Uranium Market Update | Justin Huhn and Jimmy Connor

Bloor Street Capital
Bloor Street CapitalMar 22, 2026

Why It Matters

Disruptions in sulfur supply and shifting demand toward China and Russia could tighten uranium availability, making the current price dip a strategic entry point for investors seeking long‑term exposure to nuclear energy growth.

Summary

The discussion centered on the current state of the uranium market, highlighted by a free virtual conference scheduled for March 28 and a deep dive into how geopolitical events are influencing supply chains. Host Justin Huhn and analyst Jimmy Connor examined the ripple effects of the Middle East conflict, particularly the potential interruption of sulfur shipments through the Strait of Hormuz, which could raise processing costs for projects in Namibia’s Husab and Rossing mines.

Key data points included a modest rise in term contracts to $90 per pound, while spot prices retreated to the low $80s after a January surge that saw the SPAT trust purchase over five million pounds. The analysts noted that the term market remains steady, driven by utility RFPs and large contracts from India, whereas the spot market’s volatility reflects broader risk‑off sentiment and inventory dynamics.

Notable quotes underscored the sector’s resilience: Connor likened the current nuclear expansion to the 1970s oil crisis, noting a jump from 1% to 4% annual reactor construction growth and 74 reactors under construction worldwide. He also highlighted Kazatomprom’s production shift, with roughly half of its 2025 sales earmarked for China and a significant portion for Russia, signaling an east‑ward concentration of demand.

The implications are clear for investors: short‑term spot price dips present a “buy‑the‑dip” opportunity, while long‑term demand is bolstered by reactor life‑extensions, new builds, and geopolitical supply constraints. Monitoring sulfur logistics and Kazatomprom’s sales geography will be critical for forecasting price trajectories and portfolio positioning in the uranium space.

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Justin Huhn, Founder of Uranium Insider, provides an overview of the uranium market year-to-date and how it is being impacted by what's happening in the Middle East. Justin also discusses Kazatomprom's 2025 production numbers and what they mean for 2026.
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