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Ur-Energy shareholders elect all directors, renew stock option plan at annual meeting
All 8 director nominees elected; Gary C. Huber received 81.36% for, others over 98%.
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Ur-Energy Q1 2026: pounds captured up 41% QoQ, avg price $70.98, Shirley Basin commenced
Pounds captured 110,314, up 41% over Q4 2025 and 48% over Q1 2025.
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Ur-Energy files new S-3 and upsizes ATM program to $50M with B. Riley and Cantor
New S-3 registration statement (333-294902) declared effective April 16, 2026.
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Ur-Energy 2025 net loss $74.9M; resource update extends mine life 3 years
2025 net loss $74.9M ($0.20/sh) vs $53.2M loss in 2024; revenue down to $27.2M from $33.7M.
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Ur-Energy issues $120M 4.75% Convertible Senior Notes due 2031, net proceeds $114.8M
$120M aggregate principal of 4.75% convertible notes due Jan 15, 2031; conversion price ~$1.73 (27.5% premium).
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Ur-Energy appoints Matthew Gili CEO effective Dec 13, 2025; base salary $500K
Annual base salary set at $500,000 effective Dec 13, 2025; prior President salary was $430,000.
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Ur-Energy announces retirement of General Counsel Penne Goplerud, appoints Alex Ritchie as successor
Penne Goplerud will retire as General Counsel and Corporate Secretary effective January 6, 2026.
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Ur-Energy Q3 sales $6.3M at $57.48/lb; Shirley Basin on track for Q1 2026 startup
Q3 2025: sold 110,000 lbs U3O8 at $57.48/lb, revenue $6.3M; sales from purchased inventories.
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Ur-Energy files prospectus supplement to register shares for 2023 warrant exercises
Filed prospectus supplement to register shares of common stock for exercise of warrants issued in 2023.
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Ur-Energy CEO John Cash to retire; President Matthew Gili named successor effective Dec 13, 2025
John W. Cash to retire as CEO on Dec 12, 2025; remains Chairman and strategic advisor.
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Ur-Energy appoints Jade Walle as VP Finance; part of long-term succession planning
Appointment of Jade Walle as Vice President Finance, effective September 23, 2025, a newly created role.
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Ur-Energy Inc. reports Q2 2025 earnings and announces eighth uranium sales agreement
Dried and packaged 112,033 pounds U3O8 in Q2 2025, a 35% increase over Q1 2025.
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Ur-Energy Q2 operational update: U3O8 production up 35% QoQ, revenue $10.4M
Dried and packaged 112,033 lbs U3O8, up 35% from Q1 2025.
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Ur-Energy appoints Matthew Gili as President; base salary $430K, 175K options
Matthew Gili named President effective June 30, 2025; reports to CEO.
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Ur-Energy annual meeting passes all proposals; director Gary Huber gets only 68% support
All seven directors elected; Gary C. Huber received 68.04% votes for, 31.96% against, far below others.
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Ur-Energy Q1 no sales; gets Lost Creek expansion approval, flow rates up 44%
No U3O8 sales in Q1 2025; cash $86.0M at March 31, down from $87.1M at year-end 2024.
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Ur-Energy reports Q1 operational progress; Lost Creek production ramping, Shirley Basin on track for early 2026 startup
Lost Creek dried/packaged 83,066 lbs U3O8 in Q1; wellfield flow up 44% since Mar, now >2,700 gpm; annualized rate >400,000 lbs.
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Ur-Energy reports 2024 net loss of $53.2M; per-pound profit flips to loss as costs surge
Net loss $53.2M ($0.17 diluted EPS) vs $30.7M loss ($0.12) in 2023; sales doubled to $33.7M but gross loss widened to $9.0M.
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Ur-Energy reports Lost Creek 2024 production of 265,744 lbs U3O8 and Shirley Basin on track for early 2026 commissioning
Lost Creek produced 265,744 lbs U3O8 in 2024, in line with guidance; Q4 2024 capture was 81,767 lbs at average head grade of 66.2 mg/L.
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Ur-Energy cuts 2024 production guidance to 240k-280k lbs; Q3 sales 100k lbs at $61.65/lb
Q3 2024: sold 100k lbs U3O8 at avg $61.65/lb for $6.2M; YTD product profit $2.77M.
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Ur-Energy dismisses PwC, appoints BDO USA as independent auditor
PwC dismissed as auditor effective Oct 1, 2024; no disagreements or reportable events in past years.
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Ur-Energy revises 2024 production guidance to 325k-475k lbs U3O8; Lost Creek ramp slower
2024 production guidance lowered to 325,000-475,000 lbs U3O8 captured due to slower-than-expected ramp-up from manpower issues.
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Ur-Energy Q2 revenue $4.6M from 75k lbs U3O8 at $61.65/lb; 2024 production guidance lowered
Q2 sold 75,000 pounds U3O8, average price $61.65/lb, gross profit per pound $19.96 (down from $32.41 in Q4 2023).
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Ur-Energy underwriters fully exercise option, raising additional $9M in public offering
Underwriters exercised option to purchase 8,572,500 additional common shares at $1.05/share.
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Ur-Energy launches $60M public offering of 57.15M shares at $1.05/share
Underwriting agreement with Cantor Fitzgerald & Co. for 57,150,000 common shares at $1.05/share.
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Ur-Energy Q2: captured 71k lbs U3O8, sold 75k lbs at $61.65/lb; guides to lower side of 550-650k lbs
Captured ~70,679 lbs U3O8 in Q2; 2024 production guidance revised to lower side of 550k-650k lbs captured on IX resin.
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Ur-Energy assigns committee roles to new directors Pressey and Dyke
John Paul Pressey appointed to Audit, Compensation, and Corporate Governance & Nominating committees effective June 7, 2024.
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Ur-Energy shareholders elect directors, ratify auditor, approve say-on-pay; board reduced to 7
159,944,589 shares voted (56.79%); all 7 director nominees elected (lowest 82.06% for Huber).
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Q1 2024: No U3O8 sales, production at 38K lbs; Shirley Basin buildout started
No U3O8 sales in Q1 2024; prior Q3/Q4 2023 sales at $60.45/lb with ~54% gross margin.
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Ur-Energy cuts 2024 production guidance, repays bond loan, approves Shirley Basin satellite
2024 production guidance reduced to 550,000–650,000 lbs U3O8 captured; Q1 captured 38,221 lbs.
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Ur-Energy appoints two new board members; two founding directors to retire at June AGM
John Paul Pressey (CPA, former PwC partner) and Elmer Dyke (35-yr nuclear leader) appointed to board effective April 8, 2024.
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Ur-Energy appoints Ryan Schierman as VP Regulatory Affairs; salary $220K, 100K options
Appointed Ryan S. Schierman as Vice President Regulatory Affairs, effective March 28, 2024.
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Ur-Energy decides to build Shirley Basin ISR uranium mine; 24-month construction plan
Decision to build-out wholly-owned Shirley Basin ISR uranium mine in Carbon County, Wyoming; all major permits in place.
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Ur-Energy releases 2023 year-end results, announces two new uranium sales agreements and updated S-K 1300 reports
Sold 280,000 pounds U3O8 in 2023 at average price $61.89/lb, generating $17.3M revenue and gross profit of $8.7M (excluding NRV adjustments).
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Ur-Energy reports Q4 production of 68.4k lbs U3O8, cash of $59.7M; advances sales agreements
Q4 2023 production captured 68,448 lbs U3O8 at average grade 93.9 mg/l; full year 103,487 lbs.
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Ur-Energy Q3 2023: 90k lbs sold at $60.44/lb; cash $54.6M; Lost Creek ramp-up
Sold 90,000 lbs U3O8 in Q3 at avg $60.44/lb; YTD sales 190,000 lbs at avg $62.56/lb.
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Ur-Energy Q3 ops update: 30,491 lbs produced, first term delivery of 90,000 lbs for $5.4M
Produced 30,491 lbs U3O8 from new header house HH 2-4 in Q3; HH 2-5 now online.
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Ur-Energy Q2 operational update: Lost Creek production restart, cash rises to $68M, three sales agreements
Cash and equivalents at June 30, 2023: $68.0M, up from $33.0M at Dec 31, 2022.
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Ur-Energy registers up to $50M ATM equity facility under new S-3 effective July 19, 2023
Filed new S-3 registration statement (333-272992) on June 28, 2023; declared effective July 19, 2023.
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Ur-Energy shareholders elect all directors, approve all proposals at June 2023 meeting
All four proposals passed: directors elected, PwC reappointed (143.1M for, 2.5M withheld), say-on-pay approved (89.8M for, 29.3M against).
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Ur-Energy Q1: first U3O8 sale in 3 years; cash $77.3M
Delivered 100,000 lbs U3O8 to DOE at $64.47/lb for $6.4M revenue; first sale since 2020.
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Ur-Energy reports $79M cash, 3.2M lbs uranium sales commitments, Lost Creek ramp-up on track
Cash of $79.0M as of March 1, 2023; sufficient to fund ramp-up at Lost Creek.
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Ur-Energy increases target bonuses for CEO to 60% of salary, other execs to 45%
CEO target bonus raised from 40% to 60% of base salary; CFO, COO, Corporate Secretary from 30% to 45%.
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Ur-Energy posts FY2022 net loss $17.1M; secures multi-year uranium sales contracts, plans production ramp-up
Net loss $17.1M ($0.08/share) vs $22.9M loss in 2021; no U3O8 sales in 2022.
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Ur-Energy raises ~$46.1M in public offering of 34M common shares and warrants
Offering of 34M common shares and 17M warrants at $1.18/unit; underwriters exercised option for additional 5.1M shares and 2.55M warrants.
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Ur-Energy secures 600,000 lbs/yr sales, ramps Lost Creek to 600k lbs/yr, wins NNSA $6.45M contract
New 5-yr agreement adds 300,000 lbs U3O8/yr starting 2024; total under contract now 600,000 lbs/yr.
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Ur-Energy completes Phase 1 well tech tests; 75% less rig time, $2.50-$3.50/lb savings
Phase 1 field tests at Lost Creek show 75% reduction in drill rig time and 85% reduction in casing cost per injection well.
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Ur-Energy completes Phase 1 field tests of patented well tech: 75% rig time reduction, 85% casing cost cut
Phase 1 field tests at Lost Creek ISR Facility show injection wells with new tech cut drill rig time by 75% and casing cost by 85%.
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Ur-Energy Q3 cash $39.9M, 324k lbs U3O8 inventory; Hatten promoted to COO
Cash and equivalents $39.9M as of Sep 30, 2022; nearly 324k lbs finished U3O8 inventory at conversion facility.
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Ur-Energy Q2 cash $43.3M, 324k lbs uranium inventory, DOE reserve bid submitted
Cash and cash equivalents of $43.3M at June 30, 2022; $42.2M at August 1, 2022.