Cameco Corp.

Cameco is the world's largest publicly traded uranium company and one of the largest global providers of the uranium fuel needed to generate clean, reliable baseload electricity. The company's tier-one assets include the McArthur River/Key Lake operation in northern Saskatchewan — the world's largest high-grade uranium mine — and the Cigar Lake mine, also in Saskatchewan.

Cameco's integrated business spans the nuclear fuel cycle: mining and milling uranium concentrate, refining and converting uranium, and fabricating fuel assemblies for nuclear reactors through its Westinghouse Electric Company joint venture (49% owned). This vertical integration provides significant strategic advantage as global uranium demand grows with the nuclear energy renaissance.

The company has long-term contracts covering the majority of its production, providing revenue visibility while maintaining upside exposure to spot market prices. With the McArthur River restart and growing global demand for nuclear energy, Cameco is positioned as the premier pure-play uranium investment on public markets.