Energy Fuels Inc. may have outperformed Cameco in 2025, but Cameco’s long-term revenue growth and profitability make it a stronger investment. The International Energy Agency reports over 70 gigawatts of new nuclear energy capacity under construction globally, with the U.S. planning to triple nuclear energy production by mid-century. Energy Fuels saw a 183% share value increase last year, but Cameco remains a more stable and profitable option. Cameco produced 27 million pounds of uranium in 2024, compared to Energy Fuels’ 158,400 pounds. Cameco’s long-term return of 600% surpasses Energy Fuels’ 350%.

Cameco is a major player in the uranium mining industry with a 45-year history, holding over 81 million pounds of uranium and the largest production capacity in the U.S. Cameco’s focus on uranium production and its stake in Westinghouse, a leading nuclear reactor producer, make it a stronger investment than Energy Fuels. While Energy Fuels has shown growth, its reliance on speculative ventures and minimal uranium production make it less attractive compared to Cameco. In terms of revenue, Cameco’s $2.28 billion for the first nine months of 2025, a 17% increase from 2024, outshines Energy Fuels’ $38.82 million. Consider Cameco for a stable nuclear energy investment over Energy Fuels.

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