NexGen Energy
A Canadian uranium mining company (NYSE/TSX: NXE) developing the Rook I project in Saskatchewan's Athabasca Basin, home to the Arrow deposit, one of the largest and highest-grade undeveloped uranium resources discovered globally.
Covered in 4 MetalsCost.com News Intelligence articles, most recently on September 3, 2026.
Coverage
Uranium Mining Stocks Have Fallen Up to 45% This Year Even as US Production Triples
Uranium mining stocks tumbled up to 45% in 2026 despite tripling US production, because long-term supply contracts mean higher spot prices take years to reach producer earnings.
Uranium Stocks Rebound Nearly 20%, But It's the Unprofitable Ones Leading the Charge
Uranium stocks have rebounded 19.3% in a month, but the gains are concentrated in unprofitable developers trading at a weighted P/E of 129.6 rather than profitable producers.
Uranium Miner Cameco's Profit Sinks 92% Even as Nuclear Plant Operators Post Strong Earnings
Cameco's Q2 2026 profit fell 92% even as it raised full-year uranium price guidance, while nuclear operator Constellation Energy's adjusted earnings rose 33% in the same reporting season.
NexGen Energy Breaks Ground on Rook I as a 12-Year Regulatory Path Becomes Its Own Uranium Moat
NexGen Energy broke ground on Rook I on August 13, a $2.2 billion, four-year build following a 12-year path from discovery to a federal construction licence that few rival uranium projects can match.
