will euch daher mal nichts vorenthalten und stell mal hier die Antwort zu meinen Fragen rein. UEC hat bisher immer geantwortet und ich bin mir fast sicher, daß hier schön typisch amerikanisch short selling betrieben wurde. Ist leider ne Rohstoffseuche. Sieht man ja an Gold. Der Soros verdient sicher wieder Milliarden Nun ja. Hier jedenfalls die Antworten (u.a. wurde gefragt, wie UEC bei neg. Cash Flow "überleben" will und ob eine KE geplant ist): Hi xxxxx, 1) Production increased in Q2 2013 to 48,000 pounds compared to 29,000 pounds from the previous quarter. We also reduced our loss per share in Q2 2013 so the figures were not ‘bad as usual’. 2) UEC generated Revenues of $2.1 million in Q2 2013, with a cash cost per pound sold of $31 excluding royalties. Cash cost per pound sold increased due primarily to lower production volume, however, rising production levels this quarter over the prior quarter are anticipated to reduce cash cost per pound sold in future quarter. Whilst UEC only made a small profit from this sale ($0.1 million) we are still able to make money despite the Uranium price being so low. Once the price of uranium increase and Goliad comes into production we will be able to generate more profit from sales as costs of production will be reduced and margins will be wider. 3) We will be doing a non-dilutive financing which will either consist of a uranium pre-sale or taking on a small amount of debt to get the Goliad mine into production. Once Goliad is in production it will reduce our costs, increase our amount of production and allow us to increase sales and make more money. We will not be issuing more capital stock as we feel our stock is vastly undervalued at the current price and feel it is very important not to dilute our shareholders’ positions. 4) As for the stock price disaster, the Dow Jones has been down dramatically all week on the back of weak Chinese economic data and weak earnings reports. As a result of this commodities have dropped significantly. These include but are not limited to: Gold, Silver, Oil and Copper. As you may have noticed, Gold shed almost $200 / ounce in the last week and has made investors extremely fearful of a return to recession. Added to this the price of uranium dropped $1.50 /lb. this week and ALL uranium stocks are down significantly as a result. (Cameco had dropped $2 / share this week) I apologise for my delayed response, as you can probably imagine with the stock performing the way it has in the last week, I have had numerous calls and emails to make and respond to. Attached is the our latest Quarterly and a research note in response to this from Dundee securities, who maintain a ‘buy’ rating and a 12 month target of $3.40 / share. Regards, John. |
