[miningmx.com] – RIO Tinto’s Namibian uranium miner, Rossing Uranium, is likely to cut more jobs as it seeks to cope with reduced demand and lower ore grades, said Bloomberg News.
“It is very likely that we will cut jobs,’ Rossing Uranium MD, Werner Duvenhage, said in an interview with the newswire service. “How many people we will lay off, we don’t know yet,’ he said.
Rossing fired 276 workers last year as demand for the metal used in nuclear power stations weakened around the world after Japan’s Fukushima atomic meltdown in 2011, said Bloomberg News.
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