This article from Simply Wall St highlights three Australian-listed companies tied to nuclear energy: Worley, Boss Energy, and Paladin Energy. Worley is an engineering and project services firm with 60% of FY25 revenue from sustainability-related work, including nuclear decommissioning and low-carbon projects. Boss Energy operates the Honeymoon uranium mine in South Australia, targeting 1.6 million pounds of production in FY26. Paladin Energy, through its Langer Heinrich Mine in Namibia, has contracted 22.3 million pounds of uranium to 2030 at recent sales prices near US$69.90 per pound. While nuclear power is a low-carbon energy source, these stocks are not pure climate plays. The article focuses on uranium supply, production costs, and revenue projections rather than on emissions reduction or energy transition policy. Investors interested in nuclear from a decarbonization angle should weigh the operational and market risks, including uranium price volatility and project execution. The screener mentioned in the article could help compare these names against broader energy and industrial peers.
