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    Earnings Turnaround Has The Bull Case Changed For Denison Mines Stock

    Simply Wall St·11/07/2026 13:31:23
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    • Denison Mines reported third quarter 2026 sales of CA$1.05 million, net income of CA$81.77 million and basic earnings per share of CA$0.09, compared with a loss position in the same period last year.
    • The swing from a CA$134.97 million quarterly loss a year ago to strong profitability this quarter, despite flat sales, highlights how Denison Mines’ earnings profile is currently driven more by non operating items and cost structure than by top line uranium revenue.
    • We will now assess how Denison Mines’ sharp move from quarterly loss to profit may reshape the longer term investment narrative around Phoenix.

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    Denison Mines Investment Narrative Recap

    To own Denison Mines, you need to believe the Phoenix ISR project and broader Athabasca portfolio can eventually support meaningful uranium production despite today’s limited CA$4 million revenue base. The latest quarter may support confidence in financial discipline, as the firm reported CA$81.77 million in net income on flat CA$1.05 million sales.

    The short term focus still sits on funding, cost control and execution at Phoenix while the business is not yet producing at scale. The biggest current risk remains that new uranium sales or production do not arrive fast enough to justify ongoing spending, especially with limited low risk funding and continued investment needs.

    The standout announcement tied to this story is the third quarter 2026 earnings release. It showed Denison Mines moving from a CA$134.97 million quarterly loss a year ago to CA$81.77 million profit, with basic earnings per share of CA$0.09 compared with a CA$0.15 loss per share in the prior period.

    For the first nine months of 2026, sales of CA$2.87 million and a net loss of CA$7.55 million indicate that profitability is not yet consistent and still influenced by non operating factors. For investors, the key question is how quickly operating earnings from Phoenix and other uranium assets can start to matter more than one off items.

    Denison Mines' narrative projects CA$632.0 million revenue and CA$228.5 million earnings by 2029. This assumes very large yearly revenue growth of about 436.5% and an earnings improvement of roughly CA$504.1 million from a loss of CA$275.6 million today.

    Uncover how Denison Mines' fair value indicates a 108% potential upside to its current price before that discount to market expectations begins to close.

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    Exploring Other Perspectives

    Four fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community span a wide range, from CA$0.05 to CA$13.50 per share, which shows how far opinions on Denison Mines can spread. Those views do not yet reflect the latest earnings swing, so you may want to weigh Phoenix execution risks and uranium project timing before leaning on any single estimate.

    Explore 3 other Denison Mines fair value estimates, including one that suggests up to 337% upside from the current price!

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