Boss Energy Soars as Honeymoon Project Delivers Strong Free Cashflow

April 29, 2025 12:38 PM AEST | By Team Kalkine Media

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Highlights

Boss Energy reports first free cashflow from Honeymoon project.

Quarterly uranium production surges over 100%.

Shares gain momentum with strong operational progress.

Boss Energy (ASX:BOE) captured attention on the ASX 200 after announcing the first free cashflow generation from its flagship Honeymoon uranium project during the March quarter. This milestone marked a major operational achievement, boosting optimism around the company’s production capabilities.

The company’s shares rose by 4.6% to $2.93 by 11 AM AEST, continuing a robust upward trend of more than 20% since the start of the year. This performance underscores growing investor confidence in Boss Energy’s strategic positioning within the uranium sector, especially as global demand for clean energy alternatives strengthens.

During the March quarter, Boss Energy achieved a production output of 295,819 pounds of uranium concentrate. This represented an impressive 116% increase compared to the prior quarter, a result that highlights successful ramp-up efforts at the Honeymoon site. Furthermore, the company reported that production costs are trending lower than the guidance set for the second half of the fiscal year, strengthening the project's economic outlook.

While the journey has not been without challenges, Boss Energy indicated that commissioning activities at Honeymoon experienced some unexpected hurdles, leading to periods of unplanned downtime. Despite these operational headwinds, management remains confident that the project will meet its fiscal 2025 production target of 850,000 pounds of uranium concentrate. The company has also noted that although some commissioning issues persist, they are not anticipated to materially affect future performance.

The broader context for Boss Energy’s momentum comes at a time when uranium prices remain firm amid heightened global interest in nuclear energy solutions. With the Honeymoon project moving past its early operational teething issues and now contributing free cashflow, Boss Energy appears positioned to capitalize on the favourable market dynamics.

Overall, the March quarter results signal a turning point for Boss Energy, showcasing its ability to scale production efficiently while keeping costs in check. Investors and industry observers alike are keeping a close eye on the next phases of Honeymoon’s ramp-up and the strategic initiatives that could further strengthen Boss Energy’s presence in the uranium market.

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