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Paladin in talks with lenders as debt repayment deadline looms and mine sale is delayedBy:Creamer Media Senior Deputy Editor: Australasia URANIUM Uranium miner Paladin Energy has initiated discussions with key stakeholders, including certain of its convertible bond holders, regarding its upcoming debt repayments as the planned sale of a stake in its mine in Namibia has been delayed.
The miner has to repay $212-million at the end of April.
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