Areva in the news

Kazakhstan is considering a capital investment in Areva.

A senior executive confirms that irregularities at Areva's Le Creusot factory do not necessitate reactor closures, as shown in a 2017 foundry photograph.

An image captured on September 25, 2013, displays the Tamgak open-air uranium mine at Areva's Somair facility in Arlit, Niger.

Edouard Philippe, a potential presidential candidate, faces scrutiny over his past financial dealings, including his role at Areva and a reprimand from a transparency authority.

Areva will stand trial for negligence and safety failures following the 2010 Al-Qaeda kidnapping of seven employees at a uranium mine in Niger.

French nuclear giant Areva will face trial for endangering employees following the 2010 AQMI kidnapping of seven staff members at its Niger mining site.

Areva faces a criminal trial in France for negligence regarding the 2010 kidnapping of its employees in Niger.

A French court has ordered a trial for Areva over its failure to protect employees kidnapped by terrorists at a Niger uranium mine in 2010.

French courts have ordered Areva to stand trial for negligence regarding the 2010 kidnapping of its employees at a Niger uranium mine.

Areva faces a correctional trial for allegedly downplaying a terrorist threat that led to the 2010 kidnapping of seven employees in Niger, with former hostage Thierry Dol seeking truth and accountability.

A French court has ordered Areva to stand trial for negligence regarding the 2010 kidnapping of its employees at a uranium mine in Niger.

significant financial losses and the failure of major nuclear projects are forcing Areva to implement massive layoffs.

EDF is taking a majority stake in Areva's reactor business through a 2 billion euro deal backed by the French government.

EDF is taking a majority stake in Areva's nuclear reactor division via a 2 billion euro investment backed by the French government.

French senators are questioning the government's decision to have EDF take over Areva's nuclear reactor division.

Siemens is challenging a contractual clause in its joint venture with Areva by appealing to EU antitrust regulators.

Areva increased its 2013 revenue to 9.3 billion euros driven by strong uranium sales despite a falling order backlog.

Sébastien Lecornu announced extended aid for truckers, fishermen, and farmers to combat rising fuel prices, while Anne Lauvergeon criticized the lack of industrial support.

Former Areva president Anne Lauvergeon criticizes the government's lack of industrial support, as aid for truckers, fishermen, and farmers is extended due to fuel price increases.

Areva's uranium mining in Niger significantly impacts farming and water resources, necessitating sustainable practices and remote sensing technologies to mitigate environmental and community risks.