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Research Alert: Cco Maintained Sell On Valuation After Uninspiring Q1: Tp Cad130

CFRA, an independent research provider, has providedwith the following research alert. Analysts at CFRA have summarized their opinion as follows:We maintain our Sell rating and our target price of CAD130. The target of CAD130 reflects our unchanged 2027 P/E multiple of 60x, still a premium to CCO's one- and three-year averages of 57.2x and 39.3x, respectively. We believe CCO's premium valuation is warranted for various reasons but overdone. Strong support for nuclear projects and energy needs have supported spot pricing in uranium, but plant build-outs carry considerable timing and cost risks. Q1 earnings provided a modest beat on top and bottom lines. However, given the valuation, the lack of guidance boost and incremental good news kept the story at its status quo. The story is well understood by the market, and we feel the name is tethered to energy/AI sentiment and developments, which may be volatile in the near term. We lower our 2026 EPS estimate by CAD0.15 to CAD1.56 and maintain our 2027 EPS at CAD2.17.

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Research Alert: Cco Q1: Guidance Unchanged After Uranium Sales Volume Grows 13%

CFRA, an independent research provider, has providedwith the following research alert. Analysts at CFRA have summarized their opinion as follows:CCO reported strong Q1 results with adjusted net earnings of CAD203M (CAD0.47/share) vs. CAD70M (CAD0.16/share) in the prior year, beating expectations. Revenue rose 7% to CAD845M while adjusted EBITDA surged 44% to CAD509M, led by 13% higher sales volumes at improved realized prices of US$66.21/lb. The quarter was consistent with guidance and void of surprises, with operational performance supporting our positive thesis on uranium market dynamics. Management maintained 2026 guidance, including uranium production of 19.5M-21.5M lbs and fuel services production of 13M-14M kgU. We believe shares continue trading at premium valuations as energy demand sentiment and sourcing concerns drive investor interest. The five-year contract portfolio supports average annual deliveries exceeding 28M lbs, with higher commitments in 2026-2028 providing visibility. The strong balance sheet with CAD1.1B cash vs. CAD1.0B debt and CAD1.0B undrawn credit facility supports growth initiatives.

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