 
 
Canada's Cameco, the world's biggest mining company, is set to come in India 
Cameco, which accounts for 15 percent of the world's uranium production, said that the civil nuclear deal  between the two countries have agreed to sign has opened "an exciting opportunity" for it. 
The universal giant, which has opened an office inHyderabad , it will sell not only uranium but also mining technology toward India. 
"India 's declared programme for the construction of new nuclear power plants is in second only to China  in its scope, so India 
"The nuclear deal withIndia 
Separately from supplying uranium toIndia 
Krahn said the group was "well-positioned withIndia 
Requested what kind of business volume he was looking at inIndia , he said: "India 
"It has announced procedures to increase this to a range of 21,000 to 29,000 megawatts by 2020, but it does not currently have the domestic uranium supply to support such a nuclear programme."
WhileIndia 
Cameco plans to twice its uranium production to 40 million pounds annually by 2018 to meet the demand fromIndia  and China . 
Hemant Shah of mining tools maker Cubex, which is stare at to supply equipment to the Uranium Corp ofIndia , said: "Canada India 
The Canada-India Foundation stated: "The nuclear agreement is a very encouraging development for Indo-Canadian relations. It strengthenIndia 
"Coming at the moment ofIndia 's significant economic growth , this partnership would definitely cover the way for greater economic co-operation between India  and Canada 
The universal giant, which has opened an office in
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"The nuclear deal with
Separately from supplying uranium to
Krahn said the group was "well-positioned with
Requested what kind of business volume he was looking at in
"It has announced procedures to increase this to a range of 21,000 to 29,000 megawatts by 2020, but it does not currently have the domestic uranium supply to support such a nuclear programme."
While
Cameco plans to twice its uranium production to 40 million pounds annually by 2018 to meet the demand from
Hemant Shah of mining tools maker Cubex, which is stare at to supply equipment to the Uranium Corp of
The Canada-India Foundation stated: "The nuclear agreement is a very encouraging development for Indo-Canadian relations. It strengthen
"Coming at the moment of
 
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