Yellow Cake (OTCQX:YLLXF) is a uranium investment company with its primary listing in London, UK. ... and Cameco will publish the numbers here. Figure 3 - Source: Cameco & TradingView.

The implied uranium price for Yellow Cake is today $55.1/lb and if we instead of comparing that with the spot price, we look at the contract price. We can see that the discount to NAV is now above ...

The uranium industry is at an interesting juncture right now. Leading uranium miners like Cameco Corporation (NYSE: CCJ) are going all out to help rebalance the demand and supply in the market as ...

Yellow Cake plc is to purchase 1.175 million pounds of uranium (45 tU) ... Yellow Cake's uranium is stored in Canada, at Cameco's Port Hope /Blind River facility. Most Read Amazon, Google, Meta and ...

The price of shares of the world’s largest uranium producer, Cameco Corporation (CCJ), has gained in triple digits over the past year with institution... The price of shares of the world’s ...

Yellow Cake was founded by Bacchus Capital as a specialist company to operate in the uranium sector, holding physical uranium in the long term. It aims to offer shareholders "exposure to the uranium ...

AIM-listed Uranium investor Yellow Cake benefited from rising prices for the fuel. “Our confidence in the outlook for uranium is unchanged,” Yellow Cake chief executive officer Andre ...

London-listed Yellow Cake, a company focused on providing exposure to the uranium spot price, remains optimistic about medium-term sector fundamentals despite current subdued uranium prices. In a ...

Uranium.io aims to bring investment in the yellow metal to retail investors while the nuclear industry is having a revival, Arthur Breitman, director of the protocol's development firm said in an ...

The price of shares of the world’s largest uranium producer, Cameco Corporation (CCJ), has gained in triple digits over the past year with institution... The price of shares of the world’s ...

Yellow Cake reported that its net asset value per share rose by 2% quarter-on-quarter to £4.23/share. This was driven by an increase in uranium prices by 5.5% to US$50.65/lb over the same period ...