EXT shares the same risk, but is comforted by being wrapped around with RIO.
Peter Strachan
AFS Licence N0. 259730
ph 0412 400952
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From: David Reid []
Sent: Friday, 15 May 2009 2:30 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: EXT v. BMN
Peter,
Please enlighten me as to why BMN, in Namibia, has political risk, while EXT, in Namibia, Rio's Rossing Mine, in Namibia do not?
Not to mention one of the newest uranium mines in the world, Langer Heinrich owned by PDN, has recently opened nearby. Namibia is way more uranium friendly than most Australian states.
Dave
wa buisness news, page-20
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