Recently, Fission Uranium CEO Dev Randhawa was interviewed by Stock Radio where he discussed Fission’s background, PLS and the global demand for uranium, which he asserts is rising.
Fission’s past, present and future
Dev introduces Fission Uranium as a “son of a son of a son” – indicating Fission’s extensive history since 1996. He discusses Fission’s niche, which is to “take raw land, find uranium on it, develop it and then sell it.” He goes on to say that Fission’s primary business is “exploring and developing uranium assets in Canada.”
Dev Randhawa, Fission CEO
Dev discusses the PLS (Patterson Lake South) project in Saskatchewan, the potential of the project and the positive outlooks given by independent parties of the project. He explains that confidence in PLS has allowed Fission to sell just under 20% of the company to CGN Mining.
Dev talks about the project location and specifically the basin itself and the quality of the available resources at PLS. He discusses the next steps in terms of the PLS project and highlights that there have been more difficulties with the spot price of uranium as opposed to the project itself.
Thoughts on Uranium
Dev’s thoughts on the price of uranium leads him to discuss the wider issues concerning the price of uranium, including the reluctance to buy uranium when it’s cheaper in price. Dev remarks that it’s “our biggest frustration.”
Presentation on PLS
In parallel to his interview, Dev recently presented at a recent uranium conference in San Francisco, California. In his presentation, Dev discusses PLS and the progress that’s been made during the project as well as future plans.
Dev Randhawa and Fission Uranium
Dev Randhawa is the founding Chairman and CEO of Fission Uranium. He has won numerous awards for his work in the industry, including Northern Miner Magazine ‘Mining Person of the Year 2013’ and as part of the Fission team, Mining Journal Excellence Award 2015 for Exploration.
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