USEC's management is once again struggling to keep investors happy, expect another outfit to give it a go.

ECONOMIST: Nuclear fuel

USEC's investors were no more pleased with its performance than was Mr Falkenrath.

ECONOMIST: Nuclear fuel

USEC's uranium, have become increasingly efficient and are now operating close to capacity.

ECONOMIST: Nuclear fuel

Mitchell also dislikes USEC, the lone domestic uranium enricher, formerly government owned.

FORBES: Magazine Article

In the 1990s USEC worked on the method GE is now perfecting but decided it wouldn't be ready soon enough to replace its gaseous diffusion plant.

FORBES: Energy & Genius

USEC's need to operate on commercial grounds, the company rejected Russian offers for accelerated deliveries of enriched uranium, missing an extraordinary opportunity to reduce the number of Russian warheads.

ECONOMIST: Nuclear fuel

Mitchell has stocks in four veteran nuke companies and one upstart, UEX, on his buy list, but steers clear of two fledgling issues and one former government entity, USEC (see table).

FORBES: Going Nuclear

USEC's shares: the possibility of takeover.

ECONOMIST: Nuclear fuel

USEC's turnaround began last December.

ECONOMIST: Nuclear fuel

USEC's enrichment plants under contract.

ECONOMIST: Nuclear fuel