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Cameco keeps 2026 uranium output intact, protects contract value and ties Westinghouse's 91-reactor AP1000 pipeline to durable fuel-cycle demand.

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Despite a year-over-year earnings dip, Cameco Corp (CCJ) leverages decade-high uranium prices, a robust contract portfolio, and a growing AP1000 pipeline to position for sustained growth.

Westinghouse Electric says it plans to start construction on 10 new reactors in the U.S. by 2030. Its IPO could be a blockbuster.

Cameco (NYSE:CCJ) said its 2026 annual plan remains intact as it navigates temporary operational disruptions at its Saskatchewan uranium assets and sees strengthening conditions in long-term uranium contracting and nuclear-power development. Chief Executive Officer Tim Gitzel said the company is on

Nuclear power pioneer Westinghouse Electric Company has taken the initial step toward going public by submitting a confidential Form S-1 draft registration statement to the U. S.

Nuclear technology and services supplier Westinghouse Electric has confidentially filed a draft registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission for a proposed initial public offering of its common stock

The site covers approximately 35,029ha across 22 mineral claims in the Athabasca Basin in northern Saskatchewan, Canada.

Investing.com -- Cameco Corp. (TSX: CCO; NYSE: CCJ) reported second quarter results that beat revenue expectations but fell short on earnings, with shares rising 3.3% premarket following the announcement.

Investing.com -- Westinghouse Electric Company has confidentially submitted a draft registration statement on Form S-1 with the Securities and Exchange Commission for a proposed initial public offering of its common stock, the nuclear technology and services supplier said Friday.

Cameco’s upcoming Q2 2026 earnings call on July 31 follows growing attention on its dual role as a uranium producer and 49% owner of reactor builder Westinghouse. This ownership ties Cameco directly to the proposed U.S.-Saudi nuclear agreement, which could expand long-term demand for Westinghouse’s reactors and related nuclear services if it proceeds. We’ll now explore how Cameco’s exposure to potential U.S.-Saudi reactor projects via Westinghouse could reshape its long-term investment...

Cameco’s exposure to U.S. Saudi nuclear deal through Westinghouse Cameco (TSX:CCO) is in focus after attention turned to its 49% stake in Westinghouse, which is supplying reactor technology central to the proposed U.S. Saudi nuclear cooperation deal. The potential agreement would permit U.S. companies to sell reactor technology and nuclear equipment into Saudi Arabia through Westinghouse. It remains subject to feasibility work as well as U.S. congressional and regional political...

Nuclear energy generation is expected to rise significantly.

Cameco isn’t just benefiting from higher uranium demand. It also owns part of the company building the reactors behind the next wave of nuclear growth.

LEU's Q2 report could reflect uranium price gains offset by weaker SWU volumes and rising costs, with earnings and revenues expected to decline year over year.

US-Saudi nuclear deal could reshape the energy landscape. See how nuclear ETFs may offer diversified exposure to companies positioned to benefit.

IPO Edge hosted a fireside chat with Noble Plains Uranium Corp. (TSXV: NOBL.V) (OTC: NBLXF) President and Chief Executive Officer Drew Zimmerman, moderated by IPO Edge Editor-in-Chief John Jannarone and Editor-at-Large Jarrett […]

IPO Edge hosted a fireside chat with Noble Plains Uranium Corp. (TSXV: NOBL.V) (OTC: NBLXF) President and Chief Executive Officer Drew Zimmerman, moderated by IPO Edge Editor-in-Chief John Jannarone and Editor-at-Large Jarrett […]

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CCJ faces lower Q2 revenue and earnings expectations, but its long-term contracts and nuclear fuel strategy keep the stock in focus ahead of results.

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Cameco (CCJ) doesn't possess the right combination of the two key ingredients for a likely earnings beat in its upcoming report. Get prepared with the key expectations.

SMR is pursuing major U.S. and Romania projects, but funding, weak revenues and dilution remain key hurdles.

Cameco’s share price has delivered very strong gains over the past five years, yet the stock now screens as expensive on broad valuation checks. This sets up a clear tension between past returns and what investors are currently paying for the business. Over the last five years, Cameco has returned very close to 5x for shareholders, which puts extra focus on whether the current price already reflects much of that success. The recent restart of production at the Cigar Lake uranium mine can...

In the latest trading session, Cameco (CCJ) closed at $90.37, marking a +1.91% move from the previous day.

Uranium miners are selling off hard while the commodity itself barely flinches, and that disconnect points to a specific pressure point that will determine whether URA recovers or breaks further.

These two nuclear energy stocks offer very different paths to long-term growth from a $5,000 investment.

Amid a 2026 nuclear-sector sell-off, ETFs like NLR, URNM, and URA offer investors exposure to uranium miners and nuclear power stocks, each with distinct holdings, fees, and dividend yields.

The agreement covers 22 claims across roughly 35,029ha of mineral tenure.