Uranium rise: Bannerman aims for positive investment decision in Namibia
Is yellowcake set for another price spike as seen in 2007, which saw it reach a record $140.75 per pound?
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▪ Uranium rise: Bannerman aims for positive investment decision in Namibia
▪ Is yellowcake set for another price spike as seen in 2007, which saw it reach a record $140.75 per pound?
▪ https://www.africabusinessplus.com/en/814576/uranium-rise-bannerman-makes-favourable-investment-decision-in-namibia/
The tensions in the world energy market due to the war in Ukraine, combined with the imperatives of the energy transition, has increased the price of uranium oxide in recent months. In December 2022, the price ended the year at $48/lb, an increase of 12% over the year and +42% compared to 2021.
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