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Uranium prices have surged to decade highs of US$66.25/lb
Canadian giant Cameco’s production failings are among the reasons for the recent surge, with higher spot prices cancelling out supply issues to make the C$23.5b company a big winner
We look at three TSX and TSX-V companies who’ve outperformed Cameco’s share price gain in the past 12 months Our Canada Unearthed column wraps the news driving mining and exploration stocks listed in Canada, mostly on the TSX and TSX.V. With the dearth of investment in uranium supply since the Fukushima disaster, a nuclear meltdown which saw Japan shut its 50-strong reactor fleet for years and sent prices to long term lows, the wipeout of marginal pounds has made the role of a handful of major players in the uranium sector more pronounced.The biggest players in the market are Kazakhstan’s Kazatomprom, France’s Areva […]
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