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Ive tried site after site to scrape the U3 spot price from, for a spreadsheet im constructing, any suggestions anybody !!!

If one does not take up the subscription rights, does one receive a cash differential payment between the prevailing share price on the day of entitlement against the sub price , or does out completely lose out financially .

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2020 div announced 9th Dec
2019 " " 16th Dec
2018 " " 04th Dec
2017 " " 19th Dec

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https://www.power-technology.com/features/new-nuclear-projects-where-when/

Between 2020 and 2026, 48 power reactors will be built globally. The peak will take place between 2020 and 2022, with 32 reactors due to begin operations. China will lead the way with 12 plans already underway, followed by India and Korea.

Namibia the fourth largest Uranium producer in the world now locked down with immediate effect for a minimum 21 days due to covid 19.

short video of the mammoth Husab uranium mine in the country.

hTTps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azj_q4sy0Dk

Husab & Rossing mines combined will contribute to removing in excess of 1 million lbs per month into the supply chain.

17 page Equity research analysis covering all aspects of Uranium by Red Cloud Securities. ( very comprehensive )

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Rossing Uranium the fourth largest uranium mine in the world, & located in Namibia & producing 5.5 million lbs per annum, announced today that they would suspend operations with immediate effect, with just essential maintenance work continuing due to covid 19.

https://www.rossing.com/bullet/continued-mining-operations-at-rossing-uranium.htm

MP Nicki Morgan from the Treasury Committee has written an open letter to the FCA regarding the legality & conduct of Aviva in respect of cancelling the prefs shares, sadly I cannot post the link here, but if you migrate to the other B.B look under fixed income board its their for your perusal

https://tinyurl.com/y7qunrpd

http://www.parliament.uk/documents/commons-committees/treasury/Correspondence/Chair-to-Andrew-Bailey-re-Aviva-preference-shares.pdf

Sir, Individual shareholders are deeply upset and appalled at the reckless and cavalier announcements by Aviva about the possible repayment of irredeemable preference shares (200m issued by Aviva and 250m by General Accident). Not only did the Aviva preference share price drop from 170p to 120p, but the whole asset class suffered a 25 per cent fall as a consequence of the announcement. To suggest that it is acceptable to use an obscure loophole to repay irredeemable high-coupon securities at or near their par value is highly immoral, and to make such an announcement in the full knowledge of the likely market impact is completely irresponsible. The news that the Financial Conduct Authority is investigating is welcome. But the issue is wider. The board of Aviva need to explain themselves. A parliamentary select committee should investigate. This type of behaviour should not be allowed to sully the high esteem in which most of our UK institutions are held. It is the clearly established principles that are the foundations of the wonderful reputation of the London Stock Exchange. They make it pre-eminent in the world. Investors and shareholders need to feel that they can sleep at night safe in the knowledge that their rights will not be stolen for the convenience of others. Both institutional and individual investors need to shun institutions that are prepared to behave in such a disingenuous manner. Cliff WeightDirector, ShareSocPeter ParryPolicy Director, UK Shareholders� Association