Centrus Energy

LEU

Market cap $7.56B

LEU's 1H25 revenues dip 2% as weak uranium sales offset solid gains in its Technical segment.

The U.S. Army on Tuesday launched a program to build micro nuclear reactors. Investors have speculated heavily on the fortunes of NuScale, Oklo and Nano Nuclear despite the fact that none of the companies have deployed a reactor yet.

BETHESDA, Md. , Oct. 15, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Centrus Energy Corp. (NYSE American: LEU) will broadcast its quarterly conference call with shareholders and the financial community over the Internet on Thursday, November 6, 2025, at 8:30 a.m.

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Centrus Energy is the only U.S. company licensed to produce next-gen nuclear fuel (HALEU), positioning it for significant future growth. LEU's unique regulatory position and anticipated HALEU demand could drive dramatic revenue and profit expansion over the next decade. Despite strong long-term prospects, LEU trades at a steep valuation (80x earnings), with meaningful growth not expected until the 2030s.

Centrus Energy stands as the only American uranium enrichment company, uniquely positioned in a global market where capacity is almost entirely controlled by Russia and China. During 2025 the company raised $1.2B, secured over $2B in customer commitments, and launched a multibillion-dollar expansion of its Piketon facility, strengthening its strategic importance. Q2 2025 revenue fell 9% YoY to $112.8M, yet Centrus closed with $833M cash versus $430M debt, showing financial strength and ability to support expansion.

Centrus Energy's soaring stock, HALEU leadership and U.S. expansion plans fuel optimism despite high valuation and rising debt.

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Centrus Energy (LEU -1.87%) offers investors something rare: A pure play on the supply side of U.S. nuclear power.

Shares of Centrus Energy (LEU -1.87%) increased 53.7% in September, according to data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence.