Where uranium, nuclear power and the money meet.
Last checked: November 6, 2026
Uranium is priced by the pound, mined by a handful of companies, held in bulk by one large fund, and burned by a reactor fleet that is building again. The links below cover all four sides — the price indicators, the miner and fund reporting, the official production and marketing data, and the capacity and demand research that frames the next decade.
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Prices and market data
Month-end spot and term prices from Cameco's industry-average series, with the gap between market prices and what US utilities actually paid.
Weekly TradeTech spot and term price movements, transaction counts, and producer news, updated through the end of October 2026.
Benchmark's November 2026 launch of spot and long-term U3O8 price assessments, with its first published readings.
Miners, funds and companies
Sprott's own presentation of the trust's holdings, net asset value, and history since its July 2021 launch.
Summary of Cameco's third-quarter 2026 results, production cut, and revised 2026 guidance after the Key Lake maintenance shutdown.
Full transcript of Cameco's October 30, 2026 earnings call, including production, deliveries, and realized-price detail.
The world's largest uranium producer's own results release, with 2025 production and 2026 guidance in tonnes and pounds.
Account of the Rook I build, the Arrow deposit's reserves and grade, and the feasibility study's economics.
Side-by-side 2025 production figures and 2026 guidance for the world's two largest uranium producers.
Official production and marketing data
Annual EIA survey of US uranium mine and concentrate production, spending, drilling, and employment.
EIA's annual survey of what US reactor owners bought, from whom, and at what weighted-average price.
Nuclear capacity and demand research
The IEA's 2025 nuclear review: capacity in operation, retirements, construction starts, and capacity under construction by country.
August 2026 research deck built on the World Nuclear Association's World Nuclear Fuel Report 2025, with demand, supply, and cumulative-deficit figures.
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Changelog
- November 6, 2026: Initial edition — prices and market data, miners and funds, official production and marketing data, and nuclear capacity and demand research established (13 items, all verified live November 6, 2026).