URANIUM RESOURCES INC WKN: A2PG8A ISIN: US9616842061 Kürzel: WWR Forum: Aktien Thema: Hauptdiskussion

Das wichtigste Wasserrechte Die URI-Tochtergesellschaft Lithium Holdings Nevada, LLC hat der Nevada-Abteilung für Wasserressourcen (NDWR) zwei Wasserrechtsanmeldungen vorgelegt. Im Gegensatz zu anderen Becken in Nevada, die für die Entwicklung von Lithium-Sole in Frage kommen, sind die Wasserrechte im Columbus Salt Marsh-Becken nicht über- zugewiesen und es gibt erhebliche Grundwasserressourcen, die für die Aneignung durch das Wasserrechtsanwendungsverfahren zur Verfügung stehen. Jede eingereichte Wasserrechtsanmeldung beantragt einen 2 Kubikfuß pro Sekunde (CFS) Punkt der Umleitung, der insgesamt etwa 3.000 Hektar Fuß pro Jahr (af / Jahr) zwischen den beiden Anträgen entspricht. Zwar gibt es eine gewisse Unsicherheit mit allen Wasserrechtsanwendungsprozessen. Das Unternehmen glaubt, dass eine oder beide der Wasserrechtsanmeldungen bis Ende 2017 von NDWR genehmigt werden können.

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Uranium Resources Announces Update on Columbus Basin Lithium Project Activities CENTENNIAL, Colo., March 6, 2017 – Uranium Resources, Inc. (Nasdaq: URRE; ASX: URI), an energy metals development company, announced today that it has completed certain key activities in support of ongoing work at the Columbus Basin Project, including the acquisition of geophysical data from a major mining company and the submittal of two water rights applications to the State of Nevada. Chris Jones, URI’s President and CEO said “We have significantly reduced the cost and schedule for our exploration activities at the Columbus Basin Project with the acquisition of geophysical data and are excited about the potential of this project. Additionally, our water rights application is key to brine production and has real potential to put URI in a prime position to develop any resources we discover.” Geophysical Data URI has acquired a license for a substantial amount of geophysical data from two parties previously engaged in mineral exploration adjacent to the Columbus Basin Project. The geophysical data covers the southern half of the Columbus Salt Marsh, including a significant portion of the Company’s 11,200 acre Columbus Basin Project. The license allows URI to utilize data from previously completed gravity surveys and a magnetotelluric (MT) survey for further analysis and evaluation of the project. URI has also engaged a consulting geophysicist to integrate and reinterpret this data with other geophysical data in possession of the Company. This work is presently ongoing. Following integration and reinterpretation of the available data, URI will determine the necessity and scope of further geophysical surveys within the Columbus Basin Project. The results of the geophysical data studies will be combined with geological and geochemical sampling data (please refer to the News Release of February 22, 2017 for details) to guide our forthcoming exploration drilling program at the project. Water Rights URI subsidiary Lithium Holdings Nevada, LLC has submitted two water rights applications to the Nevada Division of Water Resources (NDWR). Unlike other basins in Nevada that are prospective for lithium brine development, water rights in the Columbus Salt Marsh basin are not over-allocated and there are significant groundwater resources available for appropriation through the water rights application process. Each water rights application submitted requests a 2 cubic foot per second (cfs) point of diversion, equating to a total of approximately 3,000 acre feet per year (af/yr) between the two applications. Although there is some uncertainty with all water rights application processes, the Company believes that one or both of the water rights applications can be approved by NDWR by the end of 2017. About URI’s Columbus Basin Project The Columbus Basin Project is located within the Columbus Salt Marsh Basin of western Nevada, approximately 45 miles (72 kilometers) west of the town of Tonopah, Nevada, 140 miles (227 kilometers) southeast of the city of Reno and 137 miles (221 kilometers) southeast of Tesla Motors’ “Gigafactory”. The Columbus Basin Project is approximately 27 miles (43 kilometers) northwest of the

The Columbus Salt Marsh is a closed drainage basin that covers an area of approximately 370 square miles (960 square kilometers) with a geologic setting that is dominated by lake and basin-fill sediments that have been past sources of borate and salt production. The basin is bounded on its south and east sides by Tertiary-age volcanic rocks, including some that are considered to be potential source rocks for lithium. The approximately 11,200 acre Columbus Basin Project was acquired through staking in 2016, and is 100% owned by URI through its subsidiaries. URI is presently advancing through a series of exploration activities to determine the potential of economic concentrations of lithium within the subsurface brines of the basin.

News http://www.asx.com.au/asx/statistics/displayAnnouncement.do?display=pdf&idsId=01836405

Der Bericht ist aber nicht neues oder hab ich was überlesen. Hieß es nicht heute 1 pm eastern time soll was passieren? Das wäre dann ja 19uhr unserer Zeit

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/uranium-resources-reports-2016-results-230756835.html

Nach 19 Uhr müsste es heute dann die Infos geben korrekt?

Knapp über 2 Langfristig gedacht mein Ziel.....(Jahre) Deswegen auch kein Nachkauf mehr, Limit ist erreicht. Hoffe es geht nächste Woche wieder etwas höher, uranpreis ist gestiegen. Überlege mir allerdings noch einen SL zu setzen. Bin aber kein Maßstab, noch relativ neu im Business :)

4 reichen mir voll und ganz

Ich bin sehr auf ein update zum Lithiumprojekt gespannt. Die ersten Ergebnisse sind immer noch lächerlich gering. Wie kommt ihr hier nur auf 20 Euro. Ja, Uran wird anziehen...bla... Bla.... Für mich überhaupt keine Begründung für 20 Euro Montag sollte was kommen. We will see

Bin auch dabei. 20€ wäre schon ne marke

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Ich bin vorhin mal rein...

Hat sich bisher nichts im Unternehmen verändert Bei 1,50 nachkaufen:-)

URI’s new business targets production of lithium from lithium salts from brines. This is typically the lowest cost type of processing. While the technologies are well known in some respects, it takes time for deposits to be discovered and developed, which should result in a supply deficit over the next few years. We believe that expected higher prices should encourage investment in the sector and bring new sources of production online over time. CRU International Limited expects long term lithium prices to stabilize at approximately $6,400 per metric ton and $9,400 per metric ton for lithium carbonate and lithium hydroxide, respectively. These are considerably higher than the historic prices for these products.