Not sell it to the market doesn't necessarily exclude Making a supply contract to a utility.
It is logical that Sprott stockpile U3O8 and create long and short term contracts at prices substantially above what they are buying it from miners and potentially other ETF;s
Open marketing as in selling to a mine or another ETF defeats the purpose of Sprott unless they are in fear of Default on delivery though I suspect that they all hold Force Majeure clauses in their supply contracts.
I love contract Law as definitions are usually far more specific than one could suspect.
Please DYOR
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