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Uranium Stocks: Compare the Best Uranium Miners by Price, Resources & Valuation

Screen every major uranium stock in one place. Sort and filter producers, developers, and explorers by live price, market cap, uranium resources (Mlbs U₃O₈), all-in sustaining cost (AISC) versus spot, and valuation metrics like EV per pound of resource and price-to-NAV. Each company links to a full stock page with its chart, resources, and latest SEC filings.

Informational only, not investment advice.

Uranium spot
Median 1d move
Median EV/lb
Cheapest EV/lb

Spot used for margins: —

One table, four views
The presets swap columns over the same tiered company list — live quotes, filing-level resources and costs, runtime margins vs spot, curated valuation metrics, and reported financials.
Cost & margin
Cost is the issuer-stated figure, labeled per row: AISC, C1 cash cost, or a feasibility-study projection for pre-production developers. Margin = spot − cost on that same basis.
Resources & EV/lb
Company-level attributable totals per filings (the same totals as the stock pages); project aggregates from the mine-project database fill in only where a company total is unavailable.
Explorer rows
Explorer and early-developer rows come from the explorers & developers tracker (cited JORC / NI 43-101 resources, live USD market caps, EV/lb net of last-reported cash — debt is not subtracted; these juniors carry little to none). Their prices quote on the primary listing in local currency (A$/C$ prefix); no daily change is computed for them, and the CSV export covers the producer/developer screener only. A summed multi-project resource links no single source here — the per-project citations live on the tracker profile each row links to.
Legend
Green dot = real primary-listing market cap; est = estimate. P/NAV, D/E and cash/share are curated estimates (see each stock page for citations).

Cost vs spot: who earns a margin today

Spot Price vs. Production Costs

Resource base by company

Resources Analysis

Company profiles

Investment considerations

Producers

Companies actively mining and selling uranium. Revenue tied directly to uranium prices and production volumes. Examples: Cameco, Paladin.

Developers

Companies with advanced projects moving toward production. Higher risk but potential for significant upside. Examples: NexGen, Denison.

Explorers

Early-stage companies focused on discovering new deposits. Highest risk/reward profile in the sector. Heavily dependent on funding.

Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only and should not be considered investment advice. Always conduct your own research.

Frequently asked questions about uranium stocks

What are the best uranium stocks?

There is no single best uranium stock. It depends on your risk tolerance and goals. Large producers such as Cameco (CCJ) and Kazatomprom give you earnings tied directly to the uranium price with lower risk, while developers such as NexGen (NXE) and Denison (DNN) offer more leverage and more risk. Use the comparison table above to rank uranium stocks by market cap, uranium resources, all-in sustaining cost (AISC), and valuation metrics like EV per pound of resource and price-to-NAV. This is information, not investment advice.

What is the difference between a uranium producer, developer, and explorer?

Producers actively mine and sell uranium, so their earnings move directly with the uranium price (for example Cameco, Paladin, and Boss Energy). Developers hold advanced projects edging toward production and carry construction and financing risk (for example NexGen and Denison). Explorers are early-stage companies searching for new deposits: the highest risk and reward, and the most dependent on raising capital.

What metrics matter when comparing uranium stocks?

Beyond price and market cap, uranium-specific metrics tell you more. Total resources in million pounds (Mlbs) of U₃O₈ across measured, indicated, and inferred categories show scale. All-in sustaining cost (AISC) per pound versus the spot price shows margin. EV per pound of resource shows how cheaply the market values the uranium in the ground. Price-to-NAV (P/NAV) is a common yardstick for developers.

What is the largest uranium mining stock?

By production, Kazakhstan's Kazatomprom is the world's largest uranium producer, accounting for roughly a fifth of global output. Among Western-listed companies, Cameco (CCJ) is the largest publicly traded uranium producer by market capitalization and the most widely held blue-chip uranium stock.

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