Energy Fuels (UUUU) Loses 6.5%, Investors Unload Ahead of Q3 Earnings

We recently published 10 Stocks Slump Amid Wall Street Cheer; 2 Hit Rock Bottom. Energy Fuels Inc. (NYSEAmerican:UUUU) is one of the worst performers on Thursday.

Energy Fuels dropped its share prices by 6.51 percent on Thursday to end at $21.26 apiece as investors repositioned portfolios ahead of the release of its third quarter earnings performance.

In an updated report, Energy Fuels Inc. (NYSEAmerican:UUUU) said it is scheduled to announce its financial and operating highlights during market hours on November 4, 2025. A conference call will be held to elaborate on the results.

In other developments, Energy Fuels Inc. (NYSEAmerican:UUUU) said it secured the backing of Export Finance Australia for an A$80 million ($52.1 million) financing support for the development of its A$520 million Donald Rare Earth project, as well as the Mineral Sands development.

Energy Fuels Inc. (NYSEAmerican:UUUU) said it expects to raise more funds from a 50:50 combination of debt and equity from Export Credit Agencies and senior lenders.

Already set for groundbreaking, the Donald Project is expected to be one of Australia’s most advanced sources of rare earth elements. Materials will then be shipped to the company’s mineral processing facility in the US for production of advanced REE materials and zircon-rich heavy mineral concentrates for global supply chains.

The project is targeted for full operations in the second half of 2027, subject to project financing and completion of a final investment decision.

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