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The race to power the AI-driven future is going crazy right now.
And the world’s tech giants are throwing billions into securing the one thing they can’t grow without: energy.
- Microsoft Strikes Deal to Reopen Three Mile Island Nuclear Plant
Microsoft signed a 20-year carbon-free power deal with the revived Three Mile Island nuclear plant, supplying enough energy to power 700,000 homes and fuel its AI data center. The message is clear: nuclear energy is the future of tech. - Larry Ellison’s $100 Billion Bet on Nuclear Power for Oracle’s AI
Larry Ellison isn’t waiting around. He’s all-in on nuclear power, pumping billions in SMRs to power Oracle’s next-gen AI data centers with scalable, reliable energy for the future tech boom. - UK Shortlists Major Nuclear Players for SMR Program
Across the Atlantic, the UK has shortlisted major players like Rolls-Royce and Westinghouse for its Great British Nuclear program. Contracts are expected by year-end.
The Battle for Power is Getting FIERCE
With data centers consuming more electricity than entire countries…
Tech giants like Microsoft, Oracle, Apple and now even Google are scrambling to lock down energy deals.
The future of AI and cloud computing hinges on one critical factor—power.
And nuclear energy, with its unmatched ability to deliver consistent, large-scale power, is emerging as the only real solution.
Apple’s Quiet Nuclear Power Play
Tucked away in Apple’s recent sustainability report shows the power sources they’re considering.
With more data flowing through their servers than ever before, Apple is looking for clean energy and recognizes nuclear energy as one potential source.
As Mike Tyson famously said, “Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.”
Apple’s plan could be a punch to the mouth of every other tech giant and set the energy industry scrambling. It has the clout, the connections and most importantly – the funds.
They’re looking to secure a large share of the global energy supply, and there’s one important metal that’s going to benefit.
The Uranium Boom
Nuclear power is fueled by one resource: uranium.
And here’s the kicker—the U.S. currently produces just above 1% of the uranium it consumes.
As nuclear energy demand surges, the global uranium supply chain is poised for a major disruption. And with demand currently far outpacing supply, uranium could become one of the hottest commodities of the decade.
But there’s one American company positioned to help solve America’s nuclear problem.
Enter Uranium Royalty Corp. (UROY: NASDAQ), a company that’s perfectly positioned for a uranium boom.
Why Uranium Royalty Corp. (UROY) is Our Go-To Energy Play
UROY’s unique business model gives it leverage on rising uranium prices, all while minimizing the operational risks that come with mining.
1. Tactical Leverage on Uranium Prices
UROY has made bold moves, years before the Russia invasion of February 2022 in Ukraine and the Hyperscaling looking to lock down all the nuclear power by buying 3.5 million pounds of uranium from its inception and currently hold 2.4 million as of the last financial statements of September 12, 2024.
As uranium prices rise to meet demand, UROY is positioned well to benefit. This is calculated positioning in a market that we think has potential for a breakout.
2. Positioned to Profit from Rising US Uranium Demand
Made in America uranium is expected to become critical. As the US government pushes for greater energy independence, domestic uranium production will have to catch up.
UROY has 22 interests in 19 development, advanced, permitted and producing uranium projects in multiple jurisdictions, including royalties on the world class McArthur River and Cigar Lake mines which are the two highest grade and largest uranium producing mines in the world according to their owners. The company has strategically placed itself at the heart of America’s uranium revival.
3. Undervalued and Ready for a Uranium Price Surge
Despite its strong balance sheet, over 2 million pounds of uranium above ground in storage and interests in the highest grade operating uranium mines in the world, UROY trades at a fraction of analyst consensus PNAV seen values seen below.
This company has a market cap of $340M, liquid assets and cash of over $225M, no debt and 22 interests on 19 development, advanced, permitted and producing uranium projects in multiple jurisdictions.
That includes royalties on the world-class McArthur River and Cigar Lake mines which are the two highest-grade and largest uranium-producing mines in the world… This stock offers rare upside potential in an industry that’s about to explode in demand.
Here’s why…
Data Centers Are Power-Hungry—and Nuclear is a key solution
The demand for data center power is growing at a breakneck pace.
With giants like Microsoft, Oracle, and Apple leading the charge, nuclear energy is rapidly becoming one key long-term solution.
And UROY is at the forefront of this revolution, poised to capture value as uranium becomes a critical commodity in the tech-fueled energy race.
Don’t wait until the uranium supply crunch hits.
You should refer to Uranium Royalty’s annual information form and other public filings for further information regarding this opportunity. They are available under UROY’s profile at www.sec.gov and www.sedarplus.ca.
Regards,
Marin Katusa
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