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Centrus Energy Corp

Centrus Energy Corp

Centrus Energy Corp is engaged in the supply of nuclear fuel and services for the nuclear power industry. It operates through the Low-Enriched Uranium (LEU) and Technical Solutions segments. The LEU segment has two components which include the sale of separative work units and uranium. The Technical Solutions segment provides engineering, design, and manufacturing services to government and private sector customers. The majority of the firm's revenue is derived from the LEU segment. It has a business presence in the U.S. and other countries, of which prime revenue is generated in the U.S.www.centrusenergy.com

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Oct 15, 2026

Patrick CeresnaHOST
58:13
Reactor production can only scale if the fuel supply chain expands alongside it.
Patrick CeresnaHOST
58:19
This brings us to Centrus Energy, which is the symbol LEU.
Patrick CeresnaHOST
58:24
The company supplies enriched uranium and is expanding domestic enrichment capacity for both existing reactors and advanced designs.
Patrick CeresnaHOST
58:32
That creates a long-term investment thesis around nuclear growth and the strategic importance of secure fuel supply.
Amir VexlerGUEST
8:18
This is the first time in United States that there is centrifuge commercial enrichment.
speaker_1HOST
8:23
And so you talk about your role and Centrus's role a- as an enricher, and that brings us to HALEU, if I'm pronouncing it correctly.
speaker_1HOST
8:31
Uh, H-A-L-E-U.
speaker_1HOST
8:32
It's become an acronym within the industry that is, uh, very much talked about.
speaker_1HOST
8:37
It popped up throughout as I was doing my research on you and on nuclear and on Centrus as a whole.
speaker_1HOST
8:42
But obviously for those not necessarily ingrained in the nuclear industry, it's probably a five-letter acronym that everyone's like, "What is he talking about?" So before we dive more into it, can you give us just a broad overview of what HALEU is, why it's important, and why, at least in the nuclear industry, it's becoming more and more talked about as of late?
Amir VexlerGUEST
9:03
Sure.
Amir VexlerGUEST
10:13
So it is a higher enrichment, but, uh, under 20%, and that enables the fueling of all of these advanced micro, advanced reactors, microreactors that are being developed out there right now.
Brennan MooreHOST
20:20
Let's talk about more fuel deals.
Brennan MooreHOST
20:22
We have Centrus and Antares, Century and Ra...
Brennan MooreHOST
20:24
Centrus and Radiant.
Brennan MooreHOST
20:25
We have General Matter who submitted their application to the NRC.
Brennan MooreHOST
20:29
You know, the, the, the fuel supply agreements continue to pop up.
Brennan MooreHOST
20:43
I mean, there's...
Brennan MooreHOST
20:44
I guess there's, there's two prongs to this.
Brennan MooreHOST
20:46
There's the HALEU piece, so guys locking in agreements with Centrus and others.
Renaud SaleGUEST
36:41
Let's enjoy it.
Renaud SaleGUEST
36:42
And the thing is Centrus today has the technology for enrichment and is eventually going to be the enricher of uranium in the US.
Renaud SaleGUEST
36:57
Today, it's one of the two companies in the US that has been permitted to buy uranium from Russia.
Renaud SaleGUEST
37:07
So actually, the enriched uranium that they sell in the US is going through Centrus.
Renaud SaleGUEST
37:15
But this is stopping in 2028.
Renaud SaleGUEST
37:17
And the question mark is what happens between 2028 and 2029, 2030 when Centris eventually has its own enrichment capacity.

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