@savageupdatesAustralia holds the largest uranium reserves at 1.7M tonnes, followed by Kazakhstan with 815K tonnes and Canada at 589K tonnes. Russia sits fourth with 481K tonnes, while Namibia has 470K tonnes. South Africa reports 321K tonnes, just ahead of Brazil at 311K tonnes. Niger holds 277K tonnes, China has 224K tonnes, and Mongolia contains 145K tonnes. Uzbekistan follows with 131K tonnes, and Ukraine rounds out the list with 107K tonnes. These figures come from the World Nuclear Association data released in Aug 2023.

@savageupdatesAustralia holds the largest uranium reserves at 1.7M tonnes, followed by Kazakhstan with 815K tonnes and Canada at 589K tonnes. Russia sits fourth with 481K tonnes, while Namibia has 470K tonnes. South Africa reports 321K tonnes, just ahead of Brazil at 311K tonnes. Niger holds 277K tonnes, China has 224K tonnes, and Mongolia contains 145K tonnes. Uzbekistan follows with 131K tonnes, and Ukraine rounds out the list with 107K tonnes. These figures come from the World Nuclear Association data released in Aug 2023.