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TORONTO, March 14, 2013 – AGORACOM, a leading online financial community focusing on the small-cap and mid-cap markets, is pleased to announce details of the upcoming AGORACOM Online Uranium Conference. Open to investors around the world, the conference will feature online presentations from small-cap public companies and industry experts, including online Q&A sessions.
The online format of the Uranium Conference provides investors from outside traditional “conference cities” with an opportunity to fully participate in the process by watching presentations and interacting with conference participants – all from the comfort of their computers.
George Tsiolis, Founder of AGORACOM, stated “Our participating Uranium companies and experts are truly pioneers for having the vision to recognize that online conferences remove all barriers to participation, which brings together the largest possible audience of investors from around the world.”
During the presentation, Mr. Cox focused on three main points:
Overall 2011 was a weak year for fundraising, especially since March when the tsunami hit Japan. The market saw a seasonal slowdown due to effects of the tsunami, European debt, and fears of a double-dip recession in the U.S.
At PDAC 2012, Oreninc's MD, Benjamin Cox, presented a detailed overview of not only the financing environment for Canadian juniors, but also the general financing market environment.
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