Another investor presentation touting Haagan as (potentially) the world's lowest cost producer at roughly $13 a pound after by product credits. Begs the question then as to why a major like Areva passed it over? If the economics are so robust and the resource so massive, why did they walk?
Also note the management shakeup following the announcement, make of that what you will...
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