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Kazatomprom vs Ur-Energy vs Denison

Compare reported mining output, recovery stages and project construction. Attributable tonnes, captured pounds and planned production are not equivalent capacity measures; mining does not provide conversion or enrichment.

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Kazatomprom vs Ur-Energy vs Denison: capacity, delivery, economics and evidence boundaries
Research dimensionKazatompromKAP · Checked 2026-10-21Ur-EnergyURG · Checked 2026-10-21Denison MinesDNN · Checked 2026-10-21
Industrial role

Uranium mining and primary supply

US in-situ uranium recovery

Uranium project development and ISR construction

Constraint to test

Wellfield execution, reagent availability and delivery logistics

Wellfield flow, plant recovery and finished-product conversion

Construction, freeze-wall execution and subsequent recovery qualification

Reported evidence and sources

Kazatomprom reported preliminary Q1 2026 attributable uranium production of 3,247 tU versus 2,964 tU a year earlier.

Ur-Energy reported Lost Creek Q1 2026 captured, dried/packaged and shipped uranium as separate operating stages.

Denison announced full-scale Phoenix ISR construction in July 2026 after site preparation and permitting milestones.

Capacity and delivery
  • Selected Q1 2026 figures are preliminary and subject to converter/in-process adjustments. They are quarterly production, not available annual capacity. Source ↗
  • The selected quarter records 110,314 lb captured, 95,599 lb dried/packaged and 103,956 lb shipped. These stage totals are not interchangeable or annual capacity. Source ↗
  • Phoenix is described at the construction stage in the cited July disclosure. No commercial production is attributed to that milestone. Source ↗
Reported economics

Not quantified in this profile.

Not quantified in this profile.

Not quantified in this profile.

Evidence coverage

Public product or operations profile. Quantitative economic exposure has not been reviewed here.

Constraint-specific revenue, pricing power and valuation remain unquantified; product relevance is not proof of pure-play exposure.

No quantified share of revenue attributable to the specific constraint. No evidence-strength score is assigned.

Public product or operations profile. Quantitative economic exposure has not been reviewed here.

Constraint-specific revenue, pricing power and valuation remain unquantified; product relevance is not proof of pure-play exposure.

No quantified share of revenue attributable to the specific constraint. No evidence-strength score is assigned.

Public product or operations profile. Quantitative economic exposure has not been reviewed here.

Constraint-specific revenue, pricing power and valuation remain unquantified; product relevance is not proof of pure-play exposure.

No quantified share of revenue attributable to the specific constraint. No evidence-strength score is assigned.
Counter-evidence

No separately sourced counter-evidence review is included in this baseline. The conditions below are research tests.

No separately sourced counter-evidence review is included in this baseline. The conditions below are research tests.

No separately sourced counter-evidence review is included in this baseline. The conditions below are research tests.

Next to monitor
  • Attributable versus group output and delivery timing
  • Reagent availability, logistics and contract realization
  • Captured versus drummed versus shipped pounds and cash cost
  • Shirley Basin ramp evidence, contract deliveries and liquidity
  • Construction progress, freeze-wall performance and funding
  • Commissioning, recovery demonstration and future commercial acceptance
What would weaken the case?
  • Wellfield or reagent constraints prevent planned output
  • Additional global primary supply weakens realized economics
  • Wellfield flows or plant reliability limit drummed output
  • Production costs or financing needs outpace realized contract revenue
  • Cost overruns, delays or technical problems postpone production
  • Additional financing dilutes shareholders before accepted output

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How to use this comparison

Start with the constraint, inspect the dated sources, then follow the company to monitor new evidence. A documented industrial role does not establish a shortage or an attractive share price.

This comparison uses open company research checked on the dates shown. Valuation and expected returns require a separate review.