Cameco Corp

CCO

Equity

ISIN null / Valor 680579

Toronto Stock Exchange (2026-04-02)

CAD 156.50+1.35%

Cameco Corp
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About company

Cameco Corp is a leading global supplier of uranium, playing a crucial role in the nuclear energy sector by providing the essential fuel for nuclear power generation. The company holds a strong competitive position due to its ownership of some of the world's largest high-grade uranium reserves and its low-cost production capabilities. Cameco's operations are primarily based in northern Saskatchewan, Canada, where it manages extensive land holdings for exploration and production. Additionally, the company has made significant investments across the nuclear fuel cycle, including stakes in Westinghouse Electric Company and Global Laser Enrichment, enhancing its ability to offer comprehensive nuclear fuel solutions. With its headquarters in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Cameco is a key player in the global nuclear industry, supplying utilities worldwide with the resources needed for safe and reliable carbon-free energy production.

Summarized from source with an LLMView SourceSector: Energy

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Key figures

157%1Y

342%3Y

624%5Y

Performance

52.1%1Y

46.2%3Y

48.4%5Y

Volatility

48945 M

Market cap (USD)

668,136

Daily traded volume (Shares)

75.3 / 73.5

1 day high/low (USD)

0.00 / 0.00

52 weeks high/low (USD)

01 January, 2022

Dividend ex-date

0.00

Dividend (USD)

0.00%

Dividend yield (p.a.)

0.002022

0.002023

0.002024

Est dividend (USD)

0.00%2022

0.00%2023

0.00%2024

Est dividend yield

10.00

P/E ratio

00.002022

00.002023

00.002024

Est P/E ratio

0.00

EPS (USD)

0.002022

0.002023

0.002024

Est EPS (USD)

Ratings & reviews

4.25

2 votes

Performance:

3.25

Innovation:

4.25

Society:

3.50

Nature:

3.25

Tommaso Nebuloni

United Kingdom, 21 Oct 2025

The company has investments across the nuclear fuel cycle, which is beneficial as we see a rise in demand for nuclear energy to meet datacentres' power demands. Also currently at a good entry point.