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Ur-Energy reports 2023 EPS (12c) vs. (8c) last year
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Ur-Energy reports 2023 EPS (12c) vs. (8c) last year

Reports 2023 revenue $17.7M vs. $19,000 last year. Ur-Energy CEO, John Cash said: “We are pleased to have met our sales guidance during 2023, with $17.3 million in revenues received during the year. Our ramp-up and recommissioning activities at Lost Creek are advancing well now. In February, we made our first shipment of U3O8 to the conversion facility since returning to commercial production. It was our 75th shipment from Lost Creek. We have recently completed two additional sales agreements, strengthening our sales contract book through 2030. “As the uranium market evolves toward supply from secure jurisdictions, we continue to see a significant number of requests for proposals from global fuel buyers. Our objective with the ramp up of production from Lost Creek, and ultimately from Shirley Basin, is to continue signing well-priced, long-term contracts that provide strong profit margins for many years to come. We also plan to leave some of our production capacity uncontracted, so we can participate in a strong spot market. We remain one of the few North American producers, as our mine staff continues to successfully progress production toward these objectives.”

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