SRUUF News and Press, Uranium Participation Corporation From 03/28/22

The governments of Ontario, Saskatchewan, New Brunswick and Alberta released a nuclear energy plan Monday. The provinces hope to build several small-scale nuclear reactors, the first in Ontario to begin production in 2028, with two in New Brunswick by 2030 and one in Saskatchewan.  Thoug...

President Biden is set to travel to Europe later this week, where he plans to announce a joint action on enhancing European energy security, according to national security adviser Jake Sullivan. In the very near term, there's little the US can do to increase energy supplies to Europe; US LNG ...

Monday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson promised nuclear energy industry leaders he would help cut through bureaucratic red tape to finance and build nuclear power in the UK. The goal would be to return nuclear power to 25% of the energy mix, according to Reuters sources. A near doubling of...

UROY has rallied since our last article. We analyze the most recent quarter's results and the stock issuance. We tell you why we expect poor returns even if the price of uranium appreciates. For further details see: Uranium Royalty: A Good Exit Point

Last November it appeared retail investors were beginning to tip the scales in the physical uranium market. Newly introduced Sprott Uranium Trust (OTCPK:SRUUF) units allowed retail investors to indirectly purchase physical uranium; the trust acquired ~52m lbs of uranium in the past nine month...

Four Senators introduced a bill Thursday to ban imports of Russian uranium. Recent sanctions have restricted oil, natural gas and coal imports, but left the world's leading producer of enriched uranium free to trade with US utilities. Russia's Rosatom accounts for ~35% of the world's enriched...

Late Wednesday, a headline crossed the wire announcing, "US weighs sanctions on Russian nuclear power supplier Rosatom." Uranium investors took note, and industry heavyweight Cameco (NYSE:CCJ) spiked 6% into the close. Russia isn't a leader in uranium mining, the country accounts for ~5% of g...

Uranium headlines have taken a back seat, as war in Ukraine focused media attention on spiking oil prices, record European natural gas prices, and all-time-high thermal coal prices. Uranium investors have faced similar geopolitical and policy risks over the past two weeks, in addition to shif...

Greg Barnes: The Russia-Ukraine conflict is leading to a potential supply gap emerging in uranium and other commodities. Barnes: We are not looking at Fukushima type situation in Ukraine but investors remain cautious. Barnes: Utilities globally may have to re-shift their fuel supp...

With Russia’s invasion of Ukraine into its second week, the economic fallout is gradually coming into focus. In our view, it is highly likely that economic growth will slow in the US and globally, but less so in the U.S. We expect market volatility to remain elevated for an...