As Gitzel folds in Hathor battle, Cameco continues to ‘scour world’ for targets
TORONTO (miningweekly.com) – In backing down from a bidding war with Rio Tinto for Canadian uranium junior Hathor Exploration, Cameco CEO Tim Gitzel showed impressive restraint after he brazenly bid for the company having spent barely two months in the corner office.
After announcing the decision on Monday morning, Gitzel spoke to Mining Weekly Online about the world’s biggest uranium miner’s plans now that Hathor is out of the picture.
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