agm questions, page-5

Excellent list there SP3

I will add a few. Some are a bit long winded (yes yes I know same as my posts;)

We need those who are going to the AGM to start collating these and deciding on lists etc.

1. Pribram has been mentioned as possibly getting to the trial mining stage in the first half of 2008. How would this compare to a regular mining operation in regards to tonnages?
What does the company assume might be there and what is it worth to the company?
Is it probable that Pribram would be in full production in 2008?
How long could an operation like this continue?

2. Why continue with Czech appeals and review of existing data when the message has been a resounding no to mining?

3. The advanced project in Uzbekistan spoken of 1 year ago. Please explain.

4. Realistically what time frames could be expected for mining an operation in Bulgaria/Kazakhstan/Uzbekistan once acquired?

5. What of the opportunities in USA and Africa...and 'elsewhere'?

6. Once Ukraine projects are acquired will the AIM listing be forthcoming.

7. 12 months ago Managing Director, you spoke of Uran with 2 projects in Ukraine onboard, an advanced project in Uzbekistan onboard, production in 2007 an AIM listing, AND a market cap in line with those acquisitions and developments.
Clearly you have known for sometime the dimensions and value of these projects.
Where do you see the market cap of Uran in 2008 based on your 2006 predictions?

8. The companys communications to shareholders in 2007 has been unclear and at times non existent. The company has failed on any number of occasions to update shareholders on developments...and apparent non developments of earlier projects. The companys share price has been punished as a result of these stalled developments and a lack of disclosure.
Examples include: Ukraine/Discovery/Uzbekistan/Rozna.

9. In 18 months the company has not secured one project. The share price has retreated from previous highs above $1.60 to current levels below 30 cents.
Relative to its peers Uran is in the bottom 10% in the sector.
The company clearly doesnt seem to want to take full responsibility or even explain this to shareholders. Macro factors generally are to blame.
With declassification/secrecy lifted in Ukraine, elections completed AND a uranium price that appears to have bottomed out around $75 isnt it about time management took responsibility of its shortcomings?

10. The current market cap is just $14 million. What do you think Uran is worth based on the last 18 months of negotiations and relationships developed over that time?
Do you support the views of Michael Kiernan at the recent EGM stating that 1 deal could see the share price go to $5 and 2 deals perhaps $10?
If yes Why?
If No why...AND..what would you value the company at as a result of an acquisition... say for example in Ukraine...OR a Pribram?

11. Have you thought of changing your hairstyle when in Ukraine to the traditional one demonstrated by Tymoshenko?

12.How much of the recent 800k spend was on safari expenses in Africa and Vodka in CIS?