Lock in contract is used when financiers is more risk adverse with the underlying commodity. having no debt at all is great so we could maximise the upside of the equation. Unless the world decided to ban nuclear, we should be able to see uranium prices increase significantly now that Japan has pledged to restart its entire nuclear fleet.
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