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To own NexGen, you really have to believe that Rook I can transition from a tier-1 Athabasca Basin resource into a fully permitted, financed uranium mine, despite the company still generating no revenue and posting a CA$77.56 million annual loss. The upcoming Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission federal hearing now sits at the center of that story, because it could move Rook I meaningfully closer to construction approval and eventually first production, or introduce new timing and permitting uncertainties. Short term, the key catalysts remain regulatory progress and continued high‑grade exploration results at Patterson Corridor East, while the biggest near‑term risks are permitting delays, funding needs in an unprofitable business, and a valuation already rich on a price to book basis. The stock’s steady year to date gain suggests the market is already watching this hearing closely.
However, one risk in particular could matter far more if the hearing outcome disappoints investors. The analysis detailed in our NexGen Energy valuation report hints at an inflated share price compared to its estimated value.Explore 5 other fair value estimates on NexGen Energy - why the stock might be worth as much as 20% more than the current price!
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