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2018
Paladin takes full control of Queensland uranium explorerBy:Creamer Media Senior Deputy Editor: Australasia URANIUM Dual-listed Paladin Energy has moved to take full control of junior uranium explorer Summit Resources, in which it already holds an 82.08% interest.
Paladin on Wednesday announced an off-market takeover offer for the remaining shares in the ASX-listed Summit, offering one new Paladin share for every one Summit share held.
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