Centrus Shows Quarterly Loss After Preferred Share Swap but Revenues Rise

A swap of common shares for preferred shares led to a $2.2-million first-quarter loss for Centrus Energy Corp.’s common shareholders, as revenue rose across the board, the Bethesda, Md.-based nuclear fuel reseller and enrichment technology developer wrote in…

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