Cameco / Expected Production Shortfalls ‘Highlight Growing Security Of Supply Risk’

Company lowering projections due to challenges at Cigar Lake mine and Key Lake mill

Expected Production Shortfalls ‘Highlight Growing Security Of Supply Risk’
The Cigar Lake uranium mine in northern Saskatchewan is majority owned by Cameco. Image courtesy Cameco.

Expected production shortfalls at Cameco’s facilities in Canada highlight the growing security of supply risk at a time when the demand outlook is stronger and more durable than ever – and where the risk has shifted from producers to utilities, the company said.

Uncertainty about where nuclear fuel supplies will come from to satisfy growing demand continues to drive long-term contracting, the Canada-based uranium company said.

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