Alligator Energy signs with Traxys in first step towards becoming a uranium producer

Alligator Energy signs with Traxys in first step towards becoming a uranium producer

ASX-listed Alligator Energy signs deal with global commodities trader Traxys. Picture: Getty Images share

Uranium and cobalt-nickel explorer, Alligator Energy (ASX:AGE) , has made the first step towards becoming a uranium producer, after announcing a strategic agreement with global commodities trader, Traxys.

The agreement saw Alligator forming an exclusive partnership with Traxys North America LLC, the US arm of the commodities trading group Traxys.

Under the deal, Traxys will provide a full scope of work for Alligator’s uranium project, which includes marketing services on future uranium production, long term off-take contracting, and project development financing.Traxys will also assist Alligator in project acquisition opportunities. Becoming a uranium producer Traxys is a well-known global player in the trading of metals, minerals and alloys, with a turnover exceeding US$6 billion annually.The company’s uranium trading division covers the regions of Americas, Europe, Australia and Asia, and transacts up to 15 million pounds of U308 annually. […]

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