Canada Nears $2.8 Billion Uranium Deal to Power India’s Nuclear Plants

Canada nears $2.8 billion uranium deal to power India’s nuclear plants

The landmark agreement, expected to be finalised soon, signals deeper civil nuclear cooperation between India and Canada, with fuel supply from Cameco Corp. over the next decade.

India–Canada CEPA talks: Ottawa close to $2.8-billion uranium deal with India, says report

Canada is nearing a $2.8 billion uranium export deal with India, potentially lasting 10 years, as trade talks resume.

India, Canada close to seal $2.8 billion uranium deal: Report

Canada and India are close to finalizing a significant uranium export deal worth approximately US$2.8 billion. This ten-year agreement, if concluded, will see Canada's Cameco Corp. supply uranium to India. The deal is part of a broader nuclear cooperation effort.

Canada-India: A $2.8 Billion Nuclear Agreement in the Making

Canada-India: A $2.8 Billion Nuclear Agreement in the Making In a significant development, Canada and India are reportedly close to sealing a $2.8 billion deal for the export of uranium, according to reliable sources cited by the Globe and Mail. This agreement, which could last for a decade, involves Canada's Cameco Corp. supplying uranium to India.The move is seen as part of broader efforts by the two nations to enhance nuclear cooperation. The…

$2.8B uranium deal thaws Canada-India frozen nuclear trade relations

A planned US$2.8 billion uranium export deal between Canada and India would anchor a broader reset in nuclear and trade relations after a two-year diplomatic rupture and mark a step change from their last uranium contract in 2015. People familiar with the talks say the pact being finalized in Ottawa would run for about 10 years, with terms still subject to modification before the formal announcement. Under the prospective deal, Canada’s Cameco w…

Canada and India Near Historic $2.8 Billion Uranium Agreement

Canada is preparing to unveil a multibillion-dollar uranium export agreement with India, marking the strongest sign yet that the two countries are rebuilding ties after a two-year diplomatic freeze. Two people familiar with the negotiations revealed that the deal, valued at roughly US$2.8 billion, would run for up to a decade and position Canadian producer Cameco (TSX:CCO,NYSE:CCJ) as a long-term supplier to India’s expanding nuclear power secto…