Cameco Corporation (CCJ) Stock

About Cameco Corporation

Cameco Corporation is led by CEO Timothy S. Gitzel, employs 730 people, headquartered in Saskatoon, CA, publicly traded since 1996.

Cameco Corporation (CCJ) stock trades at $78.60 with a market capitalization of $34.23B. The stock is valued at a price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 153.30, price-to-book of 7.65, price-to-sales of 15.71. Over the past 52 weeks the stock has ranged between $77.59 and $135.24, and currently trades 41.9% below its 52-week high. It pays a dividend yielding 0.19%.

On profitability, Cameco Corporation generates a return on equity (ROE) of 5.09%, return on capital employed of 5.22%, an operating margin of 16.30%, a net profit margin of 10.21%.

In its most recent fiscal year, Cameco Corporation reported annual revenue of $3.5B, net profit of $589.0M. Revenue grew at an average annual rate of 14.1% over the last 5 fiscal years.

The balance sheet shows a debt-to-equity ratio of 0.14 (debt below half of shareholders' equity), a current ratio of 2.47, total assets of $10.3B, $1.1B in cash and equivalents.

CCJ has an average daily trading volume of 3,191,270 shares, a beta of 1.06.

Cameco Corporation by the numbers, 2016–2025

Between 2016 and 2025 Cameco Corporation reported revenue of $2.4B rising to $3.5B, a change of +43.1% across 10 years. Compounded, revenue has grown 14.1% a year over five years, 23.0% over three, 10.9% over the last twelve months. Net profit rose to $589.0M.

Operating margin went from -5.8% in 2016 to 16.7% in 2025, a gain of 22.5 percentage points. The most recent net margin is 10.21%. On a trailing twelve-month basis to Jun '26, revenue is $3.5B and net profit $355.0M.

Borrowings fell from $1.5B to $1.0B, cash from operations was $1.4B in the latest year, positive in 9 of the last 10.

Return on equity has averaged 3.3% over five years, and was 8.5% in the most recent year.

The share price itself has compounded at 39.8% a year over five years, 50.1% over three, 60.5% over the last year. Past price movement is history, not a forecast.

Figures are as reported and in the company's own reporting currency. They describe what has already happened and carry no implication about what follows.

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