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A draft policy would permit private companies to partner in Brazil's uranium sector. The state-owned nuclear firm must retain at least a 20 percent stake in each project. The measure appears in a document reviewed by Bloomberg.
Brazil plans to open its uranium mining sector to private investment through partnerships with companies, according to a draft policy seen by Bloomberg and reported by @business. The state-owned nuclear company would be required to keep at least a 20 percent stake in each venture.
The draft sets the framework for private participation while maintaining a minimum government holding in every project.
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