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Energy Fuels Inc. Profile
| Energy Equipment & Services Industry | Energy Sector | Mark S. Chalmers BSc, SME CEO | AMEX Exchange | 292671708 CUSIP |
| US Country | 1,260 Employees | - Last Dividend | 5 Nov 2013 Last Split | 24 Nov 2006 IPO Date |
Overview
Energy Fuels Inc., a leading company in the extraction, recovery, exploration, processing, permitting, evaluation, and sale of uranium, vanadium, and rare earth elements, plays a critical role in providing raw materials for the nuclear and renewable energy sectors. Besides these core elements, the company also targets heavy mineral sands, including ilmenite, rutile, zircon, and monazite. With a diverse portfolio of projects, Energy Fuels Inc. owns and operates significant sites across the United States, including the Nichols Ranch project in Wyoming, the White Mesa Mill in Utah, the Pinyon Plain project in Arizona, the Roca Honda project in Central New Mexico, the Sheep Mountain project in Wyoming, the Bullfrog project in Utah, and the La Sal project in La Sal West and La Sal East. Internationally, it owns the Bahia project located in Bahia, Brazil, and holds additional non-material mineral properties in Wyoming, Arizona, and Colorado. Originally named Volcanic Metals Exploration Inc., the company rebranded to Energy Fuels Inc. in May 2006 to better reflect its core business focus. Since its incorporation in 1987, the company has established its headquarters in Lakewood, Colorado, embodying a commitment to sustainable and responsible mining practices while contributing to the global transition towards clean energy.
Products and Services
- Uranium Extraction and Sale:
Energy Fuels Inc. specializes in the extraction and sale of uranium, a critical component for nuclear energy generation. Uranium is harvested from the company's various mining projects and processed to produce U3O8, commonly known as yellowcake, which is then sold to utilities for use in nuclear reactors.
- Vanadium Recovery and Sale:
In addition to uranium, the company also recovers and markets vanadium, a metal used in steel production and energy storage solutions, including vanadium redox flow batteries. Vanadium is extracted from the same ore bodies as uranium, offering a symbiotic production process that maximizes resource utilization.
- Rare Earth Element (REE) Processing:
Energy Fuels Inc. has ventured into the processing of rare earth elements, which are paramount for manufacturing high-technology devices, defense applications, and renewable energy systems. The company focuses on the recovery of REEs from various sources, contributing to the reduction of global reliance on foreign rare earth supplies.
- Heavy Mineral Sands Exploration:
The exploration for heavy mineral sands allows the company to target additional resources such as ilmenite, rutile, zircon, and monazite. These minerals are essential in various applications, including pigment production, ceramics, and as sources of titanium and rare earth elements.
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