Denison Mines

Uranium is the entire story at Denison Mines, a Canadian miner whose value rises and falls with the price of the fuel that runs nuclear reactors. Its most important asset is the Wheeler River project in northern Saskatchewan's Athabasca Basin, the region that holds the highest-grade uranium deposits found anywhere. Denison controls a majority of that project and plans to mine it using in-situ recovery, a lower-cost method that pumps solution underground rather than digging conventional shafts. The company also owns a stake in the McClean Lake mill, which processes ore from other Athabasca operations. Because Denison is still largely pre-production, it trades less on current earnings than on the outlook for nuclear power and uranium demand, so the stock rises and falls sharply with sentiment toward the sector. Founded in 1960, it is one of the industry's longer-lived names.

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