Areva signed a contract to supply Electricite de France (EDF) with uranium enrichment services. The contract is estimated to be worth more than 5 billion euro (about $6.5 billion). The services will be provided by the Georges Besse II enrichment plant.
Areva to supply enrichment services to EdF
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