enCore Energy FY25 net loss narrows 14% to $63.5 million; revenue drops 26% to $43 million

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enCore Energy FY25 net loss narrows 14% to $63.5 million; revenue drops 26% to $43 million
  • enCore posted a net loss before income taxes of $64 million, narrowing 14%.
  • Revenue dropped 26% to $43 million.
  • Operating expenses excluding stock option expense rose 18% to $71 million.
  • Uranium sales totaled 655,000 pounds at an average realized price of $65.89 per pound, down 9% and 19%, due to lower volumes and contract ceiling prices.
  • Liquidity improved with cash and cash equivalents of $52 million; management expects available cash, operating cash flows, plus future credit or equity or debt financings to fund operations and scheduled debt service for at least the next 12 months.


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