Ur-Energy: 35% Production Jump in Q2
Ur-Energy (NYSEMKT:URG), a uranium miner focused primarily in Wyoming, reported its latest earnings on July 15, 2025, covering results for the second quarter of 2025. The headline result was a Q2 2025 revenue figure of $10.4 million, well above analyst expectations of $7.1 million, thanks to higher-than-expected sales volumes and strong realized uranium prices. The company did not disclose net income, operating expenses, or earnings per share, limiting visibility into its overall profitability during the period. The quarter showed clear operational progress at both the Lost Creek site and development-stage Shirley Basin, with robust output and continued construction.
Source: Analyst estimates provided by FactSet. The company did not provide net earnings, operating expenses, or margin figures.
Ur-Energy is a uranium mining firm that operates the Lost Creek in situ recovery facility in Wyoming, with expansion underway at the Shirley Basin project and ongoing exploration in the Great Divide Basin. In situ recovery (ISR) is a mining technique that extracts uranium through wells by circulating solutions underground, offering relatively low-cost and environmentally sensitive production compared to traditional mining. The company's core business rests on producing uranium in the United States to meet the needs of utilities and the broader nuclear energy market.
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