LEU surges as Q3 revenues jump, backlog swells to $3.9B and major enrichment expansion plans take shape.
LEU's Q3 revenues jump 30% on renewed uranium sales, while Technical Solutions posted strong growth from its HALEU contract.
Artificial intelligence has driven demand for multiple industries while creating many stock opportunities.
Centrus Energy gains momentum with rising uranium demand, HALEU leadership and major expansion plans fueling its long-term growth outlook.
Centrus Energy is benefiting from its critical point in the U.S. nuclear fuel cycle, enabling the next-generation reactor development. LEU could benefit substantially from its centrifuge cascade technology due to the growing need for nuclear power. The SWU potential could reach up to 70 million once SMRs and advanced reactors start deploying, implying the company could grow at a 20% rate going forward.
Centrus strengthened its position with $1.6B cash, a $3.9B backlog and rising structural demand for US enrichment despite a 30% stock pullback. Q3 showed 30% YoY revenue growth and normal margin volatility driven by contract mix, but YTD profit climbed to $60MM vs $19.5MM in 2024. Industrial preparation accelerated ahead of DOE awards, including staffing, manufacturing work and increased interest from utilities, international partners and hyperscalers.
Nuclear power is gaining renewed interest due to increasing electricity demand from advances in AI. Centrus Energy plays a critical role in the nuclear supply chain, providing low-enriched uranium and advanced uranium enrichment services.
Centrus Energy slips 11% after Q3 miss, but its 333.9% YTD surge and HALEU expansion plans keep its long-term story strong.
Centrus Energy Corp. (LEU) came out with quarterly earnings of $0.19 per share, missing the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $0.2 per share. This compares to a loss of $0.3 per share a year ago.
Centrus Energy gears up for Q3 results with revenues up 32% and a profit rebound expected, though an earnings beat remains unclear.
As nuclear demand surges worldwide, Centrus Energy and Cameco stand out, but Centrus' HALEU edge makes it the brighter investment bet.
LEU's 1H25 revenues dip 2% as weak uranium sales offset solid gains in its Technical segment.