Boss Energy (BOE) Market Day 2026 summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
Market Day 2026 summary
18 Sep, 2026Strategic direction and operational transformation
Transitioned to a wide-spacing wellfield design, reducing wellfield infrastructure by 50% and all-in sustaining costs by AUD 30/lb, while increasing PLS head grade by 28%.
Developed a robust New Feasibility Study, enabling a shift from grade-focused to system-focused resource evaluation, especially for Gould's Dam and Jason's.
Positioned Honeymoon as a central production hub, integrating Gould's Dam and Jason's deposits for scalable, low-capital growth.
Aspires to ramp up production to 2.5Mlbs U3O8 per year at an AISC of A$65/lb by the early 2030s, significantly lowering unit costs and extending mine life.
Enhanced technical and operational capacity with a new, globally experienced team and board renewal.
Operational performance and optimisation
Honeymoon operation restarted in April 2024, achieving commercial production in January 2025, with 1.41Mlbs produced in FY26.
Ongoing plant debottlenecking and staged upgrades aim to lift water treatment capacity and support higher production rates.
Continuous improvement initiatives target reagent optimisation, wellfield efficiency, and infrastructure reuse to further lower costs.
Safety culture and operational excellence are emphasized, with ISO 45001-aligned systems and direct leadership accountability.
Continuous improvement programs have reduced costs and increased recovery rates, with further initiatives planned.
Resource base and development pipeline
Combined mineral resource of 65.9Mlbs U3O8 across Honeymoon, Gould's Dam, and Jason's Deposit, with significant potential for further extension.
Gould's Dam and Jason's Deposit are considered amenable to wide-spaced ISR, with ongoing drilling and permitting to upgrade and expand resources.
FY27 delineation drilling programs at both satellite deposits aim to increase resource confidence and support future production.
Regional exploration pipeline targets new ISR-amenable discoveries within the Honeymoon catchment.
Development timeline targets production from Jason's Deposit by early 2030 and Gould's Dam by early 2031, subject to permitting and board decisions.
Latest events from Boss Energy
- Revenue doubled, profit turned positive, and a robust plan supports long-term uranium growth.BOE
H2 2026 - Rising uranium demand and operational growth drive strong financial and strategic positioning.BOE
Diggers & Dealers Mining Forum 2026 - Record FY26 uranium production, strong cash flow, and new feasibility study set for August 2026.BOE
Q4 2026 TU - Strong uranium production, innovation, and financials drive growth amid rising global demand.BOE
Investor presentation - Production and output fell in Q3 FY26, but cash reserves and project progress remain strong.BOE
Q3 2026 TU - Positive cash flow and inventory growth offset a net loss from non-cash uranium sale costs.BOE
H2 2025 - First uranium production at Honeymoon and Alta Mesa boosts profit and assets, with no debt.BOE
H2 2024 - Record uranium output, 71% revenue growth, and reduced loss with lower cost guidance.BOE
H1 2026 - Commercial production declared, strong ramp-up, robust cash, and FY25 guidance reaffirmed.BOE
Q2 2025 TU