Uranium Energy (UEC) Corporate presentation summary

Strategic positioning and integration

• Positioned as the only vertically integrated U.S. uranium company, covering mining, processing, refining, and conversion to support domestic enrichment and nuclear fuel security.

• Launched United States Uranium Refining & Conversion Corp to provide end-to-end capabilities from U3O8 to UF6.

• Holds the largest licensed uranium production capacity in the U.S. at 12.1 million lbs/year across three central processing plants.

• Maintains 100% unhedged price exposure, maximizing benefit from rising uranium prices.

• Robust balance sheet with $818 million in liquid assets and no debt.

Production growth and operational highlights

• Wyoming production restarted with phased ramp-up; 244,321 lbs produced since restart at a total cost per pound of $37.28.

• Burke Hollow, the largest U.S. greenfield ISR uranium project in a decade, is operationally ready and supports future resource expansion.

• Four new header houses completed at Christensen Ranch, with three more under construction, expanding production capacity.

• Sweetwater Plant acquisition from Rio Tinto adds 4.1 million lbs/year licensed capacity and 175 million lbs of historic resources.

• Advanced delineation drilling and engineering at Ludeman and Roughrider projects.

Resource base and project portfolio

• Total resources of 230.1 million lbs measured & indicated, 100 million lbs inferred, and 175 million lbs historical.

• Largest diversified uranium resource base in the Western Hemisphere, including significant assets in the Athabasca Basin, Canada.

• Multiple fully permitted and licensed projects in Wyoming and Texas, with scalable hub-and-spoke platforms.

• Strong pipeline of development and exploration projects, including Roughrider, Christie Lake, and Horseshoe-Raven.

• Strategic joint ventures with Cameco and Orano, providing exposure to additional resources.