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Which countries have uranium reserves? 29 countries in the Magna Factbook list uranium among their natural resources, ranked and linked.

Last updated: October 2026

29 countries list uranium among their natural resources. United States — scored 90.0/100 by the Bureau — is the highest-ranked holder, ahead of China, France. Control of uranium is geopolitical leverage: whoever holds the resource weighs on supply chains.

Which countries produce uranium?

#CountryPower
1United States90.0/100
2China88.03/100
3France83.8/100
4Australia72.51/100
5Brazil68.58/100
6Canada67.8/100
7Germany66.96/100
8Spain66.07/100
9Sweden63.9/100
10Kazakhstan62.95/100
11South Africa61.47/100
12Argentina60.77/100
All 29 holders17 more
#CountryPower
13Algeria59.88/100
14Portugal56.21/100
15Uzbekistan55.42/100
16Namibia49.11/100
17Tajikistan49.01/100
18Gabon48.92/100
19Angola44.42/100
20DRC41.48/100
21Guinea34.57/100
22Congo (Brazzaville)31.67/100
23Zambia30.26/100
24Mali22.12/100
25Chad20.32/100
26Malawi14.36/100
27Niger13.02/100
28CT11.4/100
29Burundi8.89/100

What is uranium used for?

Uranium is used for nuclear fuel, medical isotopes, and research.

Which country produces the most uranium?

Among countries tracked by the Bureau, United States is the highest-ranked holder of uranium, with a power score of 90.0/100. The ranking reflects national power, not just production volume — it shows who has leverage, not just who has deposits.

What percentage of uranium does China control?

The Bureau does not publish a specific percentage for China's control of uranium. What the data shows is that China is ranked #2 among the 29 countries that list uranium among their natural resources, with a power score of 88.03/100.

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Uranium is a natural resource tracked by the Bureau. 29 countries list uranium among their natural resources. United States — scored 90.0/100 by the Bureau — is the highest-ranked holder. Control of uranium is geopolitical leverage: whoever holds the resource weighs on the supply chains that depend on it.

Frequently asked questions

Which countries hold uranium?

29 countries list uranium among their natural resources. The page ranks each by its national power score, with a link to its full country profile.

Which country holds the most uranium?

United States is the highest-ranked holder, with a power score of 90.0/100. The ranking reflects national power, not just reserves — it shows who has leverage, not just who has deposits.

Why is uranium geopolitically important?

Control of uranium is geopolitical leverage: whoever holds the resource weighs on the supply chains that depend on it. The Bureau's mineral pages show who holds what, ranked by national power.

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