seriously guys get over your loss in mky, cuu is certainly a...

seriously guys get over your loss in mky, cuu is certainly a completely different company then mky.

MKY 3years ago.

Management; Alan Blood as a side project/hobby.
Tenements; Uranium Exclusively in Queensland (a state where Uranium can't even be mined).
Exploration; Collecting Rock Chip Samples.
Major Holder; Alan Blood.

CUU today

Management;
Stephen N McCaughey; (Fulltime Managing Director)Exploration Geologist with 19 years experience including 14 years with BHP.

Phillip Harman: Professional geophysicist who spent more than 30 years working for BHP Billiton in minerals exploration in a broad number of roles including Chief Geophysicist, Manager Discovery of Technology, Exploration Manager in both South America and Western Australia.

Michael C Raetz: Exploration geologist with 35 years experience in exploration for base and precious metals and uranium, 29 years with BHP exploration division.

Hyansoo Kim ; With SK Energy since 1994, the largest energy and petrochemical company in Korea. Currently the Managing Director of SK Australia Pty. Ltd.

Peter J Nightingale (Chairman); For the past 20 years, been responsible for the financial control, administration, secretarial and in-house legal functions of a number of private and public listed companies in Australia, the USA and Europe.

Richard Edwards - Company Secretary

Tenements; Pretty much the best potential Uranium Tenements in the best potential regions in Australia, most notably the South Australians Frome Embayment, other too many to list and then theres the Bauxite and Geothermal Interests.

Exploration; Most Uranium Tenements already AEM surveyed, drilling to restart or commence within months on many. AEM surveys about to be undertaken (funded by Geoscience Australia) on new successful tenement applications.

Major Holder; SKEnergy Huge Multi Billion Dollar Energy Company (Korea's Largest). Not only injecting exploration dollars but also signing up (to pay at market price) 20% of any Uranium CUU discovers. Has made it know it'll back CUU all the way from exploration to production (ie not being just about profit but looking to the future to tie up future uranium resources). Even adding its Australian Managing director to the board.

CUU now and MKY 3 years ago are too totally different companies, in management, tenements (even regions), major holders, even different name and asx ticker and every single other aspect.......well except basically you 2 fossil holders ;)


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Landslide.