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Energy Fuels (TSX:EFR) Investor Overview - Vimarsana News

Energy Fuels (TSX:EFR) Investor Overview

Leading Uranium Production in the US

Energy Fuels helping to restore US rare earth production - Vimarsana News

Energy Fuels helping to restore US rare earth production

Energy Fuels supplies uranium (U3O8) to major nuclear utilities and can also produce vanadium from some projects as market conditions allow

Noble Capital raises rating on Energy Fuels Inc to Outperform, citing value of Rare Earth Element program - Vimarsana News

Noble Capital raises rating on Energy Fuels Inc to Outperform, citing value of Rare Earth Element program

The integrated resource company is making strides toward building a critical US rare earth supply chain with the development of an REE carbonate...

Energy Fuels - Rating Upgraded and New Price Target Established - Vimarsana News

Energy Fuels - Rating Upgraded and New Price Target Established

We are upgrading our rating on the shares of Energy Fuels to Outperform and establishing a $9 price target. The upgrade reflects an increased recognition of the value of Energy Fuel’s Rate Earth Element strategy as well as a belief that the company is well positioned to take advantage of an expected increase in uranium prices. The success of Energy Fuels and its stock price is largely tied to the success of the ...

US uranium purchases slightly up for 2020: EIA : Uranium & Fuel - Vimarsana News

US uranium purchases slightly up for 2020: EIA : Uranium & Fuel

The vast majority of uranium delivered in 2020 to the owners and operators of US civilian nuclear power reactors was of foreign origin, according to the latest annual report from the US Energy Information Administration. Nearly half (47%) of the uranium purchased during the year originated in Kazakhstan, Russia, and Uzbekistan, with 34% originating in Australia and Canada.