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News articleYahoo Finance· February 23, 2026

Centrus Energy vs Cameco: Which Uranium Stock Has an Edge Right Now?

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Centrus Energy vs Cameco: Which Uranium Stock Has an Edge Right Now? Centrus Energy LEU and Cameco CCJ are both well-positioned to benefit from the accelerating global shift toward nuclear energy…
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  • HALEU opportunity is estimated at $8 billion per year by 2035

    80% confidence
  • Centrus Energy is the only licensed producer of HALEU in the Western world

    80% confidence
  • Cameco accounted for 15% of global uranium production in 2025

    80% confidence
  • Plans capital deployment of $350-$500 million in 2026 to support industrial buildout tied to centrifuge manufacturing expansion

    80% confidence
  • Secured contracts to sell about 230 million pounds of uranium to 39 customers and roughly 83 million kilograms of UF6 conversion to 33 customers

    80% confidence
  • Extending Cigar Lake's mine life to 2036 and ramping up output at McArthur River and Key Lake toward their licensed annual capacity of 25 million pounds

    80% confidence
  • For 2026, uranium revenues are projected at CAD 2.54-2.73 billion, based on an average realized price of CAD 85.00-89.00 per pound

    80% confidence
  • From a price performance standpoint, earnings visibility and upward estimate momentum, Cameco is the more appealing option at the moment, albeit at a premium valuation

    80% confidence
  • Aims to leverage multi-billion-dollar expansion to address more than $2.3 billion in contingent LEU sales contracts with both domestic and international customers

    80% confidence
  • Both Centrus Energy and Cameco currently have a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold)

    80% confidence
  • For 2026, expects 9.5-10 million pounds of uranium from Cigar Lake and 10.0-11.5 million pounds from McArthur River/Key Lake

    80% confidence
  • Targeting 12 metric tons of HALEU production per year sometime after 2030, with at least some HALEU production by the end of the decade

    80% confidence

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