The Oregon Group Report Forecasts 10-year Bull Market for Uranium

TORONTO, Nov. 10, 2022 /PRNewswire/ – Uranium is at the start of a 10-year bull market, according to a new report. The Oregon Group forecasts the uranium market will be positively impacted by a large net increase in global nuclear reactors, which require uranium as fuel. The report examines key drivers behind this growth, including decarbonization, commercialization of small modular reactor technology, and energy security. Additionally, analysis of the uranium market points to a major reduction in current global stockpiles, a lack of near-term uranium production, and the potential for a supply crunch.

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The uranium market has recently exited a 10-year downturn, during which mines were shut down, development projects stalled, and numerous exploration companies ran out of money. As uranium prices have risen, mine restarts have been announced. However, dwindling reserves and grades at existing producers, and the lack of advanced development projects, means that […]

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