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    Robert Brown

    Founding Partner and Senior Equity Research Analyst at Lake Street Capital Markets

    Robert Brown is a Founding Partner and Senior Equity Research Analyst at Lake Street Capital Markets, specializing in the industrials, technology, and energy sectors. He covers companies such as Applied Digital, Limbach Holdings, Babcock & Wilcox Enterprises, Ballard Power Systems, Argan, Centrus Energy, and Flux Power Holdings, achieving a 73% success rate and an average return of 65% from his stock ratings, with notable calls like an 800% return on Westport Fuel Systems. Brown began his analyst career prior to 2013, has been with Lake Street since its inception, and previously worked at other financial institutions before co-founding the firm. Holding a CFA charter and relevant securities licenses, he is recognized as a top-performing Wall Street analyst and a thought leader in his coverage areas.

    Robert Brown's questions to CENTRUS ENERGY (LEU) leadership

    Robert Brown's questions to CENTRUS ENERGY (LEU) leadership • Q1 2025

    Question

    Robert Brown asked for an update on the Department of Energy's (DOE) activities and the expected next steps, as well as the current status of shipments from Russia.

    Answer

    President and CEO Amir Vexler stated that the DOE is moving quickly to award the $2.7 billion in funding for U.S. nuclear fuel production, which aligns with the administration's agenda. Regarding Russian shipments, he confirmed that while specific authorizations are still required on an order-by-order basis, the process has not impeded any of Centrus's scheduled deliveries.

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    Robert Brown's questions to CENTRUS ENERGY (LEU) leadership • Q1 2025

    Question

    Robert Brown asked for an update on the Department of Energy's activity regarding the allocated funds for U.S. nuclear fuel production and inquired about the status of Russian shipment authorizations.

    Answer

    President and CEO Amir Vexler stated that the Energy Secretary confirmed plans to award the $2.7 billion in funds, indicating momentum is moving forward. Regarding Russian shipments, Vexler noted that while specific authorizations are still required, the process has not impeded any commitments to Centrus, and business has continued as normal.

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