Paladin Energy has linked up with the China National Nuclear Corporation in a $US190M joint venture deal for the development of its flagship Langer Heinrich uranium project in Namibia.
Under the agreement, which has been approved by both parties but awaits Chinese regulatory ticks, CNNC’s China Uranium Corporation will take 25% stake in the project.
An off-take component will allow CNNC to purchase its share of production at market rates, and may secure additional long-term supply agreements with Paladin.
The Australian miner, which last week secured a debt refinancing deal to reduce its financial pressures, says the JV agreement establishes a formidable partnership focused on global uranium production.
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