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StocksUpdated×2•Originally published 14 April 2026•Updated 16 April 2026•

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Cameco Poised for Growth Amid Energy Supercycle and Rising Uranium Demand

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Key Facts

1Cameco has consistently grown revenue and return on invested capital.

2The uranium mining company owns a 49% stake in Westinghouse.

Cameco (CCJ) remains at the forefront of the uranium sector, bolstered by Goldman Sachs' latest model highlighting a persistent supply-demand mismatch over the next 20 years. Market sentiment is further strengthened by Ontario Power Generation completing the Darlington Refurbishment Project ahead of schedule, extending the plant's life by 30 years. Meanwhile, the AI energy race between the US and China is intensifying, with industry leaders warning that the US must accelerate infrastructure development for data centers. Recent milestones in Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) and India's thorium reactor reaching criticality underscore the global shift toward nuclear innovation. These developments complement Energy Fuels' (UUUU) strategy to ramp up production through 2025. Collectively, these factors reinforce the structural bull case for uranium as a critical component of the global energy transition.

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Version History

Version 2about 2 months ago

What changed: Updated the story to include Goldman Sachs' long-term supply-demand forecasts, the successful Darlington project completion in Canada, the impact of the AI energy race, and technical milestones in SMRs and India's thorium reactor.

Version 1about 2 months ago

What changed: The story was updated to include Energy Fuels' (UUUU) plans to boost production and sales through 2026 and expand long-term supply contracts.