Cameco Reports Strong 2025 Financials, Exceeds Production Targets, and Details Transformational Westinghouse Partnership

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Cameco delivered outstanding 2025 financial results, surpassing production targets and detailing a significant strategic partnership for Westinghouse, while also resolving key tax disputes and increasing its dividend.

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• Strong 2025 Financial Performance

  Reported 2025 revenue of $3.48 billion (+11%), gross profit of $970 million (+24%), net earnings of $590 million (>100%), adjusted EBITDA of $1.93 billion (+26%), and cash provided by operations of $1.41 billion (+56%) compared to 2024.

• Transformational Westinghouse Partnership

  Detailed a strategic partnership with the US Government to accelerate Westinghouse nuclear reactor deployment, involving an aggregate investment value of at least US$80 billion. Cameco received US$220.5 million in distributions from Westinghouse in 2025.

• Exceeded Uranium Production Targets

  Achieved 21.0 million pounds (our share) of uranium production in 2025, exceeding revised guidance. Cigar Lake produced 19.1 million pounds (100% basis), surpassing expectations, and Port Hope Conversion Facility set a new UF6 production record.

• Favorable Tax Dispute Resolution

  The CRA tax dispute for 2003, 2005, and 2006 is fully resolved in Cameco's favor, with a $297 million refund received for 2007-2013. The company continues to dispute remaining reassessments with strong legal precedent.

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Cameco reported exceptionally strong financial results for 2025, with significant increases across all key metrics including revenue, gross profit, net earnings, and cash flow from operations. The company exceeded its revised uranium production guidance and achieved a record for UF6 production at its Port Hope facility. A major highlight is the detailed disclosure of the strategic partnership between Westinghouse, Cameco, and the US Government, which is expected to accelerate the deployment of Westinghouse nuclear reactors with an aggregate investment value of at least US$80 billion. This partnership, along with favorable resolutions in the CRA tax dispute for earlier years and a substantial dividend increase, positions Cameco for robust long-term growth amid strong tailwinds for the nuclear energy sector.