Boss Energy (BOE) is held by 6 ASX ETFs. Over the last year it fell 30.1%: on $10,000, −$3008. We explain 16 big moves in that time.
About BOE
- SectorEnergy
- IndustryEnergy
- Size$656.0m
- Held by6 ETFs
- Big moves16 in 1Y
Each dot is a move we explain. Tap one, or a row of Why it moved, to see what caused it.
Why it moved
- −9.6%30 Sep 2026· Operational
Boss Energy fell sharply likely due to negative market sentiment around a reported operational reset at its Honeymoon uranium project, compounding a leadership transition that unsettled investors despite broader sector strength.
- −18.2%27 Aug 2026· Guidance Down
Boss Energy shares fell sharply after its FY26 results showed doubled revenue but FY27 cost guidance disappointed investors, triggering a 'sell the news' reaction to disappointing forward cost outlook.
- +11.5%24 Aug 2026· Earnings Beat
Boss Energy's share price surged following its FY26 results and a new feasibility study for the Honeymoon uranium project, which appear to have catalysed renewed investor confidence in the company's operational turnaround.
- +13.8%1 Jul 2026· Analyst
Analysts upgraded the stock after a significant selloff, and the company was highlighted as a bright spot in the uranium sector.
- +8.6%7 May 2026· Stake Change
JPMorgan Chase increased its stake in Boss Energy, signaling institutional confidence and triggering a positive market reaction.
- −9.4%1 May 2026· Guidance Down
Boss Energy shares fell sharply after the company issued a guidance downgrade, with Q3 costs nearly doubling to A$93/lb due to weather chaos.
- −9.3%15 Apr 2026· Guidance Down
Boss Energy downgraded its FY26 production guidance due to heavy rain and ramp-up delays, triggering a sharp share price decline.
- −10.1%6 Feb 2026· Sector Flow
BOE.AX dropped over 10% as part of a broad selloff in ASX uranium stocks, likely triggered by sector-wide concerns following AMD's decline.
- −8.5%2 Feb 2026· Sector Flow
Boss Energy shares fell over 8% on 2026-02-01 despite broader energy sector gains, likely due to profit-taking after a strong January performance.
- +10.0%28 Jan 2026· Operational
Boss Energy reported strong production and reduced costs at its Honeymoon Uranium Project, driving shares up.
- +13.6%19 Jan 2026· Unknown
No specific catalyst identified for Boss Energy's share price movement from the available news articles.
- +11.4%19 Dec 2025· Operational
Boss Energy withdrew its Honeymoon feasibility study, leading to a sharp share price decline.
- −24.6%18 Dec 2025· Operational
Boss Energy withdrew the Honeymoon feasibility study and downgraded uranium mine guidance, triggering a sharp sell-off.
- −8.2%15 Dec 2025· Sector Flow
Boss Energy fell as part of broader weakness in mining and energy stocks on the ASX.
- +8.6%12 Dec 2025· Unknown
Insufficient evidence; no relevant news articles explain the abnormal upward price move for BOSS ENERGY LTD on 2025-12-11.
- +19.8%29 Oct 2025· Sector Flow
BOSS ENERGY LTD rallied in line with a broad surge in ASX uranium stocks after the US committed $80 billion to a nuclear reactor buildout.
Held by 6 ETFs
Of every $10,000 in each fund, how much is in BOE today.
Why did BOE fall 8.2% on 15 Dec 2025?
Boss Energy
Boss Energy fell as part of broader weakness in mining and energy stocks on the ASX.
The only news directly around the price move date references the ASX sagging on weaker mining and energy stocks, which would include Boss Energy. The subsequent company-specific announcement about well-field design came after the price move and is not negative, so it is unlikely to be the cause. No other specific company news explains the decline, making sector weakness the most plausible explanation.
General information only, not personal advice — prepared without regard to your objectives, financial situation or needs. Past performance is not indicative of future performance.
Evidence
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What it did to the 6 ETFs holding BOE
On $10,000 in each fund, at the weight it holds today