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Apr 30

UEC Q3 2025 Earnings Report

Uranium Energy Corp reported no revenue and widened its net loss in Q3 2025 amid ramp-up activities and lack of uranium sales.

Key Takeaways

Uranium Energy Corp posted a net loss of $30.2 million in Q3 2025, with zero revenue as no uranium sales occurred during the quarter. The company continued operational ramp-up at key ISR sites and highlighted strong long-term uranium market fundamentals.

No revenue was recorded as the company did not sell uranium during the quarter.

Net loss expanded to $30.2 million due to increased operational expenses and equity losses.

Operational ramp-up continued at Christensen Ranch and Burke Hollow projects.

Company emphasized long-term demand drivers including U.S. government support and nuclear energy expansion.

Total Revenue
$0
0
EPS
-$0.07
Previous year: -$0.05
+40.0%
Uranium Inventory
1.36M
Avg. Uranium Price
$65.5
Net Loss Margin
100%
Gross Profit
$0
Previous year: -$551K
-100.0%
Cash and Equivalents
$71.4M
Previous year: $87.7M
-18.6%
Total Assets
$1.01B
Previous year: $878M
+14.7%

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Forward Guidance

UEC expects continued capital investment in ISR infrastructure, with no near-term revenue but a long-term focus on securing U.S.-based uranium supply in response to strong domestic and geopolitical demand signals.

Positive Outlook

  • Ramp-up at Christensen Ranch continues with expanded wellfield operations.
  • Burke Hollow construction advanced, including HDPE trunkline and ion exchange columns.
  • Sweetwater TRS to be issued by fiscal year-end for Wyoming hub-and-spoke platform.
  • Supportive U.S. Executive Orders position UEC strategically for domestic supply.
  • Growing domestic and international nuclear energy demand underpins long-term uranium demand.

Challenges Ahead

  • No uranium sales were recorded during the quarter, resulting in zero revenue.
  • Net losses widened significantly year-over-year.
  • Ongoing dependence on equity financing to fund operations.
  • Exposure to equity market and uranium price volatility affecting investment returns.
  • Lack of off-take agreements increases reliance on spot market for future revenue.