Nuclear energy is experiencing a renaissance as governments and corporations seek reliable, zero-carbon baseload power to complement intermittent wind and solar. Cameco is the world's largest publicly traded uranium producer, supplying the fuel that powers nuclear reactors globally. BWX Technologies manufactures reactor components and nuclear fuel for the US government, while NuScale Power is developing small modular reactor technology that could transform nuclear from a centralized megaproject into a more distributed power source.
1
4.7
BWX Technologies
BWXT
$200.40
+1.78%
P/E: 69.8
BWX Technologies is the leading supplier of nuclear components and fuel for the US Navy's nuclear fleet, occupying a critical and defensible niche in both defense and commercial nuclear markets.
2
4.7
Cameco
CCJ
$112.90
-3.00%
P/E: 66.0
Cameco is one of the world's largest uranium producers and a vertically integrated nuclear fuel supplier, making it a foundational nuclear stock tied directly to global uranium demand. Its control of premier high-grade uranium deposits positions it to benefit from the expanding nuclear energy buildo
3
4.7
Constellation Energy
CEG
$288.43
+4.46%
P/E: 38.0
Constellation Energy operates the largest US nuclear fleet and is the nation's top producer of carbon-free energy, directly benefiting from the nuclear power renaissance and data center demand.
4
4.4
Uranium Energy Corp
UEC
$15.52
+2.04%
Uranium Energy Corp is a U.S.-focused uranium miner with production-ready ISR projects that provide direct leverage to rising uranium prices driven by nuclear energy demand. Its domestic production capability and scalable low-cost extraction model make it a compelling nuclear stock for investors see
5
4.3
Energy Fuels
UUUU
$20.72
-2.72%
Energy Fuels is a leading US-based uranium producer also building a domestic rare earth supply chain, offering dual exposure to nuclear fuel and critical mineral production.
6
4.2
Centrus Energy
LEU
$199.19
+7.55%
P/E: 11.3
Centrus Energy is the only US-owned uranium enrichment company, producing LEU for nuclear power plants and developing HALEU fuel critical for next-generation advanced reactors.
7
4.2
Denison Mines
DNN
$3.78
-1.31%
Denison Mines is a Canadian uranium exploration and development company focused on the Athabasca Basin, home to the world's highest-grade uranium deposits and a pure-play nuclear fuel investment.
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3.3
NuScale Power
SMR
$14.31
+2.29%
NuScale Power is the leading small modular reactor developer with the first SMR design approved by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, placing it at the forefront of next-generation nuclear technology. It belongs in the nuclear stocks category as a pure-play bet on the commercialization of advan
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3.2
Nano Nuclear Energy
NNE
$24.79
+0.04%
P/E: 4.8
Nano Nuclear Energy is developing portable micro nuclear reactors for remote power generation, offering speculative exposure to next-generation modular nuclear technology.
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