BOSS ENERGY LTD.

Boss Energy reported markedly improved metrics for FY 2026: revenue rose 98.6% to 151.1 million AUD, net profit was 2.5 million AUD, free cash flow was positive for the first time and production climbed 61% to 1.41 million pounds. The company finished the year debt-free with 207.3 million AUD in cash and highlighted a new feasibility study with lower long-term costs. For FY 2027, however, Boss Energy expects lower production (1.25–1.3 million pounds), higher unit costs (C1 51–56 AUD/oz, AISC 83–92 AUD/oz) and capex of 58–64 million AUD, after which the share fell by around 14%. In the long term the company aims to increase production to 1.9 million pounds by FY 2030 but sees near-term execution and cost risks. » Mais em de.investing.com

For FY 2026 Boss Energy reported production of 1.4 million pounds of uranium (+61% year‑on‑year), cash of AUD 207 million and uranium inventory valued at about AUD 192 million. C1 costs were AUD 39/lb and AISC AUD 61/lb; the company reports positive cash flow and a balance sheet intended to fund organic growth. Boss highlights the operational strength of ISR production at Honeymoon, active wellfields (B1–B6) and planned efficiency gains from a new wide‑spaced wellfield design (feasibility study due by month‑end). Management sees a long‑term market deficit of 217–232 million pounds driven by rising nuclear demand and notes additional growth options such as Goulds, Jasons and interests in South Texas. » Mais em de.investing.com

Boss Energy reported sharp production declines for the quarter ended March 2026 due to heavy rains in South Australia; packaged production fell 56% to 203,000 lb, and IX production dropped 46%. C1 cash costs doubled from the prior quarter to A$60 per pound and AISC rose to A$93 per pound; management calls the increase temporary. Full-year production guidance was lowered to 1.40–1.45 million lb, while the annual cost guidance remains at A$36–40 (C1) and A$60–64 (AISC) with expectation to finish at the top end. Boss holds A$211.3m in cash, is advancing technical modelling, commissioning of drillfields (B5, B6) and resource expansions, and expects production to recover in the fourth quarter. » Mais em de.investing.com

Boss Resources produced a record 456,000 pounds of uranium in Q2 2026, raising production 18% quarter-on-quarter. Revenue was, however, much lower than forecast at AUD 39.3 million versus a projected AUD 72 million. The stock rose 5.88% in pre-market trading to AUD 1.98, supported by a strong cash position of AUD 208 million and a downwardly revised cost guidance (C1 AUD 36–40/pound, AISC AUD 60–64/pound). Boss confirms its full-year production expectation of 1.6 million pounds but warns of market price risk and operational execution risks. » Mais em de.investing.com

Boss Energy reported record production of 456,000 lb U3O8 at the Honeymoon project in Q2 FY26 and increased IX production, while Alta Mesa declined but attributable share rose. C1 costs fell to A$30/lb (from A$34) and AISC to A$49/lb, prompting a reduction of full-year guidance to C1 A$36–40/lb and AISC A$60–64/lb. The company holds A$208m in cash, increased its uranium inventory to 1.615m lb, and is pursuing a low-contract exposure strategy plus a feasibility study on a wide-spaced wellfield design and development of satellite deposits. » Mais em de.investing.com