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People always overlook the fact that Cameco is part owner of a couple of nuclear power plants at Bruce Ontario. The Bruce nuclear power people have recently disclosed they are exploring the possibility of building a nuclear power plant or 2 in Alberta. If this comes to pass, Cameco will be part owner of that or those too.

People over look the mineral interests Cameco has in the middle east. Small, compared to the total earnings of the company, but a little gold production when the value of the commodity is up, should look good. I see the fact that acid is in short supply draws more press, and is apparantly more interesting. I suppose.......

People also overlook the fact that Cameco is a major producer of nuclear fuel. They buy some from Russia too, at a tidy profit.

I think the minor partners in projects like Cigar Lake are interesting too. One of the biggest electric power producers in Japan is a small partner in Cigar Lake, there are a couple of others. They put up some capital, and their nuclear fuel needs are assured and the price hedged, I like their thinking.]]> Sat, 22 Mar 2008 01:49:34 -0400
People always overlook the fact that Cameco is part owner of a couple of nuclear power plants at Bruce Ontario. The Bruce nuclear power people have recently disclosed they are exploring the possibility of building a nuclear power plant or 2 in Alberta. If this comes to pass, Cameco will be part owner of that or those too.

People over look the mineral interests Cameco has in the middle east. Small, compared to the total earnings of the company, but a little gold production when the value of the commodity is up, should look good. I see the fact that acid is in short supply draws more press, and is apparantly more interesting. I suppose.......

People also overlook the fact that Cameco is a major producer of nuclear fuel. They buy some from Russia too, at a tidy profit.

I think the minor partners in projects like Cigar Lake are interesting too. One of the biggest electric power producers in Japan is a small partner in Cigar Lake, there are a couple of others. They put up some capital, and their nuclear fuel needs are assured and the price hedged, I like their thinking.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/66461/comments?source=feed#comment-120506 120506 Fri, 29 Feb 2008 00:21:05 -0500