Buoyed by supply risks and robust long-term demand prospects, uranium spot prices topped $100 per pound in early 2024. Despite a recent pullback, miners and analysts unanimously believe that the long-term upward trend in uranium prices will persist.
Last month, the world’s largest uranium producer, Kazakhstan’s Kazatomprom revealed during an earnings conference call that they anticipate a supply shortfall of 21 million pounds by 2030, which is projected to grow to 147 million pounds by 2040. Additionally, Cameco issued a warning indicating supply challenges in the coming years. Together, these two companies account for half of the global supply.
Justin Huhn, an analyst at Uranium Insider, stated that the reason for the bullish uranium price outlook is quite simple: demand far exceeds supply. The upward trend in uranium prices indicates a brighter future for uranium miners and stocks, and is likely to drive up the prices of related exchange-traded funds (ETFs). […]
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