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Energy Fuels’ press-release list highlights three near-term corporate catalysts: (1) details for a Feb 27, 2026 earnings call/webcast; (2) announcement of an agreement to acquire Australian Strategic Materials to build a “mine-to-metal & alloy” rare-earth platform; and (3) an update on U.S. rare-earth processing expansion claiming lower-than-expected capex, significant annual EBITDA, and among the lowest-cost NdPr production globally. These items support an actionable event-driven thesis around

Energy Fuels’ press-release list highlights three near-term corporate catalysts: (1) details for a Feb 27, 2026 earnings call/webcast; (2) announcement of an agreement to acquire Australian Strategic Materials to build a “mine-to-metal & alloy” rare-earth platform; and (3) an update on U.S. rare-earth processing expansion claiming lower-than-expected capex, significant annual EBITDA, and among the lowest-cost NdPr production globally. These items support an actionable event-driven thesis around

Energy Fuels’ press-release list highlights three near-term corporate catalysts: (1) details for a Feb 27, 2026 earnings call/webcast; (2) announcement of an agreement to acquire Australian Strategic Materials to build a “mine-to-metal & alloy” rare-earth platform; and (3) an update on U.S. rare-earth processing expansion claiming lower-than-expected capex, significant annual EBITDA, and among the lowest-cost NdPr production globally. These items support an actionable event-driven thesis around

Energy Fuels (UUUU / EFR) released results of a Class 3 Bankable Feasibility Study for a Phase 2 rare-earth processing expansion at its White Mesa Mill, highlighting lower-than-expected capex, strong economics, and low projected NdPr-equivalent unit costs. Management frames this as a solution to a U.S. rare-earth processing bottleneck and a step toward restoring a competitive domestic supply chain.

Energy Fuels (UUUU / EFR) released results of a Class 3 Bankable Feasibility Study for a Phase 2 rare-earth processing expansion at its White Mesa Mill, highlighting lower-than-expected capex, strong economics, and low projected NdPr-equivalent unit costs. Management frames this as a solution to a U.S. rare-earth processing bottleneck and a step toward restoring a competitive domestic supply chain.

Energy Fuels (UUUU / EFR) issued a mid-year 2026 uranium segment update indicating ~1.6M lbs finished U3O8 production from Jan–Jun 2026 at its White Mesa Mill—already within its full-year 2026 guidance range (1.5–2.5M lbs). Company plans to end the current processing campaign by end of June to rebuild ore stockpiles and expects to resume processing in Q4-2026, subject to ore production, uranium market conditions, and potential REE-related considerations.

Energy Fuels (UUUU) reports pilot-scale production of 99.9% pure terbium oxide at its White Mesa Mill, claiming this is the first U.S. primary production of this “heavy” rare earth oxide in decades, following ~30 kg of 99.9% dysprosium oxide. Management frames this as proof of economic, scalable U.S. capability and a step toward becoming a significant critical materials producer supplying magnet/defense supply chains.

Energy Fuels (UUUU) reports the Donald Rare Earth & Mineral Sand Project JV in Victoria, Australia received its final major regulatory approval (Work Plan). This clears a key permitting risk and allows financing arrangements and progress toward a Final Investment Decision (FID). The project is positioned as a near-term allied source of monazite/xenotime REE concentrate to be processed at Energy Fuels’ White Mesa Mill in Utah.

Energy Fuels (UUUU) reports the Donald Rare Earth & Mineral Sand Project JV in Victoria, Australia received its final major regulatory approval (Work Plan). This clears a key permitting risk and allows financing arrangements and progress toward a Final Investment Decision (FID). The project is positioned as a near-term allied source of monazite/xenotime REE concentrate to be processed at Energy Fuels’ White Mesa Mill in Utah.

Energy Fuels (UUUU/EFR) reports strong FY2025 execution: higher uranium sales, >1M lbs low-cost U.S. uranium production, progress in heavy rare earth pilot production, and completion of an upsized $700M 0.75% convertible note that lifts working capital to ~ $1B. Management frames 2025 as a “breakout year,” cites new long-term utility contracts that may improve realized pricing over coming years, and reiterates investment for growth into 2026.

Energy Fuels (UUUU/EFR) reports strong FY2025 execution: higher uranium sales, >1M lbs low-cost U.S. uranium production, progress in heavy rare earth pilot production, and completion of an upsized $700M 0.75% convertible note that lifts working capital to ~ $1B. Management frames 2025 as a “breakout year,” cites new long-term utility contracts that may improve realized pricing over coming years, and reiterates investment for growth into 2026.

Energy Fuels (UUUU/EFR) reports strong FY2025 execution: higher uranium sales, >1M lbs low-cost U.S. uranium production, progress in heavy rare earth pilot production, and completion of an upsized $700M 0.75% convertible note that lifts working capital to ~ $1B. Management frames 2025 as a “breakout year,” cites new long-term utility contracts that may improve realized pricing over coming years, and reiterates investment for growth into 2026.