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The rise and rise of uranium

AN UNDERLYING deficit between supply and demand is flagged by those keen on the uranium sector as the key driver of a uranium price that has risen around 300% in past three years. However, not all agree and as always the question is where to from here? <b>Focus Feature by Michael Quinn</b>

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The rise and rise of uranium

A snapshot of the fundamentals shows the world’s existing nuclear reactors currently require 77,000 tonnes per annum of uranium oxide containing 66,000tpa of uranium. Around 60% of this reportedly comes...

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