Berkeley Energia Uranium Plant Application Denied by Spain; Shares Fall
November 29 2021 - 3:31AM
Dow Jones News
By Joe Hoppe
Berkeley Energia Ltd. shares fell Monday after it said that its
application to construct a uranium-concentrate plant as a
radioactive facility at its Salamanca project in Spain has been
rejected, and that it is considering legal options.
Shares in the uranium-mining company--which is listed in the
U.K., Australia and Spain--in London at 0845 GMT were down 1.75
pence, or 15% at 10.25 pence.
Berkeley said the Ministry for Ecological Transition and the
Demographic Challenge's rejection of the application follows an
unfavorable report against a grant from the Spanish Nuclear Safety
Council on July 12.
The company said that it rebuts the assessment, and that it has
addressed all of the technical issues raised with the report.
Berkeley claimed that the application was rejected without
following the legally established procedure, and that it believes
the ministry to have infringed regulations on administrative
procedures in Spain, as well as its right of defense. It said it
will defend its position and consider the range of legal options
available to it.
Write to Joe Hoppe at joseph.hoppe@wsj.com
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