In a market where a single dollar swing in uranium prices moves billions in global energy costs, a 16-person firm holds the keys to the kingdom. UxC isn't just tracking nuclear fuel prices—it's the market's de facto central bank for U3O8, UF6, and SWU. While giants like Cameco and Kazatomprom produce the fuel, everyone pays UxC to understand its true value.

"They don't mine uranium. They mine data. And in this industry, data is more valuable than the ore itself."

The tech stack—Tailwind CSS, Bootstrap, Vue.js, DaisyUI—reveals a pragmatic, modern approach. No bloat, just function. The absence of backlinks data is telling: UxC doesn't need SEO tricks. Their moat is authority, built over decades of consistent, unimpeachable price assessments. When Jeff Combs (Chairman) or Philip Johnson (SVP, Fuel Cycle) speak, the market listens because their data underpins billion-dollar contracts.

• Monopoly on price discovery: UxC's spot price is the benchmark for long-term contracts
• Low overhead, high margins: 16 people generating $1.9M = ~$119k revenue per employee
• Direct traffic dominance: 52% of visits are direct—clients don't search, they bookmark
• Global by design: No single country dominates traffic; nuclear is inherently international