Uranium and exploration company Denison Mines has announced a $15-million investment in F3 Uranium Corp, as it seeks to provide shareholders with exposure to what it describes as a top new uranium discovery. F3 is currently advancing the Patterson Lake North (PLN) property in the Athabasca basin.
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