NEW YORK, April 30, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Wall Street Reporter Magazine has just published exclusive interviews with executives from Budget Waste Inc. (Pink Sheets:BDGW), UraMin Inc. (TSX:UMN) (AIM:UMN), and Wi-Fi TV Inc. (Pink Sheets:WTVI), companies that are taking an innovative approach to some of today's hottest business opportunities.
Jim Can, President and CEO of Budget Waste Inc. (Pink Sheets:BDGW) tells us how his company is updating the waste management business by integrating recycling and other environment-forward services into a solutions-oriented platform. "We don't want to be viewed as just a waste company," he tells Wall Street Reporter senior analyst Matt Schilling. "We want to be diversified and offering -- and doing -- something that hasn't been offered before."
In particular, Mr. Can provided commentary on the following topics:
* The full-spectrum service his company offers construction
companies, oilfield organizations, and other commercial customers.
* A recent contract to provide services to Bentall Real Estate
Services, one of North America's largest and most influential
property management companies, and what it means for Budget
Waste's efforts to expand into apartment buildings and other core
downtown markets.
* Another agreement, this one with Gryphon Waste Solutions, to
collect Gryphon's rhino bag products throughout Alberta. "This
allows them to have bags where they can have recycling for paper
as well as plastic and general garbage," Mr. Can says. "We are very
proud of having that agreement and are looking forward to the
future."
* How his personal mandate to generate additional strategic
alliances, service agreements, and M&A plays into expectations of
"nothing but growth" ahead.
"We will be growing very, very aggressively," he says. "We have done over 10 acquisitions over the next 12 months. We will try to do a lot more."
Uranium mining has gone from a moribund industry to white-hot sector in the last few years. Ian Stalker, CEO of UraMin Inc. (TSX:UMN) (AIM:UMN), tells WSR senior analyst Todd Santorelli how his company is expanding its production plans to around 8 million pounds of yellowcake per year starting in 2008. With uranium currently at around $113 a pound, expected mining costs in the $18 to $19 range indicate substantial cash flow ahead.
"We will be a major producer," Mr. Stalker says. "All in all, I think we are a pretty balanced company for short-term, medium-term, and long-term growth."
And as interactive technologies continue to transform the way global audiences produce and consume media products, Alex Kanakaris, Chairman and CEO of Wi-Fi TV Inc. (Pink Sheets:WTVI) tells us how his company is in position to provide the YouTube generation with a social entertainment experience.
"There has never been a better time for a site that does what Wi-Fi TV does," Mr. Kanakaris tells WSR senior analyst Killian Brandon. "There are many things you can view right now on Wi-Fi TV that you can't view on MySpace and YouTube, specifically watching hundreds of TV stations and chatting with other people while they watch the station, downloading the phone dialer for free and being able to make free calls."
All three interviews are now available at http://wallstreetreporter.com in streaming audio, MP3, and text format -- all free of charge.
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About Budget Waste Inc.
Budget Waste Inc. is a waste solutions company in Western Canada providing complete waste and recycling services to commercial, industrial, construction, homebuilding and residential clients.
About UraMin Inc.
UraMin Inc. is an international mining company established to acquire and develop uranium properties throughout the world. The company is currently focusing on the development of their advanced exploration project, the Trekkopje Uranium Project in Namibia. The group also plans to develop the Bakouma Project located in the Central African Republic, in which it holds a 90% interest. Preliminary evaluation work is also being conducted on the group's licensed properties in Chad and Mozambique. In addition, the group is attempting to secure mineral rights in the Beaufort West, Sutherland, and Springbok Flats districts of South Africa. The company also recently entered into an option agreement to acquire up to a 50% interest in exploration permits in the Athabasca Basin in Alberta, Canada, and continues to evaluate opportunities for the acquisition of additional uranium properties.
About Wi-Fi TV Inc.
Wi-Fi TV Inc. provides a new generation TV delivery platform that has a geographic sphere out-distancing any traditional cable or over-the-air TV broadcaster. Ownership of Wi-Fi TV Channels are for sale at $25,000 (full details are on the web site www.Wi-FiTV.com). The Wi-Fi TV Channel Sales Blog is at http://www.wi-fitvchannelsales.blogspot.com. Wi-Fi TV memberships are free at www.Wi-FiTV.com. The company was launched in 1995 and has been publicly traded since November 1997, and has been a pioneer in the delivery of video and books over the Internet.
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