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EPISODE · Jun 10, 2026 · 9 MIN

Uranium Energy (UEC): Zero spot sales & the 14-year nuclear bottleneck [Q3 2026]

from Earnings Unscripted: Stock Earnings Calls & Analysis · host Miro Benes

Uranium Energy Corp completely zeroed out spot sales in Q3 as bureaucratic bottlenecks drove active output down 30% and sent production costs soaring. In ~10 minutes:• Why UEC refused to sell any physical inventory this quarter.• The regulatory delays driving per-pound total costs up to $54.61.• Wyoming’s 4-year tax hike locking in higher base cash costs.• A real estate pivot to secure Department of Energy grants.• The brutal reality of a 14-year timeline to launch a US mine.The stock plunged 15% on earnings day as investors digested missing revenue data and an artificially bloated cost profile. But management argues this is a temporary quarter-end snapshot, opting to leverage their massive $488M cash cushion ☢️ to wait out state regulators while strategically positioning the company as an American national security asset. Company: Uranium Energy Corp (UEC) | Q3 FY2026AI-assisted production. Feedback/ticker requests: https://x.com/EarnUnscripted.

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