There has been good periods for uranium in the past, most notably between 20, when the spot price peaked at over $100 per lb., and a lot of investors made substantial returns.

WeвЂ™ve got so many utilities out there that use uranium as fuel, so nuclear energy, and the demand has actually grown over the past 10-20 years.вЂќ вЂњItвЂ™s always been a question of when the prices come back up, not if the prices come back up. вЂњWith uranium markets, itвЂ™s been in the downturn for quite a while now,вЂќ Mr Sykes explains. Here Mr Sykes discusses the successful management team that has provided significant investor returns in the past in other ventures, the unique and innovative exploration methods designed to help the discovery of basement-hosted deposits go into development quickly and easily, and why now is the perfect time for investors to enter the uranium space. He has been directly and indirectly involved with the discovery of over 550m lbs of U 3 O 8 in the Athabasca basin. CEO James Sykes brings over fifteen years of Athabasca Basin uranium exploration experience to the team, most notably leading the discovery for NextGenвЂ™s Arrow deposit and providing invaluable work on HathorвЂ™s Roughrider deposits. has unique properties and uses innovative ideas for exploring the prolific high-grade Athabasca Basin uranium district.ДЇounded in 2020 and listed on the TSX Venture Exchange (TSX-V:FIND), Baselode Energy is a micro-cap with a market cap of $14 million as of July 20 th 2020. A new company in the high-grade uranium exploration industry, Baselode Energy Corp.

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