** ASX-listed uranium miners advance significantly on reports of U.S.-based Constellation Energy and Microsoft
signing a power deal to revive a unit of a nuclear power plant
** Constellation to invest $1.6 bln to restart a unit of the Three Mile Island nuclear plant to supply electricity to Microsoft's data centers
** Shares of Perth-based Boss Energy , which forecast uranium output of 850,000 pounds in FY25, climb as much as 10.3% to extend an 8% gain from previous session
** BOE stock at its highest level since late August
** Paladin Energy rises as much as 8.3%, adding on to Monday's 4.7% gains
** Deep Yellow up 7.5% after advancing over 5% on Monday
** Near-term supply deficit of uranium and insatiable demand from the AI/tech sector are also factors in the rally in uranium miners, says Regan Burrows, resources analyst, Bell Potter Securities
** "Growth potential for uranium remains strong in our opinion," Burrows adds
** BOE, PDN, and DYL top three gainers in the ASX200 benchmark index
(Reporting by Sameer Manekar in Bengaluru)
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