May 11 2021
As the uranium spot price rose 3.8% for the week, share prices of current and prospective uranium producers rose solidly
-Uranium equities outperform most indices
-Cameco and Kazatomprom production reports
-Uranium spot price rise by 3.8% for the week
By Mark Woodruff
Share prices of current and prospective uranium producers rose solidly last week. A contributing factor was the announcement by Sprott Asset Management and physical uranium investment vehicle Uranium Participation Corporation (UPC) of an agreement to modernise the UPC business structure and pursue a US listing. For further detail refer to last week’s article: https://www.fnarena.com/index.php/2021/05/04/uranium-week-new-uranium-investment-vehicle/
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16 April 2021
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The nuclear power industry and its supply chain already conforms with the environment, social and governance (ESG) principles being discussed by investors, delegates at the
World Nuclear Fuel Cycle forum heard on 14 April. However, speakers in a session on ESG investments in the nuclear fuel cycle called for the industry to be more vocal in getting this message across.
The panel in the ESG Investments in the Nuclear Fuel Cycle session of the World Nuclear Fuel Cycle forum
Opening the session, moderator Riaz Rizvi - a partner at Rice Capital Partners and former chief commercial officer for Kazatomprom - said there were three pillars to ESG. The environment pillar includes climate change, pollution and waste, and environment opportunities such as clean technology and green building. Water scarcity and biodiversity are some of the other factors that investors are really thinking about, he added. The social pillar covers human capital, stakeholder opposition a
Feb 16 2021
While the uranium spot price continues to move in a tight range, Cameco remains positive about long-term fundamentals for the uranium market.
-Demand for uranium is rising just as supply becomes uncertain
-The US returns to uranium conversion industry after five–year hiatus
-Uranium spot price falls marginally
By Mark Woodruff
Speaking at the company’s year-end results presentation, President and CEO of Cameco, Tim Gitzel, remained positive about the long-term fundamentals in the uranium market.
He noted momentum is building towards
non-traditional nuclear, such as small modular reactors and advanced reactors as well as recognition of nuclear energy s role in the