Uracan Resources (OTC Other: URCFF; TSX-V: URC) has discovered new areas of significant uranium mineralization on the Pontbriand and Costebelle claim groups of its 100% owned North Shore Property in Quebec. This work was part of the summer 2011 exploration program, in the assessment of the airborne radiometric anomalies and lake sediment anomalies that had not previously been explored. Highlights from the exploration program include:
- New mineralized zone (Joel zone) 2 kilometres southeast of A4 zone with up to 21 metres of 0.032% U3O8 (316ppm or 0.63 lbs/t) in surface channeling
- Extensive areas of uranium mineralization encountered on Pontbriand claims
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Uranium Companies, Hit by Market Drop, Defend Nuclear Industry
March 15, 2011By Edward Welsch, Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES
CALGARY -(Dow Jones)- Uranium company executives defended the nuclear-power industry’s growth plans Monday after overheating at nuclear reactors in Japan caused a rout in their share prices.
Most of the major uranium-miner stocks dropped more than 10% Monday as investors feared Japan’s reactor problems could endanger the world-wide “nuclear renaissance”–a resurgence in uranium commodities and stocks due to expectations of low future uranium supply and increasing demand from new reactors.
Jerry Grandey, chief executive of Cameco Corp. (CCJ), the world’s largest publicly owned uranium company, said Monday that the selloff in uranium shares was “largely driven by emotion.” He said that Cameco, which gets 18% to 20% of its revenue from Japan, didn’t expect any significant effect on its business now or in the future.
Even if the 11 reactors that were in the earthquake and tsunami zone were to defer part of their uranium purchases, Cameco would be “well within” its guidance for the year, he said.
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