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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.
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Cameco's (CCJ 0.98%) management styles the company as a "pure-play investment in the growing demand for nuclear energy," and with good reason. Its mix of uranium mining, nuclear fuel services, and 49% interest in atomic reactor and nuclear plant services company Westinghouse makes it the best stock to buy to play the revival of nuclear power right now.
Cameco's (CCJ 0.95%) share price has roughly doubled in value over the past year. Much of that gain has taken place since a rally started in April.
CCJ posts Q2 revenue growth of 47% and EPS rise of 410%, fueled by uranium volume gains and strong Westinghouse earnings.
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CCJ's Q2 net earnings soar 792% on Westinghouse gains, fueling a strong outlook and 45.2% year-to-date stock surge.
President Trump's executive order boosts U.S. nuclear energy, benefiting uranium producers like Cameco Corporation and excluding uranium from new tariffs. Growing demand for nuclear energy and rising geopolitical tensions are driving uranium demand, with projections of a 140% increase by 2050. Cameco is positioned as a leading uranium producer with top-tier assets and global operations, poised to capitalize on industry growth.
Shares of Cameco (CCJ -0.91%) have been in rally mode and for good reason. But before you simply rush out to join the crowd and buy the stock, you should step back.
Cameco Corporation (NYSE:CCJ ) Q2 2025 Earnings Conference Call July 31, 2025 8:00 AM ET Company Participants Cory Kos - Vice-President of Investor Relations Grant E. Isaac - Executive VP & CFO Heidi Shockey - Senior VP & Deputy CFO Timothy S.