In recent years, the popularity of nuclear energy topics has continued to rise, backed by substantial investments from major economies. As the core fuel for nuclear power, uranium's future demand is expected to see significant growth.

Let's first look at the actions of the United States—planning to reach approximately $350 billion in investments in the nuclear energy sector by 2050. In Europe, France is actively promoting nuclear development, with projected investments surpassing $80 billion by 2035. Asia is not willing to fall behind; Vietnam announced plans to invest about $130 billion in nuclear energy development before 2030.

Putting these numbers together, the total global investment in nuclear energy by 2050 is estimated to reach around $2.2 trillion. This is not a small-scale effort but a genuine industry-level shift.

The era of nuclear energy revival is unfolding. From energy strategies to infrastructure development, from equipment manufacturing to related industry chains, this wave of investment will reshape many sectors.