Boss Energy lifts Q4 uranium output 79% and meets revised FY2026 guidance
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Boss Energy reported a 79% QoQ increase in Q4 uranium output, meeting revised FY2026 production guidance while keeping AISC within its target range and growing cash and liquid assets. The update supports improved operational credibility after weather disruptions and highlights upcoming catalysts via a new feasibility study and FY2027 guidance. Sector-wise, the news is modestly supportive for uranium equities relative to the broader ASX 300.
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Boss Energy reported a 79% quarter-on-quarter increase in Q4 uranium production, taking full-year output to 1.41 million pounds and meeting its revised FY2026 production guidance. The miner posted FY2026 all-in sustaining costs (AISC) of $61 per pound, in line with its guidance. Shares rose 0.6% in early trade, outperforming the ASX 300, which was down 0.6%. The company said FY2027 guidance will be released alongside its New Feasibility Study.
