Press & New Releases | Energy Fuels Inc

UUUU — US-listed Energy Fuels. Event-driven trade into Feb 27, 2026 earnings call/webcast, driven by announced REE processing expansion economics and a proposed acquisition to build a mine-to-metal rare-earth platform.

Actionability comes from the fixed catalyst date (Feb 27) and management’s stated themes (capex down versus expectations; significant annual EBITDA; among the lowest-cost NdPr production). The company-released items support a near-term trade, but missing deal terms, timelines, and certain financial details limit precision for sizing and price targets.

EFR — TSX-listed Energy Fuels. Same corporate catalyst set as UUUU (REE expansion, Australian acquisition, Feb 27 webcast), subject to FX/venue differences.

TSX listing of Energy Fuels should reflect the same catalyst set and narratives as UUUU; differences are primarily currency and listing venue. The publicly disclosed narratives enable an event-driven approach but lack full commercial terms needed for confident target setting.

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 UUUU tied to M&A and an upcoming earnings/corporate update, but the excerpt lacks key financial terms, timelines, and deal conditions, limiting precision for position sizing and price targets.

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/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) reported Q1-2026 results and highlighted operational progress: pilot-scale terbium oxide production, planned acquisition of Australian Strategic Materials, and White Mesa Mill infrastructure to enable future heavy rare earth oxide production (Sm, Eu, Gd, Tb, Dy). Uranium deliveries of ~510k lbs U3O8 met contracts and benefited from favorable spot conditions. CEO transition to Ross Bhappu emphasized execution, schedule certainty, and capital efficiency.