Uranium is still a small market globally. BHP won’t miss the boat simply because it has such a large uranium resource. However even if it was to expand heavily into it, the overall global market is small, it won’t move the dial on EPS like copper or bulks do. Then you’ve got the unwanted attention from the lovely activists who have nothing better to do than sit on welfare and protest/disrupt.
I think the copper, potash and nickel strategy is better personally,
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