
Sprott Radio Podcast
All Eyes on Uranium Part 2
Per Jander from WMC is back for Part 2 of our All Eyes on Uranium series. Per and host Ed Coyne discuss the recent production guidance announcements from Kazatomprom and Cameco and the overarching issue of the structural supply deficit in uranium.

Sprott Radio Podcast
The Lowdown on Uranium Demand
Justin Huhn, founder of Uranium Insider, joins host Ed Coyne for a deep analysis of the uranium fuel supply chain and the challenges to satisfy expanding demand. "This year alone, demand is around 200 million pounds and supply is about 160 million pounds. That means we're about 40 million pounds short."

Sprott Radio Podcast
Uranium Update from Per's Cabin
Just back from the World Nuclear Fuel Market 49th Annual Meeting, Per Jander joins Ed Coyne for an update on uranium markets. The theme was “Mind the Gap”, not a nod to the London Underground but rather the pressing need for increased uranium production as countries ramp up nuclear power capacity.
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