The uranium industry has been on a real rollercoaster in 2024. Early in the year, uranium prices (UXM24) shot up past $100 per pound in January, a level we hadn’t seen since 2007, before dropping back below $90 per pound by the end of the first quarter.
This wild ride was driven by concerns over potential supply shortages following production cuts announced by major producer Kazatomprom. This price surge has positively impacted uranium mining companies, with Energy Fuels (UUUU) reporting the sale of 300,000 pounds of triuranium octoxide (U3O8) in Q1 2024 at an average realized price of $84.38 per pound, resulting in a gross profit margin of 56%.
However, analysts are divided on the outlook for Energy Fuels due to its recent diversification into rare earth elements (REE). This dual focus has sparked a lot of debate among analysts, making it a hot topic for investors.
The big question is: Will […]
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