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Ur-Energy poised for ISR leadership as Shirley Basin starts up

Aug 10, 2026, 5:28 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Regulatory approvals and imminent shipments at Shirley Basin, plus ongoing Lost Creek ramp, imply higher near-term volumes and potentially improved margins. A robust cash balance and expanding production base historically attract upside in ISR-focused uranium names, though execution risk remains.

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Ur-Energy reported Q2 2026 results with Shirley Basin approved for full operations and Lost Creek continuing to ramp. Drummed 140,873 lbs and shipped 149,747 lbs, with 215,000 lbs sold for $14.4m in revenue and cash cost per pound of $40.20. A $95.3m cash position and 348,292 lbs of finished inventory underpin a significant 2026 delivery plan and potential near-term upside from new production.

Shirley Basin gets final regulatory approval for full production; first shipment imminent.
Drammed 140,873 lbs; up 47.4% QoQ. Shipped 149,747 lbs; up 44% QoQ.
Sales under contract: 215,000 lbs; $14.4m revenue.
Liquidity $95.3m; ending inventory 348,292 lbs; ramp supports URG as largest ISR producer.

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