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Denison Mines Corp.
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2.19USD
+6.31%
Nov 08, 2026
Price
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Price Action
Price trend is broken
Longer-term context reads trend under pressure, with a near-term setup of distribution pressure.
The tactical setup reads distribution pressure, but the weekly structure is broken.
EntryConstructive
Structure is constructive on both timeframes without excessive extension — a reasonable entry location.
Key Financials
- Market Cap
- $2.0B
- Avg Volume (60D)
- 27.0M
- Revenue Growth YoY
- -15.1%
- Distance from 200DMA
- -33.3%
- EV / Sales
- 703.6x
60 sessions
Trailing twelve months
Market metrics as of Nov 7, 2026
Business Performance
Business Quality
Not assessedNot assessed — the company files under a regime the financial record does not cover yet.
Fundamentals & Valuation
Both valuation perspectives agree this company is expensive.
Denison Mines Corp. has an Expensive valuation stance because the price embeds expectations that run ahead of the cash the business currently produces.
Company Research
Thesis
Denison is a pre-production uranium developer transitioning its flagship Phoenix deposit at the Wheeler River project in Saskatchewan from permitting and early works into full-scale ISR mine construction.
Opportunity
High opportunity
Development and construction of new Canadian and U.S. Uranium-mining capacity to supply utilities seeking secure, non-Russian nuclear-fuel feedstock.
Key risk
Permitting delays or failures.
Economic classification
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Business & Markets
Energy · Uranium
What they do
Denison Mines Corp. acquires, explores, and develops uranium-bearing properties primarily in Canada, focusing on advancing its flagship Wheeler River uranium project towards production.
How it earns
Project-based revenue generation upon uranium mine development and future uranium sales.
Products & services
Uranium exploration
Uranium mine development
Customers & end markets
Nuclear utilities
Uranium fuel suppliers
Market position
Niche pre-production uranium developer with a significant asset in the Athabasca Basin.
Demand drivers
High cyclicality
Uranium mining is highly cyclical, driven by nuclear fuel demand and commodity price fluctuations.
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