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Report published September 29, 2026

Uranium Energy Corp. (UEC): First Take: Revenue Ahead of Expectations – Goldman Sachs Research

Goldman Sachs · September 29, 2026

Goldman Sachs reiterates a Buy rating on Uranium Energy Corp. (UEC) with a $14 price target following F4Q26 revenue of $17.1mn that beat FactSet consensus of $9.0mn. While production volumes trailed Goldman Sachs forecasts, quarterly output rose over 150% qoq, production costs were lower than expected, and substantial unhedged inventory was maintained.

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Key Takeaways

  • 1.UEC beat revenue expectations in F4Q26, generating $17.1mn by selling 200,000 lbs of U3O8 at ~$85.26/lb, versus consensus of $9.0mn and GS expectations of zero sales.
  • 2.Production improved over 150% qoq in F4Q26 to 82,744 lbs but missed GS estimates, while FY2026 total production of 229,294 lbs lagged expectations of ~307,000 lbs.
  • 3.Production costs beat expectations at $39.94/lb for FY2026 and $36.54/lb in F4Q26, driven by higher production volumes.

Report data

UEC Investment Summary and Forecast Table — as of September 28, 2026.

MetricEstimateContext
12-month Price Target14.00 USDGoldman Sachs price target for UEC based on 26X F2028 EV/EBITDA plus net cash
Closing Stock Price9.21 USDClosing share price as of 28 September 2026
F4Q26 Revenue17.1 USD millionGenerated from selling 200,000 lbs of U3O8 at ~$85.26/lb, beating consensus of $9.0mn
F4Q26 Uranium Sales Volume200,000 lbsU3O8 sold from inventory during the quarter
F4Q26 Average Realized Uranium Price85.26 USD/lbAverage price realized on 200k lbs U3O8 sold
Source: Goldman Sachs Research; FactSet; Company data. This is a dated model snapshot, not a live forecast.

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