Energy Fuels Shares Reach New 52-Week Low After Quarterly Loss
Energy Fuels shares dropped to a new 52-week low of $9.60, down about 3%, and last traded at $9.66. The company reported a quarterly loss of $0.13 per share, missing the $0.04 consensus estimate, on revenue of $25.11 million. Analyst ratings are mixed, with five Buy ratings, one Hold, and one Sell, and an average price target of $21.85.
Energy Fuels, trading under UUUU, touched $9.60 intraday before changing hands at $9.66, versus a prior close of $9.96. Volume reached 5,824,336 shares. Its 50-day and 200-day moving averages stood at $13.05 and $15.42, while market capitalization was $2.56 billion.
Recent analyst actions were mixed: B. Riley cut its target to $25, Zacks downgraded to strong sell, UBS moved to neutral, BMO began at outperform with an $18 target, and HC Wainwright lifted its target to $29.25. The quarterly loss was $0.13 per share on $25.11 million revenue.
Energy Fuels’ slide could weigh on shareholders, including the institutional investors holding nearly half its shares, and may affect employee morale or financing flexibility. Because the firm operates in uranium and rare-earth materials, its performance may also influence broader energy and critical-minerals supply discussions. Still, a single quarterly miss and analyst target changes may not determine long-term outcomes; market reactions can shift with future earnings, project progress, and commodity prices.