Boss Energy update: Alta Mesa output jumps, guidance met; target price trimmed
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Boss Energy reported a strong quarterly uplift in Alta Mesa uranium output and met full-year guidance, but the single-project contribution materially undershot consensus due to permitting delays that constrained new wellfield ramp-up. The maintained ACCUMULATE rating alongside a lower target price signals tempered expectations and execution risk, which can weigh on near-term investor positioning toward the name and adjacent uranium exposure.
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Boss Energy (ONUS) released an operations update showing its Alta Mesa project produced 362,000 pounds of uranium in FY2024 Q4, up 79% quarter-on-quarter, allowing the company to meet its full-year production guidance.
On a single-asset basis, Alta Mesa delivered 45,000 pounds (100% interest), around 78% below market consensus. The shortfall was attributed to permitting approval delays that prevented new wellfields from coming online.
The stock remains rated ACCUMULATE, while the price target is cut to A$1.40 from A$1.55.