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Paladin's bleeding continues at Langer Heinrich

PALADIN Energy will be very much hoping it is bumping along the bottom after reporting its second consecutive gross loss of more than US$17 million for the half year ending December.

Michael Quinn
Paladin's bleeding continues at Langer Heinrich

Paladin spent $31.24 per pound producing 1.71 million pounds of uranium in December period at the 75% owned Langer Heinrich operation in Namibia, with that output sold for an average of $21.82/lb. Meanwhile...

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