Cameco continued its commitment to truth and reconciliation today by hosting a panel discussion for employees on economic reconciliation, education and the role of industry. Special thanks to Ken Coates, Canada Research Chair and faculty member at the Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy, University of Saskatchewan, and Points Athabasca CEO Lyle Bouvier for sharing their thoughts. Site elder Frank Natomagan also provided opening and closing prayers.

Cameco CEO Tim Gitzel has participated in two recent global panels discussing the future of nuclear energy. On Friday, Tim took part in a discussion about energy transition at the O Forum with Ortec Group board member Dominique Miniere (also a Cameco board member), NEI President and CEO Maria Korsnick, Boralex President and CEO Patrick Decostre, and Argos Wityu Senior Partner Sandra Lagumina Then on Tuesday at the Atlantic Council Nuclear Energy Policy Summit, Tim spoke on a panel discussing nuclear energy powering hyperscalers and AI. Tim was joined on the panel by H.E.

Earlier this week, #Cameco CEO, Tim Gitzel, met with Kazakhstan President, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev. The two discussed Inkai, the joint venture mining operation that Cameco co-owns with Kazatomprom. Cameco values its relationship with the Kazakhstan government, which has been built during the company’s operations in the country for more than 25 years.

Congratulations to everyone who participated in this weekend's Step Up for Mental Health event, organized by 321 Go Running Cameco is proud to be the presenting sponsor of #StepUpforMentalHealth, which raises money for mental health programs. Learn more about the event at - https://ow.ly/iu6U50WZweW

Cameco is proud to be the presenting sponsor of #StepUpforMentalHealth, organized by 321 Go Running, which kicks off tomorrow with the 5K, 10K and half-marathon events. Good luck to all participants! Check out the Event Guide at - https://ow.ly/f7PA50WZvAy

On Monday night, the world premiere of the new documentary The Nuclear Frontier was held in Washington D.C. The film focuses on the critical need to increase nuclear energy and the advocates working to make it a reality, including Cameco CEO Tim Gitzel, who is interviewed in the documentary. Prior to the film’s screening, Tim took the stage for a brief chat with Jonathan Webb, the co-founder and CEO of The Nuclear Company, to discuss the importance of a strong US-Canada collaboration in the civilian nuclear sector to meet the growing demand for nuclear power.

It’s Back to School for our 2025 Scholarship Recipients Cameco congratulates to this year’s recipients of our Northern Saskatchewan Scholarship. From a large pool of over 150 applications, fourteen bright, young northerners were selected to receive scholarships for 2025. Students’ home locations span the Northern Administration District in Saskatchewan. Learn more at www.cameconorth.com

Cameco proudly sponsored the 4th annual KidSport Saskatoon Pancake Breakfast at River Landing today. KidSport provides grants to cover registration fees so all children in Saskatoon can play a season of sports. It was a beautiful morning for a breakfast outside raising money for a good cause.

Cameco CEO Tim Gitzel attended his first World Nuclear Symposium in 1993 and hasn’t missed a year since. At this year’s event, he spoke with Sama Bilbao y Leon, Director General of the World Nuclear Association, about leadership in the nuclear fuel cycle and the importance of collaboration for strengthening the global supply chain. Cameco was proud to sponsor the annual gala dinner, where Tim and Dominic Kieran, Global Managing Director for Cameco UK, took the stage to acknowledge and celebrate 50 years of Symposium. #Symposium50

Cameco President and Chief Operating Officer Grant Isaac spoke at the World Nuclear Association Finance Summit in London this week as part of World Nuclear Symposium 50. The summit discussed how to unlock low-cost capital to drive investment in nuclear energy. #Symposium50