Energy Fuels Q3 attributable net loss more than triples year over year to USD 52.21 million

By Public Technologies
  • Energy Fuels’ Q3 2026 net loss attributable to shareholders more than tripled year over year to USD 52.21 million.
  • Total revenues climbed 65% year over year to USD 29.18 million.
  • The net loss was driven primarily by USD 35.3 million in noncash, unrealized mark-to-market losses on marketable securities.
  • The realized uranium price rose 10% from Q2 to USD 88.90 per pound, while operating costs per pound remained steady.
  • August’s ASM acquisition added commercial-scale rare-earth metals and alloys production; the pending VAC acquisition is expected to close in early 2027.


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