JSC National Atomic Company Kazatomprom

The global uranium industry in 2025 is showing signs of recovery after a protracted crisis of nearly a year and a half. The spot price of uranium <a href="https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/uranium">has risen</a> 20% from its March lows, and is now around $75 per pound.&nbsp;

Making money on uranium: what investors need to consider when buying Kazatomprom shares

BP p.l.c.

Shell plc

The main UK index, the FTSE 100, is heavily weighted towards energy companies and traditionally defensive stocks

Citi named the UK market as the best defense against geopolitics. Where can you invest?

Stock and energy markets on Monday "brushed aside" concerns about escalation in the Middle East

"We're not seeing a big scale shock yet": what analysts are saying about the market recovery

Constellation Energy Corporation

In June, Constellation signed a major contract with Meta, one of the major players in the artificial intelligence market

An analyst advised to buy Constellation Energy shares. What makes the company stand out?

Baltic Classifieds Group PLC

Since the beginning of 2025, the Nasdaq OMX 10 Baltic Index of the most liquid stocks in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania has grown by 13.5%, while the OMX Baltic Benchmark Index with the 19 most traded stocks from these three countries has grown by 12.9%. Both outperformed the Euro Stoxx 50 Index, which rose by just over 10% over the same period. The Stoxx Europe 600 broad market index rose about 9% over the same period. What should an investor pay attention to if he wants to add shares of the region's companies to his portfolio?

Baltic Portfolio: Which stocks on the Estonian, Latvian and Lithuanian markets to choose for investors

Meta Platforms, Inc.

Nuclear power is emerging as one of the main beneficiaries of the AI boom


Meta will purchase energy from nuclear power plants. This may become a growth driver for the nuclear industry


Comstock Inc.

Shares of Comstock, a small-cap emerging technology and materials company, <a href="https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/lode">jumped</a> more than 11% yesterday, April 16. The company <a href="https://comstock.inc/press-release/comstock-metals-and-rwe-clean-energy-enter-strategic-solar-recycling-partnership/">announced</a> it will become the “preferred strategic partner” of the U.S. subsidiary of energy giant RWE, recycling expired solar panels.

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Making money on uranium: what investors need to consider when buying Kazatomprom shares

Citi named the UK market as the best defense against geopolitics. Where can you invest?

«We're not seeing a big scale shock yet»: what analysts are saying about the market recovery

An analyst advised to buy Constellation Energy shares. What makes the company stand out?

Baltic Portfolio: Which stocks on the Estonian, Latvian and Lithuanian markets to choose for investors

Meta will purchase energy from nuclear power plants. This may become a growth driver for the nuclear industry

Comstock to recycle solar panels for energy giant RWE; shares surge