Cameco Corporation Stock News

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Nuclear power is making a strong comeback, driven by an insatiable demand for energy from companies across the globe. Data centers are at the forefront of this energy revolution, with tech giants like Microsoft and Meta Platforms turning to nuclear energy providers to secure their future power needs.

Strong demand and disruptions to supply have restored investor interest in uranium, which has outperformed most other commodities over the past month, and could keep rising.

SASKATOON, Saskatchewan--(BUSINESS WIRE)---- $CCJ #cameco--Cameco (TSX: CCO; NYSE: CCJ) provided an operational update today regarding its 2025 production plans. Development delays in transitioning the McArthur River mine to new mining areas are expected to defer the extraction of pounds planned in 2025 and therefore impact our 2025 production forecast. However, strong performance at the Cigar ...

Canada-based Cameco has operations from the start to the end of the nuclear-energy supply chain.

Nuclear energy is experiencing a resurgence, and Cameco (CCJ 2.05%) is well positioned for the renewed interest. Since the beginning of the year, the stock has surged by 46%, fueled by a wave of investor optimism surrounding the future of nuclear power.

Shares of Cameco (CCJ 5.40%), a Canadian uranium mining company, jumped 3.9% through noon ET on Friday -- and the reason is anybody's guess.

Cameco (CCJ 1.31%) controls some of the world's richest uranium resources and is expanding into reactor technology just as AI's massive power needs ignite nuclear demand. With a global supply deficit and new growth drivers, this stock could have more room to run.