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Denison Mines Corp · Q4 2026 earnings
Q4 2026 earnings · · Before market open
Briefing
Denison reported a Q1 net loss of C$115M as Phoenix construction began following final regulatory approval and FID in February.
Denison Mines reported Q1 2026 results highlighted by receipt of CNSC environmental and construction approvals for the Phoenix ISR uranium mine and a Final Investment Decision in February 2026. Site preparation and early works mobilized in March with full-scale construction ramp expected by end of Q2 2026. Q1 revenue was C$1.1 million and net loss was C$114.9 million ($0.13 per share), heavily impacted by C$108.4 million in convertible note embedded derivative fair value changes. The company contracted 550,000 lbs U3O8 for sale in Q1 at an average US$99.07/lb and held C$418.5 million cash at quarter end.
- Phoenix mine received final CNSC approvals and FID; site preparation and early works underway.
- Q1 net loss C$114.9M ($0.13/share); revenue C$1.1M from deferred revenue recognition.
- Sold 550,000 lbs U3O8 in Q1 at avg US$99.07/lb; 1.35M lbs committed for near-term delivery.
- Updated Phoenix initial capital estimate C$600M; first production targeted mid-2028.
- Cash C$418.5M at March 31; Wood awarded construction management contract for Phoenix.
Headline financials
Revenue & EPS history
Denison Mines Corp · Revenue · Quarterly
C$1.11M
Forward guidance
Full-scale Phoenix construction expected to ramp before end of Q2 2026 with approximately two-year build timeline targeting first production mid-2028. Updated initial capital estimate approximately C$600 million post-FID.
Tailwinds
- First Canadian uranium mine approved for construction in over 20 years
- Growing uranium customer base with ~16M lbs in contracted and advanced negotiations
- Phoenix post-tax NPV8% estimated C$1.57B on updated capex
Headwinds
- Q1 loss driven partly by C$108.4M convertible note derivative fair value charge
- Pre-production company with minimal operating revenue
- Construction timeline subject to regulatory and execution risks
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