India’s largest power producer is seeking investments in overseas uranium mines to secure long-term fuel supplies for a planned expansion of nuclear power. According to reports, the company is exploring uranium asset opportunities abroad as part of a broader nuclear push aimed at adding about 30 gigawatts of nuclear power over the next two decades. The strategy focuses on ensuring access to uranium, a key input for operating nuclear reactors, by developing or acquiring stakes in mining projects outside India. Both outlets describe the move as a response to the need for reliable uranium sourcing to support the scale of the planned buildout. While the reporting centers on the company’s intent to pursue overseas uranium holdings, it does not provide specific details on which countries, mines, or investment structures are under consideration. The coverage frames the initiative as a supply-security effort aligned with India’s longer-term nuclear generation targets, emphasizing the importance of fuel availability as nuclear capacity grows.