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State Street SPDR S&P Metals & Mining ETF
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5 articlesUranium Energy (UEC) shares rose 1.49% in premarket trading Monday, driven by a U.S. Department of Energy initiative announced Thursday aimed at strengthening domestic nuclear fuel supply. The 'Nuclear Dominance — 3 by 33' program leverages the Defense Production Act to accelerate uranium production and reduce dependence on foreign sources. UEC carries a Buy rating with a $21.25 average price target and has shown 159.23% 12-month performance.
Coeur Mining shares rose 6.37% in premarket trading on Wednesday following the company's announcement of a private exchange offer for $40 million in senior notes and positive 2026 guidance. Post-acquisition of New Gold Inc., the company expects gold production of 680,000-815,000 ounces and approved a $750 million share repurchase program and new dividend. The stock carries a Buy rating with a $14.59 average price target.
China has invested over $120 billion in critical minerals projects worldwide since 2023, controlling 90% of rare earth refining, 60% of lithium processing, and 70% of cobalt refining. This vertical integration from raw materials to finished products raises Western supply chain concerns, though opportunities exist for producers in non-Chinese supply chains. Counterbalancing efforts by the U.S. and EU are underway but will take years to match China's scale.
Palantir Technologies and Centrus Energy announced a partnership to deploy AI software supporting Centrus' uranium enrichment expansion in Ohio. The collaboration has already identified nearly $300 million in potential cost savings and efficiency gains. Centrus, the only U.S.-owned uranium enrichment company, aims to reduce American reliance on foreign enrichment providers.
Alcoa shares rose 5.18% on Wednesday following an agreement with the Australian Federal Government to modernize its mining approvals framework. The company will conduct a Strategic Assessment through 2045 while continuing operations at Huntly and Willowdale mines. Alcoa agreed to pay $36 million (AUD 55 million) in enforceable undertakings related to past land clearing and will take a $19 million charge to Q4 2025 results. The company commits to limiting annual clearing to 800 hectares and increasing rehabilitation to 1,000 hectares by 2027.
