Uranium: Yellowcake for Dessert?


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Uranium BPC Desk Note 06.11.25

 

As a myriad of global catalysts begin to unfold, as well as a spot price that continues to gain momentum - we look to the uranium sector as a potential candidate for outperformance.

Year to date, the current U.S. Administration has enforced a series of policy changes that are reshaping the sector’s fundamental supply and demand dynamics. These changes have introduced powerful new tailwinds, establishing what we believe to be one of the most compelling entry points for investors in recent years.

In this note, we outline the latest developments shaping the uranium space and pick two companies operating in a tier-1 jurisdiction that have the potential to emerge as key beneficiaries. 

 

Investor Highlights

  • Uranium Spot Prices continue to edge higher year-to-date, supported by reductions in production and output guidance.

  • Multiple U.S Executive Orders and Government Initiatives including an $80bn deal with Westinghouse Electric (partly owned by Cameco) - newfound government support acts as a catalyst for U.S uranium equities, providing investors with visibility on support for domestic production.

  • Continued reduction of short interest in ASX uranium equities - evolving sentiment as larger Australian investors change investment theses.

 

Want the Full Picture?

The Uranium sector is entering a new phase of momentum, supported by U.S. policy shifts and tightening global supply. Our latest desk note provides:

✅ A breakdown of the latest U.S. government initiatives reshaping uranium demand
✅ Insights into the macro tailwinds driving renewed investor confidence
✅ Two ASX-listed uranium companies we believe are positioned to outperform in 2025

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