Scotiabank sees uranium market in deficit till 2030 as new supply delayed
** Scotiabank forecasts uranium market to remain in a large structural deficit equal to 4.9% of annual demand until 2030 ** Brokerage says that although planned supply growth has potential to push market into modest oversupply starting in 2031, execution risks remain elevated ** Adds that growing agendas of decarbonization, energy independence, and power security are expected to drive long-term growth in nuclear despite the uncertain build pace of new energy-intensive AI/data centers ** "After reviewing our supply-demand outlook, we conclude that uranium market fundamentals remain positive despite weakness in spot prices" - Scotiabank Brokerage cuts PT on the following firms:
| Company | New PT | Old PT | Upside to stock's last close |
| Cameco Corp CCO.TO | C$81 | C$85 | 23.6% |
| Denison Mines Corp DML.TO | C$3.75 | C$4.75 | 72.8% |
| Nexgen Energy NXE.TO | C$11.5 | C$12 | 55.6% |
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