Cameco Corporation (CCJ) News
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- $87.12
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- -2.19%
- Next earnings
- 2026-11-04
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last 30 daysCameco's pullback offers a cheaper way to bet on nuclear growth.
Cameco's stock has fallen from $134 to $85, but that drop could be an opportunity for investors looking to invest in nuclear power.
Cameco has delivered a 26% annual return over the past decade.
Chevron is near all-time highs, but Cameco could have plenty of upside in the coming years.
The uranium miner's stock is slipping as interest rates rise.
Cameco and Centrus Energy offer very different ways to invest in nuclear fuel. One critical trade-off could determine which stock better fits your portfolio.
Cameco, Constellation Energy, and Vistra will all benefit from the AI-driven nuclear boom.
Cameco boasts a 16.9% net margin and strong free cash flow, while MP Materials burns cash despite major GM and Apple contracts.
Westinghouse's IPO could unlock significant value for its owners.
Nuclear energy is enjoying a resurgence, and these two stocks should benefit.
Cameco's stake in Westinghouse could be a strong tailwind for the stock as nuclear energy enjoys a resurgence.
Cameco generates $775M in free cash flow with a 17% net margin, while USA Rare Earth burns cash as it scales. The valuation gap tells a starkly different investment story.
Cameco is a supplier to the global nuclear energy sector, with its Blind River facility being a key asset in the refining space.
Cameco boasts nearly $780M in free cash flow and a 16.9% net margin, while MP Materials burns cash despite high-profile partnerships.
Cameco generates $779M in annual free cash flow with a fortress balance sheet, while TMC burns cash in pursuit of unproven deep-sea technology.
Cameco's operations are integral to the future of nuclear power.
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