CGN MINING (01164) saw its shares rise more than 10%. At the time of writing, the stock was up 8.61%, trading at HK$4.54 with a turnover of HK$282 million. On the news front, Huaxi Securities believes that as existing projects reach higher capacity utilization rates and enter a period of declining output, filling the primary supply gap will depend on the progress of restarting idled projects and bringing new projects online. Furthermore, Kazakh company Kazatomprom recently signed a natural uranium supply agreement with Kansai Electric Power to accelerate the restart of nuclear power plants in Japan, a move that may further intensify the already tight global primary uranium supply and demand situation. CGN MINING, the exclusive platform for overseas uranium resource investment and financing under the China General Nuclear Power Group and a leading domestic uranium company, is seen as a beneficiary. Everbright Securities stated that tight supply coupled with stable growth in nuclear power demand supports a positive outlook for continued increases in uranium prices.