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Uranium majors say supply still 'not matching sales signal'

TWO of the world’s largest uranium companies say subtle signals of a more "constructive" global market aren't yet being reflected in strategic production and sales responses.

Henry Lazenby
Cameco says there is still too much material available on the spot market

Cameco says there is still too much material available on the spot market

Speaking during the annual TD Securities virtual Uranium Roundtable, the world's largest uranium producer, Kazakhstan's Kazatomprom, and Canadian major Cameco said power utility buyers remained frustratingly...

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