Shares of uranium producers and nuclear technology providers extend losses after Kazakhstan, the world’s largest uranium ...

Uranium futures rose to $73.50 per pound this week, yet uranium mining stocks are plunging, with some of the biggest names ...

The national atomic company of Kazakhstan has announced plans for a roughly 10% cut in its uranium production in 2026, saying ...

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While long-term Uranium prices have remained stable despite the volatility in the market, the company doesn’t plan to return ...

Investing.com -- Energy Fuels (TSX: EFR) (NYSE: UUUU) stock plunged 18% as uranium-focused companies faced a broad selloff, ...

Kazakhstan, the world’s leading uranium producer, stands to benefit from a possible European transition from Russian gas to domestic nuclear power.

Kazakhstan contains the world's second-largest uranium reserves, estimated at 1.5 million tons. Until two years ago Kazakhstan was the world's No. 3 uranium miner, following Australia and Canada.

As we can see, Kazakhstan has only the world's third largest uranium reserves, with about 13% of the world's total. Australia has about 30% of the world's economically-recoverable uranium endowment.

Kazakhstan, producer of more than 20 000 tonnes of natural uranium per year, has welcomed security guidance recently developed by the IAEA. “It is difficult to overstate the importance and timeliness ...

Kazakhstan's government resigned after a week of social unrest, but turmoil in the country has intensified. Uranium and crude oil prices have spiked in the wake of the country's political upheaval.

Last year Kazakhstan was the world’s top producer of uranium, accounting for over a third of global production. The industry’s rapid expansion, plus the good quality of the uranium and the ...