Anfield Energy nach R-Split WKN: A41DFD ISIN: CA03464C2058 Kürzel: AEC Forum: Aktien User: Okawachie

🎱 16% minus Einkaufskurse 👌🏻

Über 100% + flieg Anfield flieg 🥳🥳

mittlerweile richtig gut im plus hier.

https://anfieldenergy.com/anfield-receives-approval-to-list-on-nasdaq/

Endlich mal n kleinen Turbo gezündet. 🤟🏼

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Aus den FT: A renaissance for nuclear energy threatens to create a shortfall in the supply of uranium, with the industry body urging producers to step up efforts to find new sources as output from the current crop falls. Global uranium requirements for reactors are set to rise by a third to 86,000 tonnes by 2030, and to 150,000 tonnes by 2040, according to a report from the World Nuclear Association on Friday. But output from today’s mines is expected to halve between 2030 and 2040 as existing deposits are exhausted, leaving a “significant gap” that threatens the nuclear power revival. The report called on the industry to secure investment to locate more uranium and extract it from current as well as new and idle mines to avoid a supply crunch. “As existing mines face a depletion of resources in the next decade, the need for new primary uranium supply becomes even more pressing,” it warned. “Considerable exploration, innovative mining techniques, efficient permitting and timely investment will be required.” Nuclear energy has enjoyed a surge in interest as governments look to secure more domestic sources of power. The energy crisis that followed the outbreak of the Ukraine war and the loss of Russian oil and gas has been a powerful driver for some European countries. Leading technology companies are also eyeing nuclear as a way to fuel the massive data centres needed for power-hungry artificial intelligence technologies, with the power source seen by some as a cleaner alternative to burning fossil fuels. Yet as big producers, including Kazatomprom and Cameco, have in recent weeks announced uranium production cuts, analysts at Berenberg warned of “meaningful” risks to supply that could “materially” push up prices. Industry figures who gathered at WNA’s annual symposium this week said addressing the looming supply gap would not be straightforward. Mark Chalmers, chief executive of US uranium company Energy Fuels, said he expected to see “more companies cutting their guidance,” in part thanks to ageing mines becoming less productive. “The whole ecosystem needs to be in equilibrium, and it’s not,” he said. “There are clouds on the horizon.”  Nuclear capacity is set to almost double to 746 gigawatts of electric power globally by 2040, said the report, with much of the increase stemming from new reactors in China and India.  Yet establishing new uranium mines to feed the growing demand is a complex and lengthy process. It can take 10-20 years from the discovery of uranium to a mine beginning production. The report also called on the industry to invest in the complex conversion and enrichment processes that turn uranium into reactor fuel. Russia is a major source of uranium enrichment, a concentrated market that has been a problem since the outbreak of the Ukraine war. Jacques Peythieu, a senior executive vice-president at French uranium producer Orano, said the west could break its dependence on Russian enrichment by the “early 2030s.” While Orano was expanding its enrichment facilities, “most” of the new capacity coming online from 2028 had already been allocated to customers, he said. 

https://anfieldenergy.com/anfield-to-commence-confirmation-drill-program-at-its-jd-7-mine/

Fast 7% runter. Tolle Nummer.

UEC ist doch schon mit drin, aber denke auf lang wird die noch wieder deutlich verlieren.

Na ja ,zumindest ist es per Devinition kein Pennystock mehr, so könnte auch von den Großen, Kapital kommen, für die Mühle und den Start der ersten Mine braucht es deutlich mehr Geld.

Ah okay, bei mir ist jetzt alles eingebucht, bin bei TR.

consors

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