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The next phase of the uranium bull market could be imminent. Energy providers are seeing a surge in demand for uranium.

Vulnerable supply chains meet price levels that create incentives for investment.

The U.S. is accelerating the development of nuclear energy systems for the Moon and, in the long term, Mars. Initial space reactors are planned from 2028 and 2030 onward to provide future lunar bases with reliable electricity and heat. This increasingly puts uranium in the spotlight as a strategic raw material for space exploration and energy security.

Without nuclear energy, the world’s immense demand for electricity cannot be met.

Royalty companies score points with certain characteristics. They participate in the price development of the underlying commodity.

Nuclear energy has one of the lowest carbon footprints of any power source and the lowest material and land consumption over its entire life cycle.

The expansion of nuclear energy and the resulting increase in the number of nuclear power plants is causing a shortage on the uranium market and paving the way for higher uranium prices.

On Energy Day at the UN Climate Change Conference COP30 in Brazil, the World Nuclear Association stated that nuclear capacity could be tripled.