On November 12, Cameco fell 4.01% in Regular Trading, trading at $71.805 per share, with turnover of $29.0094 million. The move coincided with renewed weakness across uranium-related stocks after the market continued to digest the company’s softer-than-expected third-quarter results.
Cameco’s latest quarterly report showed revenue of CA$619 million, up 0.7% year over year but below market expectations, while adjusted EPS was CA$0.00, missing consensus by CA$0.27. Reported diluted EPS was CA$0.10 versus analysts’ expectation of CA$0.30, and revenue also trailed estimates near CA$748 million to CA$768 million. The company narrowed its uranium sales and delivery outlook to 29.5 million-30.5 million pounds and adjusted its production share guidance to 19.5 million-20.5 million pounds.
Sector sentiment was also weak, with Centrus falling 4.92%, Energy Fuels falling 4.11%, Uranium falling 4.58%, Denison Mines falling 3.21%, and Nexgen Energy Ltd. falling 4.45%.
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