Uranium Resources Plc Share News (URA)

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Uranium Resources To Delay Drilling At Mtonya Until Market Improves

Uranium Resources Pretax Loss Narrows on Overheads Reduction

LONDON (Alliance News) - Uranium Resources PLC Monday said its pretax loss narrowed in its first half as expenses fell on its overheads reduction policy. The uranium exploration and development company, which operates in Tanzania and is yet to produce any revenues, said its pretax loss narr

Uranium Resources Enters Further USD300,000 Loan Facility Agreement

LONDON (Alliance News) - Uranium Resources PLC Monday said it has entered into a further USD300,000 loan facility agreement with its major shareholder and strategic investor Estes Ltd. The uranium exploration and development company operating in Tanzania said the unsecured loan is available

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Uranium Resources Experiences Funding Difficulties Even As Loss Narrows

Uranium Resources enters into 1.0m dollar loan agreement

AIM-listed uranium exploration and development company Uranium Resources has entered into a 1.0m dollar loan facility agreement with its major shareholder and strategic investor Estes. The loan, which is unsecured, available for a period of 18 months and bears interest at LIBOR, will be used to fu

Resources round-up: Uranium Resources, Conroy Gold, PetroNeft

Uranium Resources, a uranium exploration company, has said further high-grade intercepts at its wholly-owned Mtonya uranium project in southwestern Tanzania have further reinforced its model of continuous uranium mineralisation at depths between 120m and 220m. The maiden resource is expected in the

Resources round-up: Global Petroleum, Ariana, Edge Resources

AIM-listed oil and gas group Global Petroleum has finally completed the delayed interpretation of 2D seismic data in Petroleum Exploration Licence 29, offshore Namibia - in which it owns an 85 per cent interest - meaning that it can now concentrate on finding a suitable partner for the next phases o

Resource round-up: Bellzone, Uranium Resources, African Potash

Bellzone Mining has announced that iron ore production and product stockpiling for the Forécariah joint venture project in the Republic of Guinea, West Africa, has begun. The maiden blast consisted of 213 holes and the firm anticipates that this will provide more than 30,000 tonnes of run of mine or

Uranium Resources narrows down targets

AIM-quoted Uranium Resources says that the drilling programme at the Mtonya Project, Songea, Tanzania confirms its expectations. The uranium explorer says that "conditions favourable for roll-front uranium mineralisation exist well below the already known horizons". "Roll-front uranium deposits fo

Small caps round-up: Velti, GTL, Omega Insurance...

Dublin-based mobile marketing technology provider Velti has benefited from strong demand during the nine months ended September 30, pushing revenue up by 143% to $58.8m. There's also adjusted earnings before interest, tax and depreciation (EBITDA) of $4.7m compared with a $10m loss during the same

London close: Footsie limps higher

Footsie closed just a few points higher Monday after a sluggish day's trading that saw the leading share index fluctuating in a narrow range just above the zero mark. Oil services group Petrofac firmed on the back of a lucrative contract win. The government of Sharjah has appointed the company t

London afternoon: Stocks tread water

The blue-chip index trod water over the lunchtime session with the majority of leading stocks consolidating the morning's gains. Oil services group Petrofac is firmer on the back of a lucrative contract win. The government of Sharjah has appointed the company to take over operational responsibilit

Small caps round-up: Sagentia, Conroy Diamonds, Imaginatik ...

Shares in Sagentia moved higher after the technology and product development consultant said profits for the full year will be ahead of previous expectations following a better than expected summer. 'Consultant utilisation has remained high over the summer contrary to the anticipated seasonal slo