Uranium Energy (UEC) Corporate presentation summary

Strategic positioning and integration

• Positioned as the only vertically integrated U.S. uranium company, spanning mining, refining, conversion, and enrichment capabilities to support American nuclear fuel security and energy dominance.

• Launched Uranium Refining & Conversion Corp to provide end-to-end nuclear fuel supply, leveraging partnerships and engineering advancements.

• Holds the largest licensed uranium production capacity in the U.S. at 12.1 million lbs/year, with phased ISR ramp-up and multiple permitted projects.

• Over $1 billion in accretive acquisitions since 2017, building a diversified resource base and production optionality.

Financial and operational highlights

• Maintains a strong balance sheet with $794 million in liquid assets and no debt as of April 2026.

• Holds 1.46 million pounds of U3O8 in inventory, with a 100% unhedged price exposure strategy.

• Third quarter 2026 production cost per pound was $54.61 (cash cost $46.69) on 32,195 pounds; since restart, total cost per pound is $39.30 (cash cost $32.40) on 276,516 pounds.

• Production rates expected to increase in Q4 2026 with new header houses and Burke Hollow operational for a full quarter.

Resource base and growth pipeline

• Total resources of 230.1 million lbs U3O8 (measured & indicated), 100 million lbs inferred, and 175 million lbs historical.

• Operates scalable hub-and-spoke platforms in Wyoming and Texas, with three central processing plants and 10 permitted projects.

• Acquired Rio Tinto’s Sweetwater Plant and portfolio, adding ~175 million lbs of historic uranium resources and 108,000 acres of prospective land.

• Advancing the Roughrider Project in Canada, with a pre-feasibility study underway and strong economic metrics at various uranium price points.