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Energy Fuels draws investors with uranium dominance and rare earth expansion

A uranium giant diversifies into rare earths, defying commodity slumps. With zero debt and $700M raised, analysts call it a standout investment.

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Energy Fuels draws investors with uranium dominance and rare earth expansion

Energy Fuels, the leading U.S. uranium producer, is gaining significant attention from professional investors despite broader commodity stock struggles. The company's recent performance and expansion into rare earths have sparked interest, with prominent investment firm Bailard Inc. notably increasing its stake.

The company's latest analysis, published on November 16, 2025, by Ryan Charles, advises investors to view the rising uranium production and low costs as positive signs for investment. This optimism is reflected in Energy Fuels' recent quarterly results and a successful $700 million convertible bond raise.

Energy Fuels' strong financial position is evident with working capital of $298.5 million, $94.0 million in cash, and zero debt. The company also holds a uranium inventory of 2.125 million pounds. Its Pinyon Plain Mine operates at globally competitive costs, ranging from $23 to $30 per pound of uranium oxide.

The company's expansion into rare earths is also drawing praise. By September 2025, Energy Fuels had produced 29 kilograms of high-purity dysprosium oxide. The company aims to produce enough rare earths for up to 6 million electric vehicles annually by 2027, starting terbium oxide production in the current quarter. The Donald Project in Australia is expected to further accelerate this growth, reaching production readiness by the second half of 2027.

Energy Fuels' unique position as the leading U.S. uranium producer and its expanding rare earths business have convinced institutional investors. With strong financials, low-cost production, and promising rare earths prospects, the company continues to attract significant investment, despite broader commodity stock struggles.

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