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    Uranium

    This Month

    Exchange-traded funds continue to be popular with investors seeking a cheap way to diversify their portfolios.

    Australian ETF winners had returns as high as 153pc

    US megacap tech stocks and cryptocurrencies proved profitable investments in the last year, according to the latest top-performing ETF data – alongside some other surprise standouts.

    • Joshua Peach
    NexGen is dual listed.

    Eyes on NexGen; Canadian shares plunge on dilutive deal

    The dual-listed stock sunk 12.33 per cent overnight on the Toronto stock exchange. All eyes are on how it trades at the ASX open. 

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
    MMCap has been increasing its stakes in ASX uranium developers amid a flurry of cash raisings in the sector.

    ASX uranium boom lures secretive Canadian hedge fund

    A flurry of retail interest and quick capital raisings in the sector has drawn the increasing attention of one Toronto-based hedge fund.

    • Joshua Peach

    March

    The Mirarr traditional owners are firmly opposed to the development of the Jabiluka uranium deposit.

    Rio Tinto’s ERA takes on traditional owners in Kakadu stoush

    ERA has formally applied to extend a mining lease in the Kakadu region only one day after it was slammed by traditional owners.

    • Anthony Macdonald
    The Ranger uranium mine in the Northern Territory, owned by ERA, stopped mining in 2012. Now it is a big and costly clean-up job.

    Rio Tinto’s reputation clean-up faces a $1b uranium test

    The miner did well out of uranium in Kakadu for years – now it is paying for it. The prospect of writing a cheque to fund rehabilitation is raising questions.

    • Anthony Macdonald
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    WA Liberal leader Libby Mettam.

    WA Liberals promise to lift uranium ban, but remain wary of nuclear

    WA Liberal leader Libby Mettam has vowed to overturn the state’s uranium mining ban if elected, but said the state isn’t ready for nuclear power.

    • Tom Rabe
    John Borshoff has been at the centre of Australia’s uranium industry for decades.

    Deep Yellow launches $250m raise; Aitken Mount, Bells on ticket

    The company has hired Bell Potter and Aitken Mount Partners to lead the cash call.

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
    Sweden is coming around to the idea of nuclear energy.

    Sweden’s plan to ditch uranium ban will boost this ASX-listed stock

    Australia isn’t the only country debating nuclear, and Melbourne-based company Aura Energy stands to be a big winner from Sweden’s renewed enthusiasm.

    • Hans van Leeuwen
    Collins St Asset Management founder Michael Goldberg is on a mission to perfect the cigar-butt trade.

    The old-school fund making big money from ‘cigar-butt’ trades

    Despite self-proclaiming to be among the “world’s worst sellers”, this Collins St fund is banking major returns in unlikely areas of the market.

    • Joshua Peach

    February

    The ASX 200, along with other global sharemarket indices, has shown a healthy uptrend since the beginning of the year.

    Six uranium stock picks set to profit from green energy mix

    The hot uranium sector is creating huge wealth winners, and analysts reckon a structural supply deficit spells opportunity ahead.

    • Tom Richardson
    ASX-listed uranium stocks have continued to rally amid bets of a supply shortfall for years as demand surges.

    Uranium’s renaissance brings big opportunities for investors

    Analysts are racing to upgrade long-term uranium price forecasts on expectations supply won’t match soaring demand.

    • Tom Richardson

    January

    ASX-listed uranium stocks have rallied amid bets of a supply shortfall for years as demand surges.

    NT uranium hopeful Litchfield Minerals heads for the ASX

    Litchfield Minerals, an explorer sifting for uranium in the Northern Territory’s historically overlooked patches, has put an IPO to fund manager amid uranium’s rally.

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
    Maple Brown-Abbott portfolio manager Phillip Hudak.

    Small caps are at an ‘inflection point’: Maple Brown-Abbott

    Fund manager Phillip Hudak is feeling good about the upcoming reporting season for small companies and shares why he’s expecting gold miners to make a comeback.

    • Joanne Tran

    Investors turn to copper, gold and uranium amid battery metals rout

    The collapse in battery metals has many investors fleeing nickel and lithium plays for safer waters. Here are the commodities fund managers have turned to in 2024.

    • Joshua Peach
    Nuclear has been out of favour for decades, especially since the Chernobyl disaster.

    Everyone seems to want uranium right now

    Governments appear to have finally grasped that nuclear power is the only cheap and reliable low-carbon power available.

    • Merryn Somerset Webb
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    ASX-listed uranium stocks continue to rally amid more signs of a supply shortfall.

    Nothing to see here! Deep Yellow cancels fundie catch-ups

    The company was said to have cancelled the planned charm offensives by late Wednesday after it was shaken by a Street Talk request for comment.

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
    ASX uranium stocks continued to rally on Monday amid more signs of a supply shortfall.

    Uranium above $US100 fuels ASX nuclear rally

    News that the world’s largest uranium miner is likely to miss its production targets has further fuelled a months-long advance in the price of the commodity.

    • Joshua Peach
    The uranium price has gone on a tear in January.

    Uranium bulls cheer as price hits 16-year high

    In what has proven a difficult start to the year for stock pickers on the ASX, funds with big bets on the uranium sector are among the few early winners of 2024.

    • Joshua Peach

    December 2023

    Peter Coleman, who is set to become chairman of Arcadium Lithium.

    Allkem’s Peter Coleman says short-selling shouldn’t be banned

    The resources executive’s comments come as Chalice Minerals boss Alex Dorsch calls for the government to follow South Korea’s lead and ban the practice.

    • Elouise Fowler

    It’s the ‘new lithium’: Uranium tipped to extend bull run into 2024

    A COP28 pledge to triple nuclear capacity and China’s plans to build 154 new reactors point to higher prices for the strategic commodity, say analysts.

    • Tom Richardson