Investment Rating - The report maintains a "BUY" rating for CGN Mining, with a target price revised to HK2.61fromHK2.18, indicating a potential upside of 57.5% from the current price of HK1.66[1][3].CoreInsights−CGNMininghasintroducedanewpricingmechanismforitsoff−takeagreementwithitsparentcompany,reducingthefixedpricingproportionfrom4094.22/lb, significantly higher than the current price of US61.78/lbfor2023,whichisexpectedtoincreaseby3.57,363 million, expected to rise to HK12,371millionbyFY27E,reflectingayear−on−yeargrowthof101.8497.1 million in FY23A to HK985.7millioninFY27E,withanotablegrowthof71.212,617.1 million, with a 52-week high of HK2.94andalowofHK1.24 [3][4]. - The stock has shown a 1-month absolute performance of 11.4% and a 3-month performance of 16.1% [5]. Valuation Methodology - The valuation of CGN Mining is based on a Net Present Value (NPV) methodology, applying a target multiple of 3x NPV to reflect the potential conversion from resources to reserves amid rising uranium prices [18][19]. - Long-term assumptions include a 1.5% annual increase in uranium prices from US91/lbduring2027−31,stabilizingatUS96 thereafter [18]. Shareholding Structure - The major shareholder is China General Nuclear Power Corporation, holding 56.9% of the shares, followed by China Chengtong Holding Group with 10.0% [4].