The company extracted 131,274 pounds of uranium through June 30, a sharp drop from the 317,613 pounds produced in the first half of 2025. This production decline pushed extraction costs to $57.36 per pound, up from $42.92 in the previous year. Despite the lower output, enCore delivered 485,000 pounds of uranium into existing contracts at an average price of $70.10 per pound, benefiting from a stronger market rate compared to the $62.58 average seen in 2025.

Management is now focusing on a transition to new extraction sites to stabilize operations. The company anticipates beginning activity at the Upper Spring Creek wellfield and the Alta Mesa Wellfield 3 Extension later this year, pending final permits. To address mounting costs, the firm implemented a workforce reduction in July, though the financial impact of these layoffs is not expected to appear until the third quarter. As of mid-year, enCore reported total liquidity of $88.4 million, including $21.8 million in unrestricted cash.