Energy Fuels Begins Construction On Expansion Of White Mesa Mill In Utah To Enable Large-Scale Production Of Heavy Rare Earth Oxides

Energy Fuels Q2 EPS $(0.13) Misses $(0.06) Estimate, Sales $25.108M Miss $44.146M Estimate

Energy Fuels (TSX:EFR) reported quarterly losses of $(0.13) per share which missed the analyst consensus estimate of $(0.06) by 116.67 percent. This is a 30 percent decrease over losses of $(0.10) per share from the

Energy Fuels Receives Conditional $725M, 20-Year Funding Commitment From U.S. Department Of War's Office Of Strategic Capital For Rare Earths And Critical Materials

CCJ's Uranium Production Down 5% in 1H26: Will 2026 Targets be Met?

Cameco Corporation reported a 5% decline in H1 2026 uranium production to 10.1 million pounds, with mixed performance across operations. McArthur River/Key Lake production rose 14% to 5.8 million pounds, but Cigar Lake output fell to 4.3 million pounds due to maintenance outages and operational challenges. Despite disruptions including flooding in Saskatchewan and equipment issues, Cameco maintained its 2026 production guidance at 19.5-21.5 million pounds. Energy Fuels made solid progress with 1.7 million pounds of finished uranium in H1, tracking toward its 2026 target of 1.5-2.5 million pounds.

QUICK SPARK: Nuclear Stocks Are Up 16% In August, 3 Names Rallied By Over 30%

The VanEck Uranium and Nuclear ETF is up 16% in August, its best month since January, with Energy Fuels, Uranium Energy and Denison Mines up over 30%.

Shares of uranium and nuclear-related companies are trading higher, possibly in response to Ontario Premier Ford's recent statement that Canada should cut the U.S. off from high-grade nickel and refined uranium produced in Ontario. The commodity has reached a seven-month high.

Shares of uranium and nuclear-related companies are trading higher. The world's largest uranium producer KazAtomProm said in its H1 financial results that the era of cheap uranium is fading away in addition to disclosing new supply deals with Russia and China. Also, Centrus' CEO said in an interview that he expects the U.S. military to be a key buyer of its enriched uranium, which may help bolster demand for fuel and engineering services.