Hertz Energy to Spin Off Uranium Assets Amid Nuclear Energy Surge

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Hertz Energy Inc. (CSE: HZ) has officially announced its decision to spin out its uranium assets into a new stand-alone entity named Hertz Uranium. This move, which follows an extensive review by the company’s board and advisors, is aimed at unlocking greater value for shareholders and focusing Hertz Energy’s resources on its premier lithium projects in Quebec, Canada.

Hertz Energy’s announcement comes at a time when uranium is gaining significant global interest, bolstered by its rising prices and the nuclear energy renaissance. We believe our uranium assets need to be in a stand-alone public company to fully realize their potential and to provide appropriate value to our shareholders. CEO Kal Malhi The reorganization includes the Cominco Uranium Project in Nunavut, Canada, and the Namibian Uranium Exclusive Prospecting License Applications . By transferring these assets to Hertz Uranium, the company aims […]

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