Uranium One Inc. (UUU: TSX : $2.32)
Target Raised to C$3.30 from C$3.20 by Credit Suisse
Target Cut to C$3 from C$4.20 by GMP Securities
Cut to Buy from Focus Buy by GMP Securities
Target Cut to C$3.75 from C$4.25 by Cormark Securities
Target Cut to C$3.60 from C$3.80 by UBS

Uranium One* (UUU : TSX : $2.19), Net Change: -0.34, % Change: -13.44%, Volume: 12,968,612
Not done yet? On Tuesday, Uranium One announced that its proposed deal with Russian state-controlled miner ARMZ
will propel the company into the top-five uranium producers in the world. However, Reuters reported Wednesday that ARMZ
has its sights set higher, breaking into the top-three. Reuters highlighted that ARMZ is eyeing more acquisitions in a bid to
become one of the world's top-three uranium producers after buying a controlling stake in Uranium One. ARMZ's director
general Vadim Zhivov told reporters Wednesday, "We view Uranium One as a company to ensure global growth for ARMZ and
therefore as a platform for mergers and acquisitions." Also on Wednesday, at least a couple analysts cut their target price on
Uranium One shares, questioning whether the deal will be approved. Analysts, while positive on the output growth the deal will
provide, said giving up a majority stake removes the takeover premium that has helped bolster the stock in the past, and some
wondered whether the deal would be approved by shareholders, according to Reuters.