Uranium Energy Corp. (UEC) filed its fiscal 2025 annual report on September 24, 2025, reporting $66.8 million in revenue from uranium sales and an average selling price of $82.50 per pound. The company’s balance sheet shows $321 million in cash and inventory, with no debt, underscoring a solid liquidity position as it transitions from development to production.
Operational highlights in the report include the successful restart of the Christensen Ranch ISR mine in Wyoming, the near‑completion of the Burke Hollow ISR project in Texas, and the acquisition of Rio Tinto’s Sweetwater complex, which adds a licensed 4 million‑pound‑per‑year processing capacity and 175 million pounds of historic resources. These milestones demonstrate UEC’s expanding production footprint and its strategy to become a vertically integrated U.S. uranium supplier.
Financially, UEC’s cash and inventory total $321 million, with $71.4 million in cash and $72.9 million in purchased uranium inventory, and a working capital of $137.6 million. The company reported no debt and a net loss of $60.6 million for the nine months ended April 30, 2025, reflecting continued investment in development and production ramp‑up.
Strategically, the annual report positions UEC as a key domestic uranium provider, with its newly launched United States Uranium Refining & Conversion Corp. poised to extend the company’s supply chain from mining to conversion. The report highlights UEC’s readiness to meet anticipated U.S. government contracts and the growing demand for nuclear fuel, reinforcing its long‑term growth prospects.
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