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See all $URG insider activity →Ur-Energy Inc. (NYSE American:URG, TSX:URE) appointed Kathy Walker as Chair of its Board, replacing John Cash, who will remain a director and strategic and technical adviser. The company said Walker has 40+ years of energy, mining and financial leadership. Ur-Energy operates the Lost Creek and Shirley Basin uranium ISR facilities.
Uranium Energy (UEC) rose about 2.1% Tuesday through 3 p.m. ET after RBC Capital analyst Andrew Wong initiated coverage of rival Ur-Energy (URG). The article says uranium prices were slightly down and no other news drove the move. It cites revenue of about $20M (UEC) vs $31M (URG) and both are unprofitable.
Ur-Energy (URG) shares rose about 5.1% to $1.33 by 12:25 p.m. ET Tuesday after RBC Capital analyst Andrew Wong initiated coverage with an Outperform rating and a $1.75 price target. RBC cited a nuclear power demand rebound, U.S. domestic uranium support, and higher uranium prices, including spot around $85/lb and long-term contract prices up to about $95.50/lb.
Recent URG coverage spans financial news, market movers and regulation.
Board leadership change may modestly affect governance perception and investor confidence, but no operational or financial guidance is provided.
The primary disclosed catalyst is RBC initiating coverage of Ur-Energy, which can lift the peer complex via sentiment and read-across.
The stock move is attributed to a fresh analyst initiation and target, with the bull case tied to nuclear power resurgence and uranium price support.
Regulatory approval is a gating milestone that can de-risk ramp-up and support higher production/shipment cadence from Shirley Basin.
Restarting a long-dormant mine can materially change near-term supply outlook and project credibility.
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Ur-Energy Inc. (NYSE American:URG, TSX:URE) appointed Kathy Walker as Chair of its Board, replacing John Cash, who will remain a director and strategic and technical adviser. The company said Walker has 40+ years of energy, mining and financial leadership. Ur-Energy operates the Lost Creek and Shirley Basin uranium ISR facilities.
2 min readUranium Energy (UEC) rose about 2.1% Tuesday through 3 p.m. ET after RBC Capital analyst Andrew Wong initiated coverage of rival Ur-Energy (URG). The article says uranium prices were slightly down and no other news drove the move. It cites revenue of about $20M (UEC) vs $31M (URG) and both are unprofitable.
3 min readUr-Energy (URG) shares rose about 5.1% to $1.33 by 12:25 p.m. ET Tuesday after RBC Capital analyst Andrew Wong initiated coverage with an Outperform rating and a $1.75 price target. RBC cited a nuclear power demand rebound, U.S. domestic uranium support, and higher uranium prices, including spot around $85/lb and long-term contract prices up to about $95.50/lb.
3 min readUr-Energy (NYSE:URG) said the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality approved its Uranium Recovery Program for the Shirley Basin Project, allowing scaling to full-scale ISR operations. The approval followed a preoperational assessment covering safety systems, radiation safety, staffing, and environmental monitoring. Since April 2020, the company loaded over 10,500 lbs of uranium onto resin, with shipments to the Lost Creek plant set to begin.
4 min readThe U.S. Energy Information Administration said U.S. uranium oxide (U3O8) production more than tripled in 2025 to 2.1 million lb (+223% vs 2024). Exploration drilling rose ~66% to just over 1 million feet; sector employment rose 40% to 711 person-years. Total related spending was $234.7 million (+47%).
7 min readUr-Energy has restarted uranium mining operations at its Shirley Basin project in central Wyoming, marking the first activity there since 1992. The company, which acquired Pathfinder in 2013, has successfully transitioned the site into an in-situ recovery (ISR) mine, capable of annual production up to 2 million lb of uranium oxide. This move expands Ur-Energy's U.S. uranium production capacity amidst a global resurgence in interest for nuclear energy.
4 min readUr-Energy Inc (URE) is considering offering up to $300 million in securities. This news was reported by Reuters via Refinitiv. The article provides a brief mention of this potential financial move by the company.
2 min readThis investment performance report for Ur-Energy Inc. (URE:CA) provides AI-generated trading signals, including long-term buying plans with a target price and stop loss. The report highlights near-term strong ratings and mid-to-long term weak ratings, along with a list of recent articles related to URE:CA. It emphasizes the importance of checking time stamps for updated data and offers real-time triggers for investors.
5 min readUr-Energy Inc.'s stock has dipped by 13.6% due to heightened market volatility and negative profitability metrics, despite a significant revenue rise over three years. The company faces immediate cash flow concerns but is strategically diversifying into new energy solutions. Market reactions have been cautious, with investors awaiting the impact of Ur-Energy's transformative steps and strategic realignments.
4 min readCameco's scale and fuel-cycle diversification outshine Ur-Energy's growth prospects, making it the stronger uranium play in a bullish market.
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