Uranium Energy is a publicly traded company focused on the exploration and production of uranium, which is primarily used as fuel for nuclear power plants. The company engages in the identification, acquisition, and development of uranium properties, leveraging advanced technologies and sustainable practices to extract and process uranium. With a portfolio of projects primarily located in the United States and in strategic regions worldwide, Uranium Energy aims to contribute to the growing demand for clean energy through its commitment to responsible mining and production methods. Through its operations, the company seeks to play a key role in the nuclear energy sector and the global energy transition. Read More
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Uranium Energy (NYSE American: UEC) has increased its ownership in Anfield Energy Inc. (TSX-V: AEC) to 32.4% on a non-diluted basis following the acquisition of 170 million common shares in a private agreement for C$19.55 million. Including previously held warrants, UEC now controls approximately 37.6% of Anfield on a partially diluted basis. The shares were purchased at C$0.115 each and the transaction qualifies under the “private agreement exemption” of Canada’s takeover bid rules. UEC stated the investment is strategic and may be adjusted based on Anfield’s business outlook and other factors.
