TAILS RE-ENRICHMENT PROGRAM TO BOOST USEC 2012 REVENUE MORE THAN $300M

Following the finalization of a program to have USEC re-enrich some of the Department of Energy’s uranium hexafluoride tails, USEC updated its financial projections yesterday to increase its anticipated revenue for 2012 by between $300 million and $400 million.…

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