Uranium Energy Corp (NYSE-AMEX: UEC) - Energy Analysts and Advisory Services Now Recommending One Stock

May 12, 2010

To Investors:

Last week, Dundee Capital Markets issued a buy recommendation on Uranium Energy Corp (NYSE-AMEX: UEC). Concurrently, Rodman & Renshaw reiterated its buy recommendation on UEC with a 12-month price target of $6.25, more than a double from yesterday’s price.

In total, UEC is covered by six qualified energy analysts and all six analysts anticipate higher prices for this stock in the near-term. Read more by clicking here.

We are also proud to report to you that Forbes magazine, in its current April 12 issue, has a feature article on the Company. The title of the article is "Energy & Genius, Homegrown Fuel." Please read it by clicking here.

Here’s why UEC is in the news and why it’s recommended by leading energy analysts:

A major opportunity is developing in the uranium market for companies that can produce quantities of uranium safely and securely.

Of all publicly listed companies in North America, UEC is in the strongest position to become the next major producer of uranium.

Importantly, of all uranium development companies in North America, UEC is the only one with its own processing facility, the fully licensed Hobson plant in South Texas. This advantage vaults this company into the forefront of the next generation of uranium producers.

Here are additional key factors:

	UEC's fully licensed Hobson uranium processing plant

• As mentioned, a number of independent energy analysts and advisory newsletter editors recommend this company including Agora Financial's Energy & Scarcity Investor and CIBC World Markets. These energy specialists emphasize that UEC controls the next TWO uranium projects anticipated to achieve uranium production in North America. Read more by clicking here or on the image on the right.
  
  

TheStreet.com: A short interview of UEC's CEO, Amir Adnani

The CEO of UEC, Amir Adnani, was interviewed very recently by TheStreet.com, addressing the potential for UEC and uranium mining in the U.S. Click here, or on the video image to the left . Demand for uranium overwhelms current production. Globally, more uranium has been used than produced for the last 20 years straight. Domestically, more than 95% of U.S. usage of uranium – a strategic metal – is imported, a significantly higher percentage of dependence than is the case with oil. A good portion of the U.S. power grid is now dependent on imports of uranium from Russia and Kazakhstan.

• Bloomberg News recently caught up with Mr. Adnani in Hong Kong and asked him specifically for his view on the future price of uranium. Click here to read the Bloomberg article from March 30, 2010.
  
• The spot price of uranium has formed a firm base above $40/lb., a viable range. The term price is stably above $60/lb., a viable range. And particularly for UEC, because the Company's focus is to control its own future by producing at a very low cost using in-situ recovery methods.
  
• Importantly, after 25 years of dormancy and under-investment in the U.S. uranium industry, there are only a few fully licensed and operating processing plants left. UEC controls the Hobson plant, one of four processing facilities. Further, Hobson is an ISR, or in-situ recovery, processing facility. ISR, or solution mining, is the low-cost and environmentally sound way to mine uranium. All four of UEC's projects surrounding this plant in South Texas are ISR projects.
  
• President Obama and his administration strongly support increasing nuclear power generation of electricity in the U.S. The Obama Administration's proposal for the 2011 federal budget includes $54 billion in loan guarantees for nuclear power plant construction – tripling the size of the program. The first two loan guarantee awards have now been issued for start of construction of two nuclear plants in Georgia.
  

UEC is well funded to aggressively pursue its key development targets in the months ahead. Analysts anticipate first production and cash flow this year. UEC's technical team designed and initiated production at the last ISR facility to go into production which is also in South Texas. The company's technical team has participated in a meaningful way in 35 ISR uranium projects in the U.S.

UEC's Hobson facility at night

To get the full story, and to keep current on this rapidly emerging situation, click through here to the website, www.uraniumenergy.com,