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African acquisition for Deep Yellow

URANIUM explorer Deep Yellow will have its foot on more than 2500 square kilometres of prospective ground near Paladin Resources' Langer Heinrich uranium project in Namibia, following the announcement today of a $26 million acquisition.

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African acquisition for Deep Yellow

Deep Yellow said it would acquire private Namibian group Reptile Investments Four for $2.58 million and cash and around $23.5 million in shares, delivering Perth-based Deep Yellow control of three contiguous...

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