Centrus Energy Corp. supplies nuclear fuel components and enrichment services to the nuclear power industry, with a business model centered on low-enriched uranium (LEU) sales and technical work tied to advanced fuel production. The company serves commercial utilities that run nuclear reactors, while also performing government-related enrichment and manufacturing work through its Technical Solutions segment. A key part of its current identity is its role in HALEU-related capabilities, which are intended to support next-generation reactors and U.S. nuclear fuel supply chain resilience. Centrus operates with a global supplier network for fuel inputs, but its technical footprint is anchored in Oak Ridge, Tennessee and Piketon, Ohio.
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| LEU and uranium fuel sales | 77% Commercial sales of LEU, SWU, natural uranium hexafluoride, and related uranium fuel components to utilities and other nuclear fuel buyers. |
| Technical Solutions and government contracts | 23% Advanced enrichment, HALEU-related work, and technical/manufacturing services performed for the U.S. government and private customers. |
Centrus sells primarily to electric utilities that operate nuclear power plants, because they need LEU and SWU to fuel...
Buy LEU, SWU, and uranium components to fuel operating nuclear reactors, mainly under medium- and long-term contracts.
Funds HALEU, enrichment, and technical work to support domestic nuclear fuel supply and national energy/security goals.
Purchase LEU and related fuel components for reactors outside the United States, adding geographic diversification.
Buy engineering, manufacturing, and advanced nuclear-related services for specialized projects and next-generation reactor supply chains.
Centrus is headquartered in the United States and its core operating base is domestic, with major technical and...
Centrus is focused on expanding domestic enrichment capability and preserving its specialized workforce and facilities...
HALEU is central to Centrus' long-term growth option and its relevance to next-generation reactors and U.S. energy policy.
Reducing dependence on constrained or geopolitically sensitive supply sources supports execution and customer confidence.
Backlog extending to 2040 provides a base of future revenue if deliveries and project milestones are executed on schedule.
Centrus faces elevated geopolitical and supply-chain risk because its business is directly affected by the war in...
A breach could compromise sensitive information and, in an extreme case, threaten DOE access needed to perform American Centrifuge and related contracts.
Centrus relies on international nuclear fuel supply chains and is exposed to sanctions, import bans, and counterparty disputes tied to Russian-origin material.
The company must procure fuel inputs under long-term and market-linked arrangements, so price swings can affect cost of sales and contract profitability.
Technical Solutions depends on DOE contracts and task orders, and delays or funding changes could reduce revenue and utilization.
Expansion and manufacturing initiatives require technical execution, funding, and regulatory progress to convert into future revenue.
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: 11/08/2026