Energy Fuels Inc UUUU

$6.66 +0.07 (1.06%)

Valuation

Market cap
1,763,089,000
Revenue TTM
$65,920,000
Net income TTM
$-85,630,000
P/E (trailing)
0.00
P/E (forward)
—
Profit margin
-129.90%
Debt to equity
0.00

Trading

Volume
9,451,000
Avg volume
8,212,602
Day's range
$6.54 – $6.96
Shares out
264,728,000
Stochastic %K
19%
Beta
1.82
Analysts
Strong Buy
Price target
$20.50

Price

Company profile

Energy Fuels Inc., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the exploration, recovery, recycling, exploration, operation, development, permitting, evaluation, and sale of uranium mineral properties in the United States. It operates through three segments: Uranium, REE, and HMS. It produces and sells vanadium pentoxide, rare earth elements, carbonate, and heavy mineral sands, such as ilmenite, rutile, zircon, and mo...

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Energy Fuels Inc., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the exploration, recovery, recycling, exploration, operation, development, permitting, evaluation, and sale of uranium mineral properties in the United States. It operates through three segments: Uranium, REE, and HMS. It produces and sells vanadium pentoxide, rare earth elements, carbonate, and heavy mineral sands, such as ilmenite, rutile, zircon, and monazite. The company was formerly known as Volcanic Metals Exploration Inc. and changed its name to Energy Fuels Inc. in May 2006. Energy Fuels Inc. was incorporated in 1987 and is headquartered in Lakewood, Colorado.

Industry
Uranium
Sector
Energy
Phone
303 974 2140
Website
https://www.energyfuels.com
Address
225 Union Boulevard, Suite 600, Lakewood, United States

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PG710ford2 Nov 8, 9:24 AM
$UUUU I'm in this but out of all the nuclear I feel best about $CEG one $VST two and $CCJ three
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tomvet Nov 8, 8:49 AM
$UUUU I am bullish on Energy Fuels because I believe we are witnessing one of the most important industrial transformations in North America. This is no longer just a uranium story. Through the White Mesa Mill, the upcoming Donald Project, and the acquisition of VAC's magnet business, Energy Fuels is building a fully integrated rare earth supply chain that can help reduce Western dependence on Asia. The Donald Project has the potential to provide long-term rare earth feedstock. White Mesa gives the company a strategic processing advantage few competitors can match. VAC brings world-class magnet manufacturing, advanced technology, and access to more than 1,000 existing customers. Governments across North America and Europe continue pushing for mineral and magnet independence. Energy Fuels is positioning itself at the center of that movement. Transformations of this scale take time, but I believe patience will be rewarded. The transformation is real, and the future opportunity is enormous.
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Infinity36 Nov 8, 8:16 AM
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tomvet Nov 7, 2:34 PM
$UUUU @Money1738 You raise some fair points. Any investor who has followed this company closely understands the concerns surrounding government support, the Bahia project, the VAC transaction, and the importance of clear communication. That said, I think Dr. Bhappu and his team are in the middle of executing one of the most significant transformations in the company's history. While I agree that more investor outreach could be beneficial, I'd rather management focus first on delivering results than making frequent appearances. Ultimately, contracts signed, facilities integrated, production milestones achieved, and revenue growth will speak louder than any interview. I also agree that Curtis Moore does an excellent job communicating the company's strategy and industry dynamics. He has been a strong ambassador for the story. Hopefully, as major projects advance and uncertainty around key transactions is removed, we will see more opportunities for management to engage with investors.
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Money1738 Nov 7, 11:05 AM
$UUUU I worry about the failure of the government to truly make this key company competitive in the world. I worry about the issues in Brazil right now and how that affects the Bahia project this company has. I worry about the new CEO given his current performance. Do they understand, in this day and age, the importance of being highly communicative with investors—especially when deals like the Vac deal are in question and the Brazil deal is also being questioned? I’m sorry, but the CEO needs to do a YouTube video with someone who covers this sector at least once a month, and especially when major things are in question. Even though Mark was an old horse, he still showed that he had a sense of the times. I’ve heard Mr. Bahappu on the earnings calls, etc. He’s not the greatest speaker, and that’s okay. So why not put Curtis Moore in those positions? I’ve heard him in interviews. He’s good at informing the listener about the issues and inspiring them.
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tomvet Nov 7, 9:21 AM
$UUUU The more I think about Energy Fuels' transformation, the more I believe investors may be underestimating what is being built. Two statements continue to stand out. A major Korean OEM stated that the terbium material was production grade, while a leading Japanese magnet manufacturer reportedly said that no more testing was needed. Those are significant comments because they suggest the material is meeting real-world industry requirements. Looking ahead, the pending VAC acquisition could be one of the most important milestones in company history. Beyond adding world-class magnet manufacturing capabilities, VAC brings relationships with more than 1,000 customers across multiple industries. In my view, that customer base could be just as valuable as the facilities themselves. Plants can be built, but customer relationships often take decades to develop. If Energy Fuels successfully combines its mine-to-magnet supply chain the long-term revenue opportunities could be far greate.
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GTA_Terminal Nov 7, 9:14 AM
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tomvet Nov 7, 8:12 AM
$UUUU The latest analysis of Energy Fuels' third quarter results highlights a company in the middle of a major transformation. While UUUU reported a net loss, much of it came from non-cash market losses and one-time acquisition and integration expenses related to ASM and the pending VAC transaction. What stood out to me was not the accounting loss, but the continued execution of the mine-to-magnet strategy. The company now has approximately $932 million in working capital and $1.7 billion in assets, giving it the financial strength to pursue long-term growth. The uranium business remains highly profitable, generating a 63% gross margin and helping fund expansion efforts. The ASM acquisition is already closed, VAC is expected to follow, and White Mesa's rare earth expansion continues moving forward. To me, this article reinforces that the transformation is real. The short-term numbers may look messy, but the long-term vision is steadily becoming a reality.
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