Merger Mania's next target
By Andrew Mickey
Recent merger activity has made a lot of money for investors over the past few months. Just look at the digital advertising market. All the major tech companies like Microsoft and Google are shelling out billions just to stay competitive.
But there is one sector that merger activity is just starting to pick up on: uranium. By now I’m sure you’ve heard how dire the uranium market is getting. Just this week, uranium prices tacked on another $10 per pound, which means a pound of the radioactive metal now trades for $125.
Again, just like in the Internet and technology world, it’s going to be a battle for survival. When it comes to survival, the bigger the better. And now, uranium companies are joining up to ensure they can make it through the eventual fallout in the uranium industry.
Bayswater (BAY:TSXV) announced it will be acquiring U.S. uranium company Kilgore Minerals. And earlier in the week, the largest uranium producer in the world, SXR Uranium One (SXR:TSX), announced it will be picking up U.S. uranium mining company Energy Metals (EMU:NYSE).
Keep in mind that SXR Urnanium One has merged its way to the top. The company is a combination of Southern Cross Resources, Uranium One and Urasia Energy. Now, it’s adding Energy Metals to its successful lineup of worldwide uranium producers.
Clearly, the major uranium companies are aggressively upping their hold on the future producers of the uranium market and will keep the price high for years to come.
However, there’s still a problem. If you can’t enrich uranium, it’s completely useless. Only one small company has a solution to this problem, and this company just landed an exclusive contract with one of the largest power companies on the planet.
But here’s the kicker: This energy giant quietly snuck this technological innovation across the Pacific into North Carolina a few months ago. And right now, this multibillion-dollar energy giant’s top engineers are working away at using this technology to solve the problem.
Why are they working so hard? It’s because it could absolutely dominate this growing demand for uranium enrichment.
As you might expect, the details of this nuclear energy program are kept under lock and key. However, every six months they provide the world with an update and the stock price of the company that originally developed this technology jumps.
We’re only a few weeks away from the next update. Don’t miss out on your chance to get in on this small, unknown company. It won’t be an unknown for much longer. Read the full report here.
That’s all for now,
Andrew Mickey
Editor in chief, BreakAway Investor
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