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shaai 10 april 2015 15:54

ik heb de afgelopen dagen een pluk Fission 3.0 gekocht.
Als ik de recente berichten (niet heel recent, maar afgelopen maanden), dan is dat op de 9,5ct waar ik get op kocht heel goedkoop: immers in februari nog heeft Fission 12% van Fission 3.0 gekocht voor 14ct. Ik neem aan dat bij een zo potentieel gevoelige transactie ze een heel redelijke prijs moeten betalen. Tov 14 ct lijkt 9,5ct mij erg goedkoop.
www.stockhouse.com/news/newswire/2015...

ze hebben trouwens vandaag CAD 897k gekregen van de Province om paar plukken land te cancellen voor wildlife preservation: cash komt daarmee op 5mln

Daarnaast is op 10ct de market cap <17mln CAD.
echter Key Lake wordt alleen al gewaardeerd op ca 14 mln in deze deal
fission30.mwnewsroom.com/manual-relea...
Aldrin krijgt daar 50% van de opbrengsten, als ze voor 6.9mln exploratie-uitgaven gaan doen. daarnaast krijgt Fission 3.0 CAD 100k en 1,9mln aandelen Aldrin (a 18ct nu)

met nu ook nog 5mln in kassa op de balans krijg je de rest van Fission eigenlijk voor minder dan gratis tov wat Aldrin voor Key Lake wil betalen.

daarnaast krijgt Fission nog 200k per jaar van Aldrin, plus een operator fee van 10% van de uitgaven, oftewel 690k over de komende 4 jaar.
As part of the agreement, Aldrin will make semi-annual payments to Fission 3 of $100,000 during the earn-in period. The semi-annual payments may be made in cash or equivalent Aldrin shares at the option of Aldrin. Fission 3 will be the operator of the projects and will be compensated with an Operator Fee equal to 10% of Key Lake expenditures.

al met al lijkt Fission 3.0 mij nu dus een koopje

[verwijderd] 17 april 2015 09:03

Het gaat nog lang duren, maar gaat dit op termijn invloed hebben op alle uranium miners?

nos.nl/artikel/2030739-is-thorium-een...

Bart

Oncko 17 april 2015 13:58

quote:
BartDelft schreef op 17 april 2015 09:03:
Het gaat nog lang duren, maar gaat dit op termijn invloed hebben op alle uranium miners?

nos.nl/artikel/2030739-is-thorium-een...

Bart

Hoi Bart,

zoals je lezen kunt duurt dit nog jaren. Qua ontwikkelingssnelheid vergelijkbaar met kernfusie. Als ze zeggen 5 jaar is dit nog minsten 10 zo niet 20 jaar. Een echte bedreiging voor Uranium is het dus voorlopig echt niet. Toch moet je ook met uranium voorzichtig zijn. Er is veel gemanipuleer in de markt, vergelijkbaar met zilver.
Mvg
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DeZwarteRidder 4 mei 2015 10:53

May 4, 2015
Fission Hits 28.32% U3O8 Over 12.0M at R600W Zone

PLS15-352 returns one of the top five strongest mineralized holes at PLS and continues the strong, high-grade growth of shallow, land-based R600W
KELOWNA, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - May 4, 2015) - FISSION URANIUM CORP. (TSX:FCU)(OTCQX:FCUUF)(FRANKFURT:2FU) ("Fission" or "the Company") is pleased to announce assays from ten angled holes drilled on the R600W, R00E and R780E zones at its' PLS property, host to the Triple R deposit, in Canada's Athabasca Basin region. Of exceptional note is the continued strong growth of the land-based R600W zone. Located half a kilometer west of the Triple R deposit, this zone is an important and extremely prospective area with world-class grades and near-surface mineralization similar to the Triple R deposit. Drilled at this zone, hole PLS15-352 (line 615W) returned high-grade, shallow depth mineralization including 28.32% U3O8 Over 12.0M within a larger interval of 11.09% U3O8 over 31.5m. With a grade x thickness (GT) value of 349.5, this exceptional intersection places PLS15-352 as one of the top five strongest mineralized holes at PLS and is further validation of the potential and importance of the high-grade discovery of the R600W zone.

Ross McElroy, President, COO, and Chief Geologist for Fission, commented,

"We are continuing to see spectacular high-grade growth at R600W. With high-grade mineralization very near to surface, this land-based zone is located half a kilometer on trend from the Triple R deposit and remains open in all directions. The strength of the assays and robustness and style of the intersection show remarkable similarities to the Triple R deposit and continue to impress us. The addition of the spectacular mineralized intersection in PLS15-352, significantly upgrades the potential of the R600W zone. We are also very pleased to see further R780E zone growth on multiple lines."

Kahoona1962 4 mei 2015 18:12

Als ze maar blijven boren en boren is er straks geen kerncentrale meer over voor 't spul.

DeZwarteRidder 11 mei 2015 23:37

Government board rules against Arctic uranium mine
Andrew Topf | May 10, 2015

A $2.1 billion proposal to build a uranium mine in the Canadian far north will not be proceeding anytime soon.

The Nunavut Impact Review Board, which was evaluating public hearings about the proposed mine in the Nunavut territory, has recommended against the project at this time, though not indefinitely. "[S]ince Areva's Kiggavik project lacks a definite start date or development schedule, its environmental and social impacts cannot be properly assessed," CBC News reported on Friday.

The decision appears to have been based on statements from Areva, the French nuclear giant, which acknowledged that with uranium prices being so low, it could be up to two decades before construction actually begins. However the Nunavut Impact Review Board opened the door to another evaluation if and when a start date becomes more firm.

"The board does not intend that this project not proceed at any time. The board intends that the Kiggavik Project may be resubmitted for consideration at such future time when increased certainty regarding the project start date can be provided," Review Board chair Elizabeth Copland stated in a letter Friday to Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Minister Bernard Valcourt.

Areva has a 64.8 percent interest in the deposit, located just west of Baker Lake; in 2014 the company filed the final Environmental Impact Statement with the Nunavut Environmental Review Board.

If approved, the $2.1 billion project would include an underground mine and four open pits. At least 400 jobs would be provided, many reserved for local Inuit, with an annual payroll of $200 million for at least 17 years, according to CTV News.

However the mine has also seen opposition from environmentalists and local First Nations who say the Kiggavik project impinges on important caribou calving grounds.

Two years ago Areva Resources Canada – a subsidiary of its French parent – resumed test drilling at Kiggavik, and opened a winter road to move fuel and other supplies to the site.

Oncko 13 mei 2015 15:40

In de regio Kagoshima heeft de rechter toestemming gegeven om twee kerncentrales weer op te starten. De Sendai 1 en 2 leveren straks weer elk 846MW. Dit zijn de eerste twee die opstarten na het ongeluk met Fukushima in 2011. Bij Fukushima ging in totaal 4.500 MW verloren, deze zullen nimmer meer in bedrijf komen. In maart 2015 bleken 5 kerncentrales niet aan de nieuwe en zwaardere eisen van de Japanse Nucleaire Regelgeving (NRA) te kunnen voldoen. Deze 40 jaar oude centrales leverden voorheen 2.100 MW. De resterende 43 kerncentrales met een gezamenlijk vermogen van 40.500 MW zouden op termijn wel aan de nieuwe eisen kunnen voldoen na het treffen van aanpassingen. De elektriciteitsbedrijven hebben een lijst gemaakt met 15 kerncentrales die als eerste weer in bedrijf zouden moeten komen. Het tijdschema hiervoor is nog niet bekend.

Al met al gaat het de goede kant op voor wat betreft het gebruik van uranium in Japan. De snelheid en hoeveelheden zijn nog maar zeer beperkt en zullen vooralsnog geen grote impact op de markt hebben.
Mvg
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DeZwarteRidder 19 mei 2015 16:21

Grote insider-aankopen:

www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboar...

benito c. 19 mei 2015 16:32

Inderdaad opvallend, dezelfde mensen hebben ook enorme aantallen opties.

DeZwarteRidder 19 mei 2015 17:27

Naar mijn mening wordt de vondst van Fission tzt de grootste of de een na grootste uraniummijn in Canada.

DeZwarteRidder 21 mei 2015 17:29

So, what does the future look like for uranium?

In the short term (aka this year), I believe it's likely we'll see uranium prices rise but it's difficult to see them going higher than US$45 per lb. at the spot level. Looking a little longer term, it's worth noting that, according to uranium market analyst, David Talbot, around 15-20% of the uranium required to operate the 437 reactors around the world is still uncovered for 2016-2017. In other words, we're going to start seeing more buying and much stronger upwards price pressure.

Further down the road is where things start looking very interesting indeed and it's likely we are going to see a violent upswing. Primary supply (from mines) has been less than reactor demand for decades. Secondary supply has done an excellent job of picking up the slack but, as primary supply continues to stagnate and even shrink, secondary sources won't be able to cope with the coming growth in demand.

To make matters worse from the supply side, low uranium prices have deterred many new exploration projects and when you combine this with the toughest permitting process of any commodity, you start to realise that the new primary supply projects that can be taken into production is a small, highly select few.

It's tough to make predictions for any commodity, particularly one like uranium which is especially vulnerable to sentiment-led downturns and security of supply-led upturns. However, analysts are starting to agree that an unavoidable supply deficit is headed our way by 2020 and I think it can be safely assumed that we'll see increased by from utilities well in advance of that deficit so that they are not caught unprepared. However you look at it, that's going to mean exciting times for anyone involved in the supply side.

- Anthony Milewski is a director of Fission Uranium and an expert on uranium industry supply and demand dynamics. He has experience in paper and physical uranium trading and has also managed mining projects at the exploration, development, and production stages, and has served as a director of both public and private companies.
Prior to founding Black Vulcan Resources, a metals, mining and energy advisory and investing firm, Mr. Milewski worked at Firebird Management, a specialist emerging market fund. He holds a BA in Russian history, an MA in Russian and Central Asian studies, a J.D., and an LLM in corporate finance.

r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0013gXiBhZC39dfB...

DeZwarteRidder 15 juni 2015 09:27

June 15, 2015
Fission Expands R600W Zone and Discovers New High-Grade Mineralization 25m North of R600W
High-grade holes also expand the Triple R's shallow-depth R780E zone
KELOWNA, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - June 15, 2015) - FISSION URANIUM CORP. (TSX:FCU)(OTCQX:FCUUF)(FRANKFURT:2FU) ("Fission" or "the Company") is pleased to announce assays from nine angled holes drilled on the R600W, R780E and R1620E zones at its' PLS property, host to the Triple R deposit, in Canada's Athabasca Basin region. Of exceptional note, the large high-grade area of the Triple R's R780E zone has grown on multiple lines. In addition, the shallow, high-grade R600W zone has been confirmed with a strike length of 60m, with strong mineralization on both the east and western sides of the zone. In addition, a new potential parallel high-grade area has been discovered 25m north of the R600W zone on line 585W. All nine holes are mineralized, with seven holes returning large, high-grade intervals. In particular, hole PLS15-375 (line 480E), returned a key interval of 11.91% U3O8 over 8.0m in 3.33% U3O8 over 30.5m.

DeZwarteRidder 29 juni 2015 13:31

June 29, 2015
Fission Hits 8.04% U3O8 Over 19.5m in 3.82% U3O8 Over 43.5m; Expands Triple R Footprint
Triple R Deposit's R780E zone expands with eight high-grade holes

KELOWNA, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - June 29, 2015) - FISSION URANIUM CORP. (TSX:FCU)(OTCQX:FCUUF)(FRANKFURT:2FU) ("Fission" or "the Company") is pleased to announce assays from the remaining twelve angled holes drilled on the R780E zone at its PLS property, host to the Triple R deposit, in Canada's Athabasca Basin region. Of exceptional note, hole PLS15-379 (line 540E) returned a key interval at shallow depth of 8.04% U3O8 over 19.5m in 3.82% U3O8 over 43.50m. All twelve holes are strongly mineralized, with eight holes returning large, high-grade intervals.

Due to the very shallow nature of the mineralization at PLS, Fission was able to drill 82 holes during the program - by far the largest number of holes of any company exploring the Basin this winter. 50 of the 51 holes targeted on growth of the Triple R's R780E zone this winter were mineralized, returning composite assayed intervals exceeding a cut-off of greater than 0.05% U3O8 over 0.5m. The overall footprint of the R780E zone has been expanded to the east along strike, laterally north and south and vertically up and down-dip.

Kahoona1962 7 juli 2015 07:37

Fission had blijkbaar geen geld meer om gaten te blijven boren, en heeft in alle wanhoop het bedrijf verkocht voor een prijs die niemand blij zal maken. Wat een waardeloos bedrijf/management. En DZR maar opscheppen hoeveel keer dit bedrijf over de kop zou gaan. Dit alles was te voorzien ... heb het meermaals gepost hier dat dit een bedrijf is wat maar blijft boren tot het een ons weegt ... nu weegt het dus een ons.

Denison Mining (NYSEMKT:DNN) agrees to acquire Fission Uranium (OTCQX:FCUUF) for ~C$483M ($382M) to expand its presence in the Athabasca mining region in Saskatchewan.
DNN says the deal that implies a price per Fission common share of C$1.25, representing a ~18% premium to the 30-day volume weighted average price of Fission's shares.

DeZwarteRidder 7 juli 2015 07:42

Toronto big board miner Denison Mines (TSX:DML, Forum) and Athabasca front runner Fission Uranium (TSXV:FCU, Forum) have announced they will combine their respective businesses in a bid to create the leading Canadian uranium player in the Athabasca region.

As part of the deal, Fission shareholders will receive 1.26 common shares of Denison for every Fission share they own, plus a negligible cash amount of 1c per 1000 shares.

The new company, which will bring a market cap of approximately $900m, will be named Denison Energy Corp and will be evenly split in ownership between shareholders of the two companies.

At a value of around $1.26 per share, the deal gives Fission shareholders an assumed 18% premium on the 30-day volume weighted average price of $1.06.

Dev Randhawa, Chairman & CEO of Fission, stated: "This merger will create the uranium industry's leading exploration and development company at a time when the sector is poised for growth. Denison has a strong, diversified portfolio and, with the Triple R deposit, Fission is bringing the Athabasca Basin's largest undeveloped high-grade resource as well as a successful and award-winning technical and management team."

The companies suggest the deal will bring significant valuation upside, with increased liquidity, free cash flows from the toll-mining of ore from the Cigar Lake Mine, a dominant land package in both the eastern and western Athabasca areas, and a consolidation of strategic assets.

The new combo company will feature a murderer’s row of heavy hitters on the executive side, with billionaire resource magnate Lukas Lundin taking the Chairman role, Fission CEO Dev Randhawa continuing in that role in the larger company, Ross McElroy serving as President and COO, and David Cates taking the CFO responsibilities.

Shareholders on both sides will need to ratify the agreement with a 2/3 vote of approval. Both Boards have recommended shareholders vote in favour of the transaction.

Read more at www.stockhouse.com/news/newswire/2015...

DeZwarteRidder 7 juli 2015 07:49

quote:
Kahoona1962 schreef op 7 juli 2015 07:37:
Fission had blijkbaar geen geld meer om gaten te blijven boren, en heeft in alle wanhoop het bedrijf verkocht voor een prijs die niemand blij zal maken. Wat een waardeloos bedrijf/management. En DZR maar opscheppen hoeveel keer dit bedrijf over de kop zou gaan. Dit alles was te voorzien ... heb het meermaals gepost hier dat dit een bedrijf is wat maar blijft boren tot het een ons weegt ... nu weegt het dus een ons.

Denison Mining (NYSEMKT:DNN) agrees to acquire Fission Uranium (OTCQX:FCUUF) for ~C$483M ($382M) to expand its presence in the Athabasca mining region in Saskatchewan.
DNN says the deal that implies a price per Fission common share of C$1.25, representing a ~18% premium to the 30-day volume weighted average price of Fission's shares.

Een hoop grove leugens van Kahoona: Fission barst van de cash (heeft net geld opgehaald) en is absuluut niet gedwongen tot deze FUSIE.

In feite is Fission meer waard dan Denison en is er sprake van een omgekeerde overname. Fission krijgt nu de beschikking over een uranium-mill.

Bovendien kan er nog van alles gebeuren, nu de (overname)beer losgelaten is.
Het zou me bijzonder verbazen als er geen overnamestrijd losbarst.

En de koers van Fission (cq Alpha) is inderdaad al vele malen over de kop gegaan sinds de eerste berichten over deze wereldvondst.
Voor mijzelf schat ik dat mijn eerste aankopen ca vertienvoudigd zijn.

DeZwarteRidder 7 juli 2015 07:52

Denison has uranium exploration interests in both exploration and development in Canada, Zambia, Mali, Namibia and Mongolia. Fission has a sizable stake in the Patterson Lake South uranium region and has registered a consistent flow of off-scale results in the area.

Speculation that Fission would be bought out, or buy out competitors, has been rife for over a year now, with Randhawa occasionally hinting at deals on the horizon. The company acquired Alpha Minerals in late 2013, and subsequently spun off Fission 3.0 (TSXV:FUU, Forum), re-acquiring 12% of the company in February of this year.

Speculation on the Stockhouse Fission Bullboards is rife that a hostile counter-bid will show up before the shareholder vote takes place, with Cameco seen as a likely suitor. Confirmation on whether that's wishful thinking of not will come later, but there also seems to be much discussion among shareholders that the premium offered by Denison was not what they'd hoped.

Read more at www.stockhouse.com/news/newswire/2015...

DeZwarteRidder 7 juli 2015 07:54

Denison and Fission Announce Transaction to Create Leading Diversified Uranium Company
T.DML, DNN, V.FCU | 8 hours ago

TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwired - July 6, 2015) - Denison Mines Corp. (TSX:DML)(NYSE MKT:DNN) ("Denison") and Fission Uranium Corp. (TSX:FCU)( ("Fission") are pleased to announce the execution of a Binding Letter Agreement (the "Binding Agreement") to combine their respective businesses (the "Transaction"). The Transaction creates a leading Canadian focused diversified uranium company - combining high quality assets and the management teams of two highly respected companies. Headlining the asset portfolio of the combined company will be two world class uranium exploration and development projects: Fission's 100% owned Patterson Lake South Project, and Denison's 60% owned Wheeler River Project, both located in the prolific Athabasca Basin, in Northern Saskatchewan, Canada.

Subject to the terms set out in the Binding Agreement, Fission common shareholders will receive 1.26 common shares of Denison for each common share of Fission held plus $0.0001 per share in cash. Upon completion of the Transaction, the combined company, to be named "Denison Energy Corp.", will be approximately 50% owned by each of Denison's and Fission's existing shareholders on a fully-diluted in-the-money basis. The market capitalization of Denison and Fission on a combined basis is anticipated to be approximately CAD$900 million. Based on the 30 day volume weighted average price of Denison's shares on the TSX of CAD$0.99 as at July 3, 2015, the offer implies a price per Fission common share of CAD$1.25 and represents a premium of approximately 18% to the 30 day volume weighted average price of Fission's shares on the TSX of CAD$1.06 as at July 3, 2015.

Ron Hochstein, Executive Chairman of Denison, commented: "The continued exploration success at our Phoenix deposit and Gryphon discovery, in combination with the discovery and exploration success of the world class Triple R deposit puts the combined company in an incredibly strong strategic position, with the most significant development portfolio in the world. We are confident that our shareholders will benefit from the value creation opportunities that will be realized through an expanded and more diversified uranium company."

Dev Randhawa, Chairman & CEO of Fission, stated: "This merger will create the uranium industry's leading exploration and development company at a time when the sector is poised for growth. Denison has a strong, diversified portfolio and, with the Triple R deposit, Fission is bringing the Athabasca Basin's largest undeveloped high-grade resource as well as a successful and award-winning technical and management team."

Transaction Highlights

Consolidation of Strategic Uranium Assets: An unrivaled portfolio of strategic uranium asset interests in the Athabasca Basin, headlined by Fission's 100% owned PLS Project and Denison's 60% owned Wheeler River Project and including Denison's interests in the Midwest, McClean Lake, Waterbury Lake, Mann Lake, and Wolly projects, as well as Denison's strategic 22.5% ownership interest in the McClean Lake Mill;

Continued Exploration Potential: Exploration foothold in both the historically prolific Eastern Athabasca Basin and the emergent Western Athabasca Basin, with a dominant combined land package of over 430,000 hectares and a sizeable base of mineral resources defined under NI 43-101, providing the foundation for future resource growth.

Free Cash Flows: The toll-milling of ore from the Cigar Lake mine under a toll milling agreement between the McClean Lake Joint Venture and the Cigar Lake Joint Venture and management fees from Uranium Participation Corporation are expected to provide the combined company with a source of cash in the future to fund its activities;

Complimentary Combined Management Team: Management from Fission and Denison will be combined, offering expertise and skill in the uranium industry and mergers and acquisitions, as well as the proven ability to finance ambitious exploration programs and successfully explore and develop uranium mining projects;

Increased Liquidity: Increased scale is expected to enhance trading liquidity and access to global capital markets; and

Valuation Upside: Various monetization options in respect of Denison's African exploration and development portfolio, including the Falea project in Mali and the Mutanga project in Zambia, are being considered by the combined company and may be pursued when market conditions permit.

Read more at www.stockhouse.com/news/press-release...

DeZwarteRidder 7 juli 2015 08:00

Deze FUSIE heeft in ieder geval NIETS te maken met geldgebrek:

Fission Uranium Raises $20,010,000 Through Bought Deal Financing
Marketwired April 29, 2015

DeZwarteRidder 7 juli 2015 09:21

quote:
Kahoona1962 schreef op 7 juli 2015 07:37:
Fission had blijkbaar geen geld meer om gaten te blijven boren, en heeft in alle wanhoop het bedrijf verkocht voor een prijs die niemand blij zal maken. Wat een waardeloos bedrijf/management. En DZR maar opscheppen hoeveel keer dit bedrijf over de kop zou gaan. Dit alles was te voorzien ... heb het meermaals gepost hier dat dit een bedrijf is wat maar blijft boren tot het een ons weegt ... nu weegt het dus een ons.
Denison Mining (NYSEMKT:DNN) agrees to acquire Fission Uranium (OTCQX:FCUUF) for ~C$483M ($382M) to expand its presence in the Athabasca mining region in Saskatchewan.
DNN says the deal that implies a price per Fission common share of C$1.25, representing a ~18% premium to the 30-day volume weighted average price of Fission's shares.

Deze reactie van Kahoona duidt erop dat hij 'stiekem' aandeelhouder is van Fission en nu zwaar teleurgesteld is over het bod.

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