope

AO 126
36.5276
-10.5567
94.3
Para
Soil
on slope

AO 127
36.5231
-10.5416
23.6
Tahbilk
Channel
Trench13

AO 128
36.5231
-10.5416
59
Tahbilk
Channel
Trench13

AO 129
36.5231
-10.5416
47.2
Tahbilk
Channel
Trench13

AO 130
36.5231
-10.5416
117.9
Tahbilk
Channel
Trench13

AO 151
36.5243
-10.5514
82.5
Henri
Soil
on slope

AO 152
36.5238
-10.5413
5.9
Galway
Soil
on slope

AO 153
36.5299
-10.532
59
Galway
Soil
on slope

AO 154
36.5268
-10.5308
47.2
Galway
Soil
on slope

AO 155
36.5395
-10.5343
5.9
Moysten
Soil
ridge top

AO 156
36.5392
-10.5302
11.8
Moysten
Soil
ridge top

AO 157
36.5392
-10.5303
5.9
Moysten
Soil
ridge top

AO 158
36.5393
-10.5307
11.8
Moysten
Soil
ridge top

AO 159
36.539
-10.5297
11.8
Moysten
Soil
deep gully

AO 160
36.5417
-10.5234
5.9
Moysten
Soil
deep gully

AO 161
36.5412
-10.5229
11.8
Moysten
Soil
deep gully

AO 162
36.5398
-10.5244
11.8
Moysten
Soil
deep gully

AO 163
36.5404
-10.5251
23.6
Moysten
Soil
ridge top

AO 164
36.5231
-10.5416
94.3
Tahbilk
Channel
Trench13

AO 165
36.5231
-10.5416
47.2
Tahbilk
Channel
Trench13

AO 166
36.5231
-10.5416
212.2
Tahbilk
Channel
Trench13

AO 168
36.5271
-10.5541
117.9
Para
Soil
base of slope

AO 169
36.5273
-10.555
153.3
Para
Soil
base of slope

AO 170
36.5234
-10.55
176.9
Henri
Channel
Trench 7

AO 171
36.5234
-10.55
188.6
Henri
Channel
Trench 7

AO 172
36.5234
-10.55
94.3
Henri
Channel
Trench 7

AO 173
36.5234
-10.55
129.7
Henri
Channel
Trench 7

AO 174
36.5234
-10.55
82.5
Henri
Channel
Trench 7

AO 175
36.5234
-10.55
200.4
Henri
Channel
Trench 7

AO 176
36.5234
-10.55
106.1
Henri
Channel
Trench 7

AO 177
36.5234
-10.55
70.7
Henri
Channel
Trench 7

AO 178
36.5234
-10.55
165.1
Henri
Channel
Trench 7

AO 179
36.5234
-10.55
94.3
Henri
Channel
Trench 7

AO 180
36.5236
-10.5502
23.6
Henri
Channel
Trench 6

AO 181
36.5236
-10.5502
23.6
Henri
Channel
Trench 6

AO 182
36.5236
-10.5502
165.1
Henri
Channel
Trench 6

AO 183
36.5236
-10.5502
613.1
Henri
Channel
Trench 6

AO 184
36.5236
-10.5502
624.9
Henri
Channel
Trench 6

AO 185
36.5236
-10.5502
1438.4
Henri
Channel
Trench 6

AO 186
36.5236
-10.5502
247.6
Henri
Channel
Trench 6

AO 187
36.5236
-10.5502
672
Henri
Channel
Trench 6

AO 188
36.5236
-10.5502
660.2
Henri
Channel
Trench 6

AO 189
36.5236
-10.5502
754.6
Henri
Channel
Trench 6

AO 190
36.5236
-10.5502
1249.7
Henri
Channel
Trench 6

AO 191
36.5222
-10.5508
11.8
Henri
Soil
gentle slope

AO 192
36.5225
-10.5492
1072.9
Henri
Channel
Trench 1

AO 193
36.5225
-10.5492
176.9
Henri
Channel
Trench 1

AO 194
36.5225
-10.5492
106.1
Henri
Channel
Trench 1

AO 195
36.5225
-10.5492
2641
Henri
Channel
Trench 1

AO 196
36.5225
-10.5492
70.7
Henri
Channel
Trench 1

AO 197
36.5225
-10.5492
59
Henri
Channel
Trench 1

AO 198
36.5225
-10.5492
176.9
Henri
Channel
Trench 1

AO 199
36.5225
-10.5492
47.2
Henri
Channel
Trench 1

AO 200
36.5225
-10.5492
212.2
Henri
Channel
Trench 1

AO 201
36.5225
-10.5492
70.7
Henri
Channel
Trench 1

AO 202
36.5225
-10.5492
176.9
Henri
Channel
Trench 1

AO 203
36.5225
-10.5492
141.5
Henri
Channel
Trench 1

AO 204
36.524
-10.55
117.9
Henri
Soil
on slope

AO 205
36.5225
-10.5493
59
Henri
Soil
on slope

AO 206
36.5225
-10.5492
47.2
Henri
Channel
Trench 1

AO 207
36.5225
-10.5492
23.6
Henri
Channel
Trench 1

AO 208
36.5225
-10.5492
59
Henri
Channel
Trench 1

AO 209
36.5225
-10.5492
23.6
Henri
Channel
Trench 1

AO 210
36.5225
-10.5492
35.4
Henri
Channel
Trench 1

AO 211
36.5225
-10.5492
35.4
Henri
Channel
Trench 1

AO 212
36.5225
-10.5492
47.2
Henri
Channel
Trench 1

AO 213
36.5225
-10.5492
47.2
Henri
Channel
Trench 1

AO 214
36.5225
-10.5492
35.4
Henri
Channel
Trench 1

AO 215
36.5225
-10.5492
59
Henri
Channel
Trench 1

AO 216
36.5225
-10.5492
47.2
Henri
Channel
Trench 1

AO 217
36.5225
-10.5492
82.5
Henri
Channel
Trench 1

AO 218
36.5225
-10.5492
70.7
Henri
Channel
Trench 1

AO 219
36.5225
-10.5492
59
Henri
Channel
Trench 1

AO 220
36.5225
-10.5492
212.2
Henri
Channel
Trench 1

AO 221
36.5225
-10.5492
1261.5
Henri
Channel
Trench 1

AO 222
36.5225
-10.5492
789.9
Henri
Channel
Trench 1

AO 223
36.5225
-10.5492
990.4
Henri
Channel
Trench 1

AO 224
36.5225
-10.5492
82.5
Henri
Channel
Trench 1

AO 225
36.5225
-10.5492
2794.2
Henri
Channel
Trench 1

AO 226
36.5282
-10.5559
11.8
Para
Channel
Trench 9

AO 227
36.5282
-10.5559
23.6
Para
Channel
Trench 9

AO 228
36.5282
-10.5559
11.8
Para
Channel
Trench 9

AO 229
36.5282
-10.5559
23.6
Para
Channel
Trench 9

AO 230
36.5282
-10.5559
23.6
Para
Channel
Trench 9

AO 231
36.5282
-10.5559
23.6
Para
Channel
Trench 9

AO 232
36.5282
-10.5559
11.8
Para
Channel
Trench 9

AO 233
36.5282
-10.5559
11.8
Para
Channel
Trench 9

AO 234
36.5273
-10.555
11.8
Para
Channel
Trench11

AO 235
36.5273
-10.555
11.8
Para
Channel
Trench11

AO 236
36.5273
-10.555
23.6
Para
Channel
Trench11

AO 237
36.5273
-10.555
23.6
Para
Channel
Trench11

AO 238
36.5273
-10.555
11.8
Para
Channel
Trench11

AO 239
36.5273
-10.555
23.6
Para
Channel
Trench11

AO 240
36.5273
-10.555
23.6
Para
Channel
Trench11

AO 241
36.5273
-10.555
11.8
Para
Channel
Trench11

AO 242
36.5273
-10.555
23.6
Para
Channel
Trench11

AO 243
36.5273
-10.555
11.8
Para
Channel
Trench11

AO265
36.5271
-10.5541
23.6
Para
Channel
Trench10

AO266
36.5271
-10.5541
23.6
Para
Channel
Trench10

AO267
36.5276
-10.5567
82.5
Para
Channel
Trench12

AO268
36.5276
-10.5567
82.5
Para
Channel
Trench12

AO269
36.5276
-10.5567
70.7
Para
Channel
Trench12

AO270
36.5276
-10.5567
70.7
Para
Channel
Trench12

AO271
36.5276
-10.5567
23.6
Para
Channel
Trench12

AO272
36.5276
-10.5567
47.2
Para
Channel
Trench12

AO273
36.5276
-10.5567
47.2
Para
Channel
Trench12

AO274
36.5276
-10.5567
23.6
Para
Channel
Trench12

AO275
36.5276
-10.5567
23.6
Para
Channel
Trench12

AO276
36.5237
-10.5406
11.8
Tahbilk
Soil
on slope

AO277
36.5231
-10.5416
70.7
Tahbilk
Channel
Trench13

AO278
36.5231
-10.5416
70.7
Tahbilk
Channel
Trench13

AO281
36.5271
-10.5541
47.2
Para
Channel
Trench10

AO282
36.5271
-10.5541
117.9
Para
Channel
Trench10

AO283
36.5271
-10.5541
82.5
Para
Channel
Trench10

AO284
36.5271
-10.5541
23.6
Para
Channel
Trench10

AO285
36.5433
-10.5397
23.6
Moysten
Soil
ridge top

AO286
36.5432
-10.5397
11.8
Moysten
Soil
ridge top

AO287
36.544
-10.5384
47.2
Moysten
Soil
ridge top

AO288
36.544
-10.5385
11.8
Moysten
Soil
ridge top

AO289
36.5438
-10.5388
59
Moysten
Soil
ridge top

AO290
36.5581
-10.5131
23.6
Grandfather
Soil
ridge top

AO291
36.5585
-10.5073
11.8
Grandfather
Soil
Slope

AO292
36.5585
-10.5074
82.5
Grandfather
Soil
Slope

AO293
36.5584
-10.5074
11.8
Grandfather
Soil
Slope

AO294
36.556
-10.5099
11.8
Grandfather
Soil
ridge top

AO295
36.5557
-10.5095
23.6
Grandfather
Soil
ridge top

AO296
36.5554
-10.5093
35.4
Grandfather
Soil
ridge top


Notes on Table 1:



Samples have been analysed by ICP using laboratory method ME-ICP61s by ALS Chemex laboratory Perth Australia. Certified reference standards and blanks have been included by Western Metals in addition to laboratory control standards.



All results are in U3O8 ppm uranium with analysis method accuracy quoted at + 10 ppm U3O8. Co-ordinates are WGS84 and have been measured by hand held GPS.



The information in this report that relates to Exploration Results, Mineral Resources or Ore Reserves is based on information compiled by Dr Joseph Drake-Brockman who is a Member of The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy. Dr Drake-Brockman is employed by Drake-Brockman Geoinfo Pty Ltd. Dr Drake-Brockman has sufficient experience which is relevant to the style of mineralisation and type of deposit under consideration and to the activity which he is undertaking to qualify as a Competent Person as defined in the 2004 Edition of the ‘Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves’, and a Qualified Person as defined in the March 2006 Edition of the AIM Guidance Note for Mining, Oil and Gas Companies. Dr Drake-Brockman consents to the inclusion in the report of the matters based on his information in the form and context in which it appears.





For further information please see: www.uraniumresources.co.uk or contact:

James Pratt Uranium Resources plc Tel: [phone]

Ross Warner Uranium Resources plc Tel: [phone]

Hugh Warner Uranium Resources plc Tel: [phone]

Hugh Oram Nabarro Wells & Co. Limited Tel: [phone]

Hugo de Salis St Brides Media & Finance Ltd Tel: [phone]





END

[Bienenvater]

Langer Atem notwendig.
Riesenchance oder Totalverlust.
-.-.-

Ist es momentan nicht sinnvoller, in Explorer zu investieren, die schon etwas weiter in ihrer Entwicklung sind?
Oder sogar in 1-2 Jahren schon in Produktion gehen?
Dort ist natürlich schon eine Menge im Kurs eingepreist, man hat aber auch gute Chancen mit weniger Risiko.
Hängt natürlich alles von dem pers. Anlagehorizont und der pers. Risikobereitschaft ab.

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.448.916 von Bienenvater am 23.03.07 11:42:49

Hallo Bienenvater!

Ich stimme dir vollkommen zu, es ist Hochspekulative! Hier für gibt es mehrere Gründe außer des Explorationsrisikos, wie z.B. den Uranpreis!

Ich glaube jedoch, dass hier, besonders durch die geringeren Explorationskosten (http://www.westernmetals.com.au/projects.html) eine Chance besteht.

Ich halte viele Uranexplorer für viel zu teuer und habe für mich entschieden, dass ein junger Explorer in Verbindung mit Anlageziel von 2 - 3 Jahren das richtige für mich ist.

Die Arbeiten werden bald (April) wieder aufgenommen, deshalb wird halte ich dies für einen guten Einstiegszeitpunkt!

Rein oder nicht? Es bleibt jedem selber überlassen!

Pdf von Western Metals:
http://www.westernmetals.com.au/documents/TanzanianExplorationUpdate22_01_07.pdf


Gruß
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[besel]

Ach bitte, handelt es sich hier um Western Minerals Limited mit aktuellem Trading Halt in Australien oder Uranium Resources GB00B068N08 ? Threads vermischt oder dieselbe Firma ?

[besel]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.449.933 von besel am 23.03.07 12:37:13

äh, Western Metals Limited meine ich ...

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.449.988 von besel am 23.03.07 12:39:40

Es geht um Uranium resources!


Bitte lies posting #4, hier findest du die erklärung warum western metals eine rolle spielt...

Auszug:
Shareholders (of URA) are urged to read the announcement of the company’s farm-in partner, Western Metals Ltd, at www.westernmetals.com.auwhich includes a number of diagrams which the directors consider important to gain a proper understanding of the conceptual model.


gruß

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Informationen (London SE):

http://www.londonstockexchange.com/en-gb/pricesnews/prices/s…


gruß

[wgumcd]

da scheint sich etwas zu bewegen, die diskusion lesen auf:


http://interactiveinvestor.money.msn.co.uk/investment/detail…

gruß

[wgumcd]

Interim Results
30 March 2007
Uranium Resources plc, the AIM listed uranium exploration and development company focused in Southern Africa, is pleased to announce its results for the six month period ended 31 December 2006. The Directors are pleased to report on the progress and the achievements made by your Company since the last report.
The focus has primarily been on expanding and developing the Company's portfolio of uranium licences in the highly prospective Karoo Basin in Southern Tanzania, where it currently has a land package in excess of 7,600 sq km. Recent results have been highly encouraging and indicate the economic potential of the region.
In summary, your Company achieved the following:
Tanzanian Exploration:
• Increased the size and strike length of the 'Henri Anomaly' - a further 6 ground radiometric anomalies of >200cps defined within 250m of the Henri discovery trench
• Including Henri, a total of 8 anomalies have now been identified along a 6km trend at the Mtonya Project and numerous drill targets have now been generated
• More high grade uranium results have been received from systematic channel sampling of trenches at Mtonya
• Best trench results from channel samples include:
o 22,950 ppm (2.29%) U or 27,081 ppm (2.71%) U3O8
o 20,820 ppm (2.08%) U or 24,567 ppm (2.46%) U3O8
Tanzanian Land Acquisition:
• Acquired a 42.5% interest in tenements in the prospective Karoo Basin sediments in Tanzania
• Tenements cover 3,774 sq km, increasing the Company's total tenement holding in Tanzania to 7,640 sq km
• New tenements build Uranium Resources' position as one of the largest exploration land holders in the Karoo Basin in southern Tanzania
Corporate:
• Completed a fund raising of £2 million in cash via a share issue in January 2007, giving the Company a cash position of £2.4 million
• James Pratt - a geologist with over 18 years' experience in the mining and exploration industry, principally in Australia and Africa appointed a non-executive director. James is Managing Director of Leopard Minerals plc, an unlisted public company. James has been involved in the management of successful publicly listed uranium exploration companies since 2004
• Leon Pretorius and Peter Harold resigned from the Board
• Uranium Resources continues to explore a stock exchange listing on the ASX as well as potential mergers with existing listed uranium companies
The 2007 Tanzanian Exploration Season:
The Company is currently preparing for the Tanzanian field season in May/June 2007.
Exploration will include:
• Further trenching;
• ground radiometric surveys;
• airborne radiometric surveys;
• soil sampling; and
• drilling
The Company plans to commence drilling in June 2007 with the aim of completing approximately 10,000m this season. The drilling programme is being funded by its farm-in partners Western Metals Limited.
Finally, being at the exploration stage we are not producing revenue and as such I am reporting a pre-tax loss of £433,438, including a loss attributable to share based payments of £258,000.
Hugh Warner
Director
30 March 2007
CONSOLIDATED PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT
FOR THE SIX MONTHS ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2006
Unaudited
Six months ended
31 December 2006

Notes £ Unaudited
Six months ended
31 December 2005

£ Audited
Eighteen
months ended
30 June 2006
£
Group turnover - - -
Cost of sales - - -
Gross profit - - -
Administrative expenses before
amortisation of goodwill and
charge for share based
payments (169,618)
Amortisation of goodwill 4 (17,500)
Share based payments 7 (258,000)


(167,367)
(10,208)
-


(421,437)
(27,708)
(66,667)
Total administrative expenses (445,118) (177,575) (515,812)
Group operating loss (445,118) (177,575) (515,812)
Interest receivable 11,680 13,710 35,302
Loss on ordinary activities
before taxation (433,438)
(163,865)
(480,510)
Taxation 2 - - -
Loss on ordinary activities
after taxation (433,438)
(163,865)
(480,510)
Loss per ordinary share (pence)
Basic 3 (0.21p)
Diluted 3 (0.21p)
(0.079p)
(0.079p)
(0.24p)
(0.24p)

There were no recognised gains or losses during the above periods except as stated in the profit and loss account and accordingly no statement of total recognised gains and losses has been prepared.
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET
AS AT 31 DECEMBER 2006
Unaudited Unaudited Audited
31 December 2006 31 December 2005 30 June 2006
Notes
Fixed assets £ £ £
Intangible assets 4

Current assets 400,087 339,791 363,470
Debtors 15,802 1 2,182
Cash at bank and in hand 484,448 800,232 618,354

Creditors: amounts falling due 500,250 800,233 620,536
within one year (54,013) - (12,489)
Net current assets

Total assets less current 446,237 800,233 608,047
liabilities

Provision for liabilities and 846,324 1,140,024 971,517
charges 5 (24,000) - -
Net assets

Capital and reserves 822,324 1,140,024 971,517
Called up share capital 6 211,000 211,000 211,000
Share premium account 8 1,174,360 1,239,000 1,174,360
Own shares reserve 8 50,245 - -
Share based payments reserve 8 234,000 - -
Profit and loss account 8 (847,281) (309,976) (413,843)
Shareholders' funds 9 822,324 1,140,024 971,517


CONSOLIDATED CASH FLOW STATEMENT
FOR THE SIX MONTHS ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2006


Unaudited Unaudited Audited
Six months ended Six months ended Eighteen
31 December 2006 31 December 2005 months ended
30 June 2006
Notes

Net cash outflow from operating £ £ £
activities 10

Returns on investments and
servicing of finance (179,284) (162,775) (411,130)
Investment income 11,680 13,710 35,302


Capital expenditure (167,604) (149,065) (375,828)
Investing in exploration 4

Acquisitions and disposals (16,547) - (41,178)
Acquisition of subsidiary

Net cash outflow before - (50,000) (50,000)
financing

Financing (184,151) (199,065) (467,006)
Applications for shares 50,245 - -
Proceeds from share issues - - 1,150,000
Share issue costs - - (64,640)
Net cash inflow from financing 50,245 - 1,085,360
(Decrease)/increase in cash 11 (133,906) (199,065) 618,354


1. Basis of preparation and going concern
The interim financial information is prepared in accordance with the historical cost convention and in accordance with applicable accounting standards in the United Kingdom and the Statement of Recommended Practice 'Accounting for Oil and Gas Exploration, Development, Production and Decommissioning Activities'.
The financial information has been prepared on a going concern basis. The Group's ability to continue as a going concern is contingent upon raising additional funds to cover appraisal and development activities and working capital requirements. In the absence of being able to raise funds, the going concern basis may not be appropriate with the result that the Group may have to realise its assets and extinguish its liabilities other than in the ordinary course of business at amounts different from those stated in this interim report. No allowance for such circumstances has been made in this interim report as the directors believe that the Group will be able to raise further funds in the future. The Company has raised £2,000,000 before expenses from share placing's after 31 December 2006 to provide additional working capital and fund its exploration projects.
The results for the six months ended 31 December 2006 are unaudited and do not constitute statutory accounts as defined in section 240 of the Companies Act 1985. They have been prepared using accounting bases and policies consistent with those used in the preparation of the financial statements of Uranium Resources Plc for the eighteen months ended 30 June 2006.
The comparative figures for the eighteen months ended 30 June 2006 are extracted from the statutory financial statements which have been filed with the Registrar of Companies and which contain an unqualified audit report and did not contain statements under Section 237(2) or (3) of the Companies Act 1985.
2. Taxation
No liability to UK or overseas taxation has arisen during the period and no provision for deferred tax was considered necessary.
3. Loss per ordinary share
The basic and diluted loss per ordinary share have been calculated using the loss for the six months ended 31 December 2006 of £433,438 (six months to 31 December 2005 - loss of £163,865; eighteen months ended 30 June 2006 - loss of £480,510). The basic and diluted loss per ordinary share was calculated using a weighted average number of ordinary shares in issue of 211,000,000 (six months to 31 December 2005 - 208,475,410; eighteen months ended 30 June 2006 - 198,358,879).
4. Intangible assets
4. Intangible assets
The intangible assets can be summarised as follows:

Exploration
and appraisal
expenditure


Goodwill


Total
Cost
At 1 July 2006
Additions 41,179
54,117 349,999
- 391,178
54,117
At 31 December 2006
Amortisation
At 1 July 2006
Amortisation for the period 95,296

-
- 349,999

(27,708)
(17,500) 445,295

(27,708)
(17,500)
At 31 December 2006 - (45,208) (45,208)
Net book value
At 31 December 2006
95,296
304,791
400,087
At 30 June 2006 41,179 322,291 363,470

The goodwill of £349,999 arose on the acquisition of the Company's subsidiary undertaking, Deep Yellow Tanzania Limited during the period ended 30 June 2006. Goodwill is being amortised over the Directors' estimate of its useful economic life of 10 years until production commences. On commencement of production, goodwill will be amortised on a unit-of-production basis based on proven and probable reserves.
In accordance with the accounting policies, the Directors have assessed the value of the exploration and appraisal expenditure carried in the accounts as intangible fixed assets. In the opinion of the Directors, no impairment provision is considered necessary against the exploration and appraisal expenditure at 31 December 2006.
5. Provision of liabilities and charges
Unaudited Unaudited Audited
31December 2006 31 December 30 June
2006 2006
£ £ £
At 1 July 2006 - - -
National insurance on share-based payments 24,000 - -
At 31 December 2006 24,000 - -


The charge for national insurance on share-based payments has been calculated by reference to the difference between the market value of the underlying shares at the balance sheet date and the exercise price of the share options, as required by Urgent Issues Task Force ('UITF') 25.
6. Share capital
Unaudited Audited
31 December 30 June
2006 2006


Authorised £ £
10,000,000,000 ordinary shares of 0.1p each

Allotted, called up and fully paid 10,000,000 10,000,000
211,000,000 ordinary shares of 0.1p each 211,000 211,000

The share capital and the share options at the beginning and the end of the period are summarised below:

Number of shares
Number of
options

At 1 July 2006 211,000,000 10,000,000
Share options cancelled on resignation of director - (10,000,000)
Share
options granted
-
30,000,000

At 31 December 2006 211,000,000 30,000,000


The details of share options outstanding at 31 December 2006 are as follows:
Number of options Option price Exercisable between
15,000,000 2.5p 29/11/2006 to 28/11/2011
15,000,000 5p 29/11/2006 to 28/11/2011
30,000,000
7. Share based payments
Unaudited Unaudited Audited
six months ended six months ended Eighteen months
31 December 2006 31 December 2005 ended 30 June 2006
The Group recognised the following charge
in the profit and loss accounts in respect
of its share based payment plans:
As required by Financial Reporting
Standard ('FRS') 20 234,000 - -
As required by UITF 25 (note 5) 24,000 - -
258,000 - -

These are based on the requirements of FRS 20 and UITF 25 on share based payments. For this purpose, the weighted average estimated fair value for the share options granted was calculated using a Black-Scholes option pricing model. The volatility measured at the standard deviation of expected share price return is based on statistical analysis of the share price over the 6 month period to 31 December 2006 and this has been calculated at 27.5%. The risk free rate has been taken as 5%. The estimated fair values and other details which have been processed into the model are as follows:
Number of options Grant date Option price Fair value Expected exercise
date
£ £ £ £
15,000,000 28/11/2006 2.5p 1.15p 28/11/2011
15,000,000
30,000,000 28/11/2006 5p 0.41p 28/11/2011

8. Statement of movements of reserves
The movements in the group's reserves during the period were as follows:
Share-based
Share Own shares payments Profit
premium reserve reserve and loss
£ £ £ £
At 1 July 2006 1,174,360 - - (413,843)
Retained losses for the period - - - (433,438)
Cost of share-based payments (note 7) - - 234,000 -
Applications for shares - 50,245 - -
At 31 December 2006 1,174,360 50,245 234,000 (847,281)

The application for shares of £50,245 represents funds received from prospective shareholders of the Company for which shares were allotted after the balance sheet date.
9. Reconciliation of movements in shareholders' funds - equity only
Unaudited Unaudited Audited
Six months to Six months to Year ended
31 December 2006 31 December 2005 30 June 2006
£ £ £
Loss for the period (433,438) (163,865) (480,510)
Dividends - - -
(433,438) (163,865) (480,510)
Applications for shares 50,245 - -
Shares issued (net of expenses) - 300,000 1,385,360
Share-based payments (note 7) 234,000 - 66,667
(149,193) 136,135 971,517
Opening shareholders' funds 971,517 1,003,889 -
Closing shareholders' funds 822,324 1,140,024 971,517

10. Reconciliation of operating loss to net cash outflow from operating activities
Unaudited Unaudited Audited
Six months to Six months to Year ended
31 December 2006 31 December 2005 30 June 2006
£ £ £
Group operating loss (445,118) (177,575) (515,182)
Amortisation of goodwill 17,500 10,208 27,708
(Increase)/decrease in debtors (13,620) 3,387 (2,182)
Increase in creditors 3,954 - 12,489
Loss on disposal of fixed assets - 1,205 -
Share based payments charge

Net cash outflow from operating 258,000 - 66,667
activities (179,284) (162,775) (411,130)

11. Analysis of changes in net funds
Audited Unaudited
1 July 2006 Cash flows 31 December 2006
£ £ £
Cash at bank and in hand 618,354 (133,906) 484,448

12. Subsequent Events
The Company issued 80,000,000 new ordinary shares at 2.5p each in January 2007 to raise additional capital of£2,000,000 before expenses.


**ENDS**

For further information please visit www.uraniumresources.co.uk or contact:
Ross Warner Uranium Resources plc Tel [phone]
James Pratt Uranium Resources Plc Tel [phone]
Hugh Warner Uranium Resources Plc Tel [phone]
Hugh Oram Nabarro Wells & Co. Limited Tel [phone]
Hugo de Salis St Brides Media & Finance Ltd Tel [phone]
Felicity Edwards St Brides Media & Finance Ltd Tel [phone]

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Uranium Resources - Award of Options
RNS Number:9173U
Uranium Resources PLC
16 April 2007
16 April 2007


Uranium Resources plc ('Uranium Resources' or 'the Company')

Award of Options


Uranium Resources plc, the AIM listed uranium exploration and development
company, is pleased to announce that the following options over shares in the
Company have been awarded to Dr Joseph Drake-Brockman, the Company's consulting
geologist.


Name Number of Options over Exercise Price Expiry Date
Ordinary Shares of 0.1 pence each
awarded

Joe Drake-Brockman 2,500,000 2.5p 28-Nov-11
(or nominee) 2,500,000 5.0p 28-Nov-11


The Directors consider Dr Drake-Brockman's uranium exploration expertise to be
comparatively rare and important for the development of the Company's project.
Consequently, the Directors believe that his services will be increasingly in
demand as activity in the uranium exploration sector continues to escalate.
Accordingly, the Directors consider it appropriate and necessary to provide him
with additional incentives in the form of the award of options in order to
retain his services into the future.

Dr Drake-Brockman has been instrumental in the development of the Company's
flagship uranium project in Tanzania. His association with the project began in
the 1970's when he first worked as part of the team that identified the uranium
anomalies in Southern Tanzania and continues to the present day when Dr
Drake-Brockman carried out the Company's first field programme generating first
assay results of 0.1% uranium oxide.

As previously announced on 30 March 2006, the 2006 exploration programmes
carried out under the management of Dr Drake-Brockman generated the following:


* Best trench results from channel samples include:

* 22,950 ppm (2.29%) U,or 27,081 ppm (2.71%) U308; and
* 20,820 ppm (2.08%) U or 24,567 ppm (2.46%) U308.

* Increased size and strike length of the 'Henri Anomaly' with a further
6 ground radiometric anomalies of >200cps defined within 250m of the Henri
discovery trench

* Including Henri, a total of 8 anomalies have now been identified along
a 6km trend at the Mtonya Project and numerous drill targets have now been
generated

* More high grade uranium results have been received from systematic
channel sampling of trenches at Mtonya


Uranium Resources is primarily focused in the Karoo Basin in Southern Tanzania,
with prospecting licences and applications spanning circa 7,600 sq km, making it
one of the largest exploration land holders in this area.

To develop these areas it has signed a farm in agreement with Western Metals Ltd
(ASX:WMT), in respect of five licences. Under the farm-in agreement, WMT must
spend an initial A$2m to earn a 40% interest in the joint venture and has the
option spend a further A$2m to earn an additional 20%. The Company anticipates
that WMT will earn its initial 40% interest in tenements by the completion of
the 2007 exploration programme.

The Company has also entered into a second joint venture on a 50:50 basis with
WMT. This second joint venture is in respect of new licences applied for or
acquired in Tanzania after the date of the farm-in agreement. These licences
will be shared equally between the Company and WMT.

WMT has recently announced an approximate A$25m fund raising which when
completed will give WMT cash reserves approaching A$29m and a market
capitalisation of approximately A$180m. The Directors believe that the above
farm-in between the Company and WMT is WMT's most advanced project. The
Directors further believe that WMT has the financial capacity and critical mass
of technical and commercial personnel to rapidly explore and evaluate the
Company's uranium exploration tenements in Southern Tanzania. Dr Drake-Brockman
is also a consulting geologist to WMT.


* * ENDS * *


For further information please visit www.uraniumresources.com or contact:

Hugh Warner Uranium Resources plc Tel :[phone]
James Pratt Uranium Resources plc Tel: [phone]
Ross Warner Uranium Resources plc Tel: [phone]
Hugh Oram Nabarro Wells & Co. Limited Tel: [phone]
Hugo de Salis St Brides Media & Finance Ltd Tel: [phone]


This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
END

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Basis Info:

http://www.uraniumresources.co.uk/investors_and_media/Uraniu…

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19.04.2007 09:15:00Schrift: | Drucken |SendenGeldanlage-Report-Kolumne:
Uran - Ist die Schallmauer durchbrochen?

Lieber Geldanleger,
ich finde langsam wird der Anstieg beim Uranpreis etwas unheimlich. Bereits im Januar berichtete ich Ihnen über den sagenhaften Kursanstieg bei Uran. Inzwischen hat sich der Aufwärtstrend sogar noch beschleunigt.

Was zwischenzeitlich passiert ist, wo Sie jetzt noch kaufen können.

Am 3. April wurde die Schallmauer durchbrochen: Der darauf folgende Knall, den Rohstoffanleger in der ganzen Welt hörten, kam aus Corpus Christi, Texas. Dort hatte der kleine, im Privatbesitz befindliche Uran-Produzent Mestena Uranium 100.000 Pfund Uran per Auktion an den Höchstbietenden versteigert. Wie üblich gingen die Gebote per E-Mail oder im versiegelten Umschlag ein. Dieses Mal war das Interesse jedoch so groß, dass der Auktionsgewinner 113 US-Dollar je britisches Pfund (entspricht 454 Gramm) für das Yellow Cake (wie Uran in seiner pulverförmigen Form genannt wird) bezahlen musste.

Das war nicht nur soviel wie nie zuvor, sondern auch gleichbedeutend mit dem stärksten prozentualen und absoluten Preisanstieg bei Uran innerhalb einer Woche.

Gegenüber dem letzten festgestellten Spot-Preis von 95 US-Dollar bedeutete dies einen Anstieg von 18 US-Dollar oder knapp 19 Prozent. Bisher lag der Rekord bei nur sieben Prozent, aufgestellt im Oktober 2006 als die Cigar Lake-Mine von Cameco auf Grund eines Felsbruchs geflutet worden war (siehe auch Geldanlage-Report vom 20.01.2007).

Die kanadische Fachzeitschrift "The Northern Miner" berichtet, dass die Unternehmensführung bei Mestena von der hohen Zahl und der Bandbreite der Bieter überrascht war. Nicht nur verschiedene Kraftwerksbetreiber seien mit von der Partie gewesen, sondern unter anderem auch Hedge Fonds, die offenbar auf einen weiteren Preisanstieg spekulieren.

*Warum steigt Uran immer weiter?

Die mittel- und langfristigen fundamentalen Ursachen für den Uran-Bullenmarkt habe ich Ihnen bereits im Geldanlage-Report vom 20.01.2007 erläutert. Hier nochmals in Kürze: Die derzeit mögliche Uranproduktion deckt nur 60 Prozent der jährlichen Nachfrage ab. In konkreten Zahlen: Cameco-Vice President Alice Wong geht nun davon aus, dass 2007 53.070 Tonnen produziert, aber 83.007 Tonnen nachgefragt werden. Die vorhandenen Reserven schwinden aber rapide.

Gleichzeitig nimmt die Zahl der Reaktoren und damit der Verbrauch deutlich zu. Neuesten Zahlen zufolge, gibt es derzeit weltweit 435 Reaktoren, 28 sind in der Bauphase, weitere 64 in der Planung und "zusätzlich vorgesehen" sind 158. Zur besseren Einordnung: Bei seiner ersten "Auffüllung" verbraucht ein Reaktor rund 600 Tonnen Uran, danach verbraucht er jährlich 200 Tonnen.

Weltweit ist zwar mehr als ausreichend Uranerz in der Erde vorhanden, allerdings wurden über zwei Jahrzehnte hinweg kaum Investitionen in die Infrastruktur vorgenommen. Uran war nach dem tragischen Tschernobly-GAU 1986 international verpönt. Nun besteht ein riesiger Nachholbedarf. Das Problem: Es dauert rund 10 Jahre bis eine neue Mine produktionsreif ist. Experten rechnen damit, dass die aus den Fugen geratene Angebots/Nachfrage-Relation erst Ende 2009/Anfang 2010 wieder ein Gleichgewicht erreicht.

Bis dahin dürfte Uran knapp bleiben, was tendenziell zu weiter steigenden Preisen führt.

Ein weiterer wichtiger Punkt: Uran hat im Vergleich zu anderen Rohstoffen eine tolle Energiebilanz, ist also wesentlich rentabler. Kanadische Analysten haben errechnet, dass erst bei einem Preis von 500 US-Dollar der Grenzwert erreicht ist, bei dem Uran in der Herstellung teuerer als Erdgas werden würde.

Lesen Sie morgen den 2. Teil zum Thema "Uran: Ist die Schallmauer durchbrochen?"



Armin Brack ist Chefredakteur des Geldanlage-Reports. Gratis anmelden unter: www.geldanlage-report.de.

Der obige Text spiegelt die Meinung des jeweiligen Kolumnisten wider. Die Smarthouse Media GmbH übernimmt für dessen Richtigkeit keine Verantwortung und schließt jegliche Regressansprüche aus.

http://www.finanzen.net/news/news_detail.asp?NewsNr=514475

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Company Uranium Resources PLC
TIDM URA
Headline Statement re. Press Comment
Released 11:21 20-Apr-07
Number 2373V



Uranium Resources plc (URA) (“the Company”)



Statement regarding Possible Offer for the Company

The Board of Uranium Resources plc notes recent press speculation concerning a possible offer for the whole issued share capital of the Company and confirms that it is not involved in any discussions concerning any specific offer, although, as stated in the interim results announced on 30 March 2007, the Company continues to explore a stock exchange listing on the ASX and the company is examining corporate structures which might achieve this.



Contacts:

James Pratt Uranium Resources plc Tel: [phone]

Ross Warner Uranium Resources plc Tel: [phone]

Hugh Oram Nabarro Wells & Co. Limited Tel: [phone]

Hugo de Salis St Brides Media & Finance Ltd Tel: [phone]

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UK small caps close higher, with Trace remaining higher after MBO offer
LONDON (Thomson Financial) - UK small caps closed higher, following the trend in the wider market, with Trace Group remaining firm on the back of a takeover offer from management, dealers said.
At the close, the FTSE Small Cap index was up 24.59 points at 3,369.84, while the FTSE 100 was 46.2 better at 6,486.8.
Trace Group was among the top risers, ahead 41 pence at 130-1/2 after management buyout vehicle, Tulip Holdings, made a 135 pence a share offer, valuing the company at about 20 mln stg.
The independent directors of the software services company said the reasons for recommending the proposal include a relatively small market capitalisation, the relatively flat financial performance of the company and a recent unsuccessful acquisition among others.
Recently hard-hit Imperial Energy rebounded 228 to 1,320 after Peter Lavine, chairman of the embattled company, revealed he has held 'constructive' discussions with Oleg Mitvol, deputy head of the Russian environmental watchdog Rosprirodnadzor.
The meeting took place in Moscow on Thursday after Mitvol filed a request with government authorities to revoke the company's licenses, due to violations of environmental rules and failure to comply with its license obligations.
Elsewhere, Software company Alphameric gained 8-1/4 at 52 after it said Paddy Power had signed a multi-million pound agreement with its joint venture Amalgamated Racing to show Turf TV in all Paddy Power's Irish and UK licensed betting offices.
The company said the agreement runs to at least March 31 2013 with renewal rights.
Again on the upside, shares in Ten Alps Communications, Sir Bob Geldof's TV production concern, ticked up 1/2 to 65 after The Daily Telegraph reported that the company could have attracted the attention of Endemol, the group behind Big Brother.
Meanwhile, satisfactory half-year results and a confident statement lifted Clinton Cards 4-3/4 to 67-1/4.
In response to the numbers, Numis raised its price target to 80 pence and reiterated its 'buy' recommendation.
The broker added that it has increasing confidence in Clinton's full-year 2007 forecasts and it expects to see further substantial profit growth in full-year 2008 as its subsidiary Birthdays continues to prune loss making stores.
In other reaction, Seymour Pierce told clients it is looking to add a touch to its bottom-of-the-range pretax forecast of 10.5 mln stg (consensus around 11.5 mln) and is placing its recommendation under review.
'Buy' advice in the Investors Chronicle boosted Aricom, the Anglo-Russian developer of mineral resources, 2-3/4 to 81-1/4.
Buyers also came for Speymill Group ahead of results scheduled for Monday April 30 and the shares rose 2-1/2 pence to 114.
The property service business, is expected to incur a small loss in 2006, but analysts reckon its prospects for 2007 look considerably brighter.
Moving onto the downside, Clarkson fell 110 to 860 after it said its H Clarkson & Company Ltd subsidiary has been placed on notice that it will be joined as a defendant in High Court action brought by Russian state-owned shipping company Sovcomflot.
The case, which involves various other defendants, concerns business transacted during 2001-2004 estimated at some 33 mln usd.
Clarkson said it will defend its position strongly and that it believes the cases are about litigation 'between powerful Russian interests in which Clarkson has been caught up as a third party.'
Meanwhile, a profits alert took its toll on Dialight, 41 pence, or 19.81 pct, down at 166. The applied LED technology company warned that since its results in early March, its experience to date of order intake in the Components division remains disappointing and has continued at below 2006 levels.
It now expects this trend to continue for the remainder of the year. Furthermore, a group wide programme to reduce the cost of materials saw some slippage in implementation, but is now on track to deliver the expected savings in the second half. Accordingly, Dialight has revised its expectations and anticipates the combination of these factors over the full year will affect adversely the group's pretax profit by around 1.3 mln stg.

Finally, shares in Uranium Resources PLC were down 0.5 at 7.69 after the uranium exploration and development company said in a statement responding to recent press speculation that it is not involved in any discussions concerning any specific offer for the company.The company added that it continues to explore a listing on the Australian Stock Exchange and is 'examining corporate structures which might achieve this'.

[e-mail] jb1/tc

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Tanzania Project

Uranium Resources acquired four uranium prospecting licences in Tanzania in 2005 - one of the most exciting regions in the world to prospect for deposits of this mineral.

The licences, covering an area of approximately 2,500 km2, represent one of the largest uranium exploration land packages in Tanzania, a country with comparatively low uranium exploration costs.

The area has promising geology with the German company Uranerzbergbau GmbH ('Uranerz') identifying the area as highly prospective for uranium during reconnaissance exploration between 1978 and 1982.

Three of the licences are located in the Mkuju River area in southern Tanzania, an area recognised by Uranerz as one of the two most important uranium targets in Tanzania. The licences will make the Company the largest land holder in the Mkuju River area. The fourth licence, the Makutapora Prospect in Central Tanzania, targets uranium in calcrete.

Suitable rock formations in the Tanzanian Karroo formation together with the discovery of uranium mineralization, makes this parcel of land very prospective and the size of it may be an ideal joint venture proposition for a major company seeking land for exploration.

Uranium Resources has assembled an African-based exploration team to carry out field work and a geophysical data review.

Geology of the Mkuju River Area, Southern Tanzania
The Mkuju River licences cover over 2,000km2 of Karroo sediments within the Luwegu and Ruhuhu Basins. Uranerz identified outcropping uranium in the Mkuju River area. Uranium Resources' leases cover the prospective Karroo sediments along strike to the south from these outcrops as well as analogous positions to the west.

Uranium deposits of the sandstone-type targeted in the Luwegu Basin comprise more than 30% of currently known uranium deposits in Africa. In Africa, these types of deposits host in excess of 300,000 tonnes of U3O8.

Geologically the area consists of Permian age Karroo sedimentary rock. The Karroo Formations occur throughout southern Africa and drew much attention from uranium explorers during the 1970s and early 1980s. A number of discoveries were made and a few taken to full feasibility. The one drawing the most attention at present is the Kayelekera deposit 200km to the west in Malawi where Paladin Resources of Australia is undertaking a bankable feasibility study to verify the previous results of the CEGB.

The mineralisation is associated with remobilised uranium within sandstone beds, known as "roll-fronts". Although narrow, the roll-fronts are typically high-grade and extend longitudinally. They are also typically stacked which makes mining them more economic.

Geology of Makutapora, Central Tanzania
The Makutapora licence covers a palaeo-channel that contains sediments and calcrete. Previous explorers reviewed samples from water bores in the Makutapora area and identified a 500ppm U3O8 assay in calcrete associated with a groundwater uranium anomaly. Additional assays up to 285 ppm U3O8 have been reported from shallow trenches within calcrete layers in the Mbuga muds at Makutapora and in adjacent areas. None of these anomalies were followed-up by drilling.

Management
Uranium Resources has appointed Drake-Brockman Geoinfo Pty Ltd to manage the exploration programme. After a review of all of the historical literature and radiometric data, a detailed exploration programme will be formulated.

The review will cover existing geological and geophysical information including geosurvey radiometric maps, Landsat images and basic topographic information. Uranium Resources also intends to acquire 128 channel spectrometric aircraft-borne Hymap data over the tenement areas while a ground survey will be conducted to verify data and allow the collection of samples to calibrate the Hymap data.

Drake-Brockman Geoinfo Pty Ltd is the operating company of Dr Joseph Drake-Brockman, a specialist in uranium exploration in Australia and Tanzania for more than 20 years. He has specific knowledge of the project area as he participated in the initial exploration of the Mkuju Uranium in Sandstone Project immediately adjacent to ground held by Uranium Resources in Tanzania. His doctorial thesis was written on the sedimentology and mineralogy of U-Cu and Pb-Zn in sandstones. He also has extensive experience in sandstones from the Frome Basin, Australia and the Tanzanian Karroo.

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Strategy

Uranium Resources aims to make investments in uranium assets with an initial goal of acquiring up to 100 million lbs of in-ground uranium. The Company's core management team possess the skills to identify, acquire, finance and develop a portfolio of uranium assets.

Uranium Resources' equity interest in a proposed investment can range from a minority position to 100% ownership with investments that may be either quoted or unquoted and may be in companies, partnerships, joint ventures or direct interests in mining projects.

Whilst it is likely that the investments will be made in exploration or development stage undertakings such as those in Tanzania, the Directors may decide that the Company should invest in producing assets.

While Uranium Resources has a focus on southern Africa and Australia, this is not an overriding geographic bias and it will examine all potentially commercial opportunities.

Acquisition strategy

The Company's acquisition strategy is to utilise its highly experienced uranium team to manage portfolio growth to acquire known uranium deposits with a specific focus on Southern Africa and Australia. The team's expertise and activities cover project identification, development and financing.

Project identification
Southern Africa: Leon Pretorius

Australia: Hugh Warner, David Steinepreis & Peter Harold

Project development
Leon Pretorius is executive director of Langer Heinrich which is developing the first uranium mine outside of Canada in 20 years.

Peter Harold has grown Sally Malay into one of Australia's largest nickel producers

Project financing
Peter Harold has raised £40 million in equity and project finance to develop Sally Malay.

Leon Pretorius has participated in raising £20 million in equity and project financing for Paladin Resources' US$100million Langer Heinrich uranium project

[Dirkix]

Hallo wgumcd!

Ziemlich einsam hier bei dir im Faden!

Habe mich noch nicht durch alle news gequält sondern nur durch die HP durchgeackert, vielleicht kannst du ja mal noch ein paar offene Fragen beantworten:

- gibt es radiometrische Luftaufnahmen der Oberfläche vom Mukuju River prospect?

- ist auch ein Bohrprogramm für Mkuju River oder Makutapora geplant, oder konzentriet man sich auf die Henri anomaly bzw. das Mtonya Project?

- welche konkrete Rolle spielt Dr. Leon Pretorius? Ist er da nur ein Frühstücksdirektor (eine Visitenkarte) oder arbeitet er geologisch tatsächlich mit?
Acquisition strategy
The Company's acquisition strategy is to utilise its highly experienced uranium team to manage portfolio growth to acquire known uranium deposits with a specific focus on Southern Africa and Australia. The team's expertise and activities cover project identification, development and financing.

Project identification
Southern Africa: Leon Pretorius

Sein Name tauch immer nur im Zusammenhang mit der Acquisition strategy auf (IMO ein Fehler, besser aussichtsreiche Assets in Tanzania weiterentwickelt als teure Prospects in SA oder AUS zu erwerben...), und nicht bei den Directors:
Directors & Management
Directors Hugh David Warner (Director)
Ross Warner (Non-Executive Director)
James Pratt (Non-Executive Director)

- was ist mit einem Listing an einer richtigen Börse (ASX oder Toronto)?
die AIM ist doch wirklich der allerletzte Sauhaufen...

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http://www.wallstreet-online.de/community/thread/1127382-1.h…


Gruß

[Dirkix]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.319.289 von wgumcd am 15.05.07 09:23:51

Ich kenne die Geschichte mit DeBeira, Pollinger, Euler, Blue Sky-Level, Grosvenor und Focus-Money sehr genau...

[Dirkix]

+++ NEWS +++

2007-06-05 11:12 GMT:
Uranium Resources says starts drilling at Mtonya project

LONDON - Uranium Resources PLC said it has started drilling on the Mtonya project in southern Tanzania,
adding that it has been granted two prospecting licences for the Tunduru area.

The uranium exploration company said a total of 4,000 metres of drilling is planned for June on several areas of uranium deposits, including the Henri prospect, which yielded uranium grades of up to 2.7 pct in surface trenches.

It has also completed a helicopter radiometric survey over the prospective areas of the Mtonya project, Uranium Resources added.

It expects its first assay results from the drilling programme in early August.

[e-mail] ssr/ash/jfr

[Dirkix]

Wahnsinn:
In Deutschland +36,36%

Und in London neues ATH! So gut erschienen mir die News gestern gar nicht!
Gab es noch was neues???

[Dirkix]

Uranium Resources says decided to dual list on Australian Stock Exchange

LONDON - Thomson Financial
Uranium Resources PLC said it has decided to dual list on the Australian Stock Exchange
to increase its exposure in the Australian investment community.

The AIM-listed company uranium exploration and development company said in an AGM statement it has made considerable progress in advancing its portfolio with the latest acquisition of licences to increase its land area to about 14,000 square kilometres in the Karoo Basin.

It added it is ideally placed to progress its exploration activities over 2007 in the joint venture with Western Metals.

Uranium Resources said it has resumed its exploration programme with a reverse circulation drilling programme on its Mytona project in southern Tanzania. It said initially, 4,000 metres of drilling is scheduled for June on Mytona licence areas, including the Henri prospect.

It expects the first assay results from the drilling programme in early August.

[e-mail] ssr/ms1

http://www.iii.co.uk/news/?type=afxnews&articleid=6136880&su…

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.706.205 von Dirkix am 08.06.07 15:58:41

ich bin wieder drin!!!

Gruß

[Dirkix]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.325.544 von wgumcd am 26.06.07 14:50:55

Da scheinen wir hier wohl die einzigen zu sein...

WMT ist ja in der letzten Zeit leider ganz schön unter die Räder gekommen. Schön, dass UraniumRes sich dagegen stemmen konnte und ausserdem ist es IMO ein gutes Zeichen, dass ein Listing in Down Under beantragt worden ist!

[wgumcd]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.335.408 von Dirkix am 26.06.07 21:41:50

hi Dirkix!

hier wird es wohl noch länger dauern bis wirklich etwas passiert!

sollten wir im august (denke mitte oder ende) gute nachrichten von den bohrungen bekommen wird es hier bestimmt voller!!! und wir können immer sagen das wir die ersten waren!

Gruß

[Dirkix]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.341.111 von wgumcd am 27.06.07 08:44:48

...wir können immer sagen das wir die ersten waren!
Das kann ich sowieso schon immer!

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.341.506 von Dirkix am 27.06.07 09:02:43

[wgumcd]

http://www.londonstockexchange.com/en-gb/pricesnews/prices/s…


nur so...


gruß

[Dirkix]

Geht gut ab heute!

URANIUM RESOURCES PLC ORD 0.1P
7.750 +1.50 +24.00%
Bid Offer Volume High Low Last Close
7.50 8.00 4,596,369 7.88 6.25 6.25 on 19-Jul-2007

20 July 2007
Uranium Resources plc

Drilling Update
URA’s joint venture partner, Western Metals Limited (“WMT”), has received further drilling results from Tanzania. WMT is currently evaluating these results. URA will make a further announcement in the coming days, as soon as it receives full details.
* * ENDS * *

For further information please visit www.uraniumresources.com or contact:
Hugh Warner Uranium Resources plc Tel: [phone]
James Pratt Uranium Resources plc Tel: [phone]
Ross Warner Uranium Resources plc Tel: [phone]
Hugh Oram Nabarro Wells & Co. Limited Tel: [phone]
Hugo de Salis St Brides Media & Finance Ltd Tel: [phone]
Felicity Edwards St Brides Media & Finance Ltd Tel: [phone]

[Dirkix]

Gestern 6,25 GBPence SK und heute 7,90 Pence Schlusskurs! Tageshoch bis 8,50 Pence, bin jetzt echt gespannt, wie die Bohrergebnisse aussehen!

Bid: 7.50
Ask: 8.00
Price: 7.75
Previous: 6.25
Last Trade: 7.90
Trading Vol: 5,712,056
Today's High: 8.50
Today's Low: 6.00

[wgumcd]

hi dirkix,

wie machen wir denn nun dem rest der welt klar, dass es hier etwas zum beobachten/kaufen gibt???

stay long!

Gruß

[Dirkix]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.823.383 von wgumcd am 24.07.07 10:27:00

Hallo!

Die Drill Results sind zwar ganz gut, aber nun nicht wirklich der Hammer!
• Multiple thick subsurface uranium mineralised zones discovered
• Initial assay results show peak intersections of
o 7 metres at 1,233 ppm U3O8 (including 3 metres at 2,607 ppm U3O8)
o 7 metres at 549 ppm U3O8 (including 4 metres at 843 ppm U3O8)
o 6 metres at 507 ppm U3O8 (including 2 metres at 1,145 ppm U3O8)
o 7 metres at 400 ppm U3O8 (including 3 metres at 770 ppm U3O8)
o 4 metres at 515 ppm U3O8 (including 2 metres at 855 ppm U3O8)
• Drilling to recommence early August

Meist so um die 500ppm, da haben sich viele mit Sicherheit mehr erwartet (viele Erwartungen gingen ja eher von 5.000ppm aus),
und die Stärke der Vererzungszonen sind grenzwertig bis subeconomic. Auf 50m nur 7 oder manchmal auch nur 4 Meter (2x2m) erzhaltiges Gestein sind schon recht wenig...

Positive an den News ist nur die Tatsache, dass nachgewiesen werden konnte, dass es Uran auch in tieferen Schichten gibt, und nicht nur an der Oberfläche (Grab Samples!) liegt.

Jetzt ist erstmal weiteres Bohren angesagt, wo ist möglicherweise weiteres Potenzial, wo lohnt es noch zu suchen...

Fazit:
Erstmal eine klare Halteposi, die News waren jedenfalls unterhalb meiner Erwartungen und jetzt heisst es weiter abwarten!

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.824.420 von Dirkix am 24.07.07 11:27:34

hi!

ok, nicht ganz wie gehofft... die suche geht weiter und die förderungskosten sind niedriger als in anderen erdteilen...

halten und abwarten...

ich schaue mal was an der AIM ghet!

Gruß

[wgumcd]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.824.488 von wgumcd am 24.07.07 11:31:52

es ist august die haben hoffentlich schon mit den arbeiten begonnen....


Gruß

[Dirkix]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.268.987 von wgumcd am 23.08.07 14:54:52

Bei WMT gab es am 21 August News, aber hier bei uns nicht...

Es wurde in U-Form gebohrt (Diagram 2):
Rechts bei 8 holes gab es nicht viel, nur einen Treffer:
MRC004 <50ppm; MRC002 = 7m @ 1,233ppm; MRC007 = 50-100ppm;

U-Boden 4 holes:
MRC014 = 100-300ppm und ein step out nach Südosten;

Rechts 9 holes, davon 3 mal über 1.000 ppm!
MRC010 = >1,000ppm
MRC015 = >1,000ppm
MRC017 = 500-1000ppm


ASX ANNOUNCEMENT
21st August 2007

Drill Programme Confirms Sub-surface Uranium Over Two Kilometre Trend
• Latest results indicate sub-surface uranium
mineralisation exists one kilometre north and south
of Henri Prospect
o Para Anomaly 1m at 470 ppm U3O8
o Para West Anomaly 2m at 230 ppm U3O8
• Overall programme has achieved objective of
identifying sub-surface mineralisation including
significant multiple thick high grade zones at the
Henri Prospect
o 7m at 1,233 ppm U3O8
(inc. 3m at 2,607 ppm U3O8)
o 7m at 549 ppm U3O8
(inc. 4m at 843 ppm U3O8)
o 6m at 507 ppm U3O8
(inc. 2m at 1,145 ppm U3O8)
o 7m at 400 ppm U3O8
(inc. 3m at 770 ppm U3O8)
o 4m at 515 ppm U3O8
(inc. 2m at 855 ppm U3O8)
• Drilling has recommenced on the project and will
continue throughout August
...

Final Drill Results Significant Intersections > 100ppm U3O8
Hole ID Collar Co-ordinates (WGS84/S36) Intersection
East North From
(metres)
Width
(metres)
Grade
ppmU3O8
Prospect
MRC001 885595 8831679 No significant intersections Henri
MRC002 885604 8831694 0 7 1,233 Henri
Including 0 3 2,607
MRC003 885613 8831705 0 5 150 Henri
MRC004 885671 8831736 No significant intersections Henri
MRC005 885634 8831726 No significant intersections Henri
MRC006 885598 8831703 3 1 180 Henri
7 1 110
MRC007 885557 8831680 No significant intersections Henri
MRC008 885911 8831665 No significant intersections Henri
MRC009 885858 8831614 8 1 120 Henri
16 3 303
MRC010 885753 8831564 9 1 120 Henri
12 7 400
Including 3 770
25 5 212
Including 1 590
38 1 130
40 1 100
MRC011 885732 8831556 11 1 390 Henri
37 1 210
40 2 220
MRC012 885710 8831549 9 7 549 Henri
Including 4 843
25 5 106
31 2 175
39 4 170
MRC013 885683 8831499 17 2 445 Henri
40 2 210
MRC014 885632 8831446 31 1 290
36 1 170
MRC015 885783 8831580 6 6 507 Henri
Including 2 1145
24 4 515
Including 2 855
35 4 305
MRC016 885828 8831590 7 1 480 Henri
33 1 250
MRC017 885805 8831582 5 5 144 Henri
27 1 120
33 1 110
35 3 270

http://www.westernmetals.com.au/documents/ASX_Tanzania_Drill…

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.269.956 von Dirkix am 23.08.07 15:53:06

hi dirkix,

hast du irgendetwas neues gehört?


gruß

[wgumcd]

Results:

http://www.londonstockexchange.com/LSECWS/IFSPages/MarketNew…

[Dirkix]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.117.492 von wgumcd am 23.10.07 10:49:23

Habe ich gestern schon nebenan gelesen: Thread: WESTERN METALS - hier noch unentdeckter Aussie-Explorer!

Du kannst da ja auch öfters mal reinschauen...

[wgumcd]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.118.383 von Dirkix am 23.10.07 11:50:32

danke! werde ich machen

Gruß