Breakdown | ||||
Dec 2024 | Dec 2023 | Dec 2022 | Dec 2021 | Dec 2020 |
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Income Statement | Total Revenue | |||
3.14B | 2.59B | 1.87B | 1.47B | 1.80B | Gross Profit |
1.06B | 561.67M | 233.29M | 1.93M | 106.45M | EBIT |
510.11M | 282.86M | 130.36M | -52.32M | -6.75M | EBITDA |
789.34M | 660.85M | 276.56M | 138.10M | 252.67M | Net Income Common Stockholders |
171.85M | 360.85M | 89.38M | -102.65M | -53.20M |
Balance Sheet | Cash, Cash Equivalents and Short-Term Investments | |||
600.46M | 566.81M | 2.04B | 1.10B | 753.23M | Total Assets |
9.91B | 9.93B | 8.63B | 7.52B | 7.58B | Total Debt |
1.30B | 1.79B | 997.00M | 996.25M | 995.54M | Net Debt |
695.55M | 1.23B | 92.33M | -17.94M | 267.30M | Total Liabilities |
3.54B | 3.84B | 2.80B | 2.67B | 2.62B | Stockholders Equity |
6.36B | 6.09B | 5.84B | 4.85B | 4.96B |
Cash Flow | Free Cash Flow | |||
693.65M | 534.50M | 161.16M | 359.50M | -20.57M | Operating Cash Flow |
905.29M | 688.14M | 304.61M | 458.29M | 56.89M | Investing Cash Flow |
-206.44M | -2.04B | -1.29B | -80.30M | -101.03M | Financing Cash Flow |
-688.42M | 748.81M | 869.26M | -46.77M | -97.99M |
Cameco has reported strong financial and operational results for 2024, despite a decrease in net earnings compared to 2023 due to the Westinghouse acquisition. The company expects continued strong performance in 2025, driven by supportive market conditions and strategic investments. Cameco’s strategic focus on long-term contracting and market-related pricing, along with a growing pipeline of uranium business, positions it well to meet future demand in the nuclear sector. The company’s strategy aims to capitalize on the favorable outlook for nuclear energy amidst global geopolitical uncertainties, ensuring long-term availability of nuclear fuel supplies.
Cameco announced that production at the Inkai joint venture in Kazakhstan has resumed after a suspension. Along with its partner Kazatomprom, Cameco will assess how the disruption affects their 2025 production plans. This development may impact Cameco’s operational strategy and market positioning, considering the various geopolitical and regulatory risks involved in Kazakhstan.
Cameco has announced a supportive stance regarding Westinghouse Electric Company’s resolution of an intellectual property dispute with Korea Electric Power Corporation and Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Co., Ltd. This settlement is poised to enhance the deployment of nuclear technology globally, aligning with the industry’s goals to expand nuclear capacity in response to the growing demand for carbon-free, reliable electricity. The agreement establishes a framework beneficial to all involved parties, potentially strengthening the industry’s ability to meet climate, energy, and security objectives.
Cameco has announced the resignation of Patrick Fragman as the President and CEO of Westinghouse Electric Company, effective March 31, 2025, as he plans to spend more time with his family in Europe. Dan Sumner, former President of Operating Plant Services, has been appointed deputy CEO and will serve as interim president starting April 1, 2025, while a new president and CEO are recruited. As joint owners of Westinghouse, Cameco and Brookfield play a significant role in the appointment process, which may impact the operational and strategic direction of Westinghouse, a leader in nuclear innovation and plant services.