By Contributing EditorOctober 8, 2018

Talking uranium Down Under

The Mike Alkin Show

The subject of nuclear power can stir up quite a bit of emotion… and the same goes for its feedstock, uranium. Some investors love it.Some investors hate it.But Australian uranium developer Vimy Resources fully intends to play a role in the future of nuclear power…My guest today is Vimy CEO Mike Young. Join us for an on-point discussion about what’s in store for the macro uranium market.

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Topics discussed:

Complications in the uranium market
Understanding spot pricing
Supply and demand dynamics
Mulga Rock (Vimy’s project in Australia)

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