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URGUr-Energy Inc.
$1.33$530M
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Ur-Energy Inc. (URG) Cash Flow Statement

21Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Operational cash flow remains inconsistent with a 0.58 OCF/NI ratio in 2026Q1, while capital expenditures continue to consume significant resources, reaching 88.2% of revenue in 2025Q4.

URG Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMDec'25Dec'24Dec'23Dec'22Dec'21Dec'20Dec'19Dec'18Dec'17Dec'16Dec'15Dec'14Dec'13Dec'12Dec'11Dec'10Dec'09Dec'08Dec'07Dec'06Dec'05
Cash from Operations-62.51M-43.13M-71.92M-16.98M-18.09M-11.7M-8.44M3.99M-5.36M5.63M3.33M5.37M1.94M-27.77M-10.88M-12.68M-13.47M-16.2M-8.67M-5.81M-2.56M-1.57M
Operating CF Margin %--158.51%-213.37%-96.06%-95215.79%-73112.5%-101.53%12.36%-22.83%14.66%12.21%12.82%6.6%-364.63%----1.93%----
Operating CF Growth %-770.55%40.03%-323.5%6.13%-54.65%-38.55%-311.76%174.34%-195.33%68.8%-37.93%177.23%106.98%-155.25%14.19%5.9%16.83%-86.93%-49.26%-126.52%-63.28%-
Net Income-92.78M-74.9M-53.19M-30.66M-17.14M-22.94M-14.79M-8.42M4.53M76K-3.01M-795K-8.75M-30.35M-13.13M-15.92M-16.42M-17.89M-14.67M-7.13M-4.34M-624.65K
Depreciation & Amortization8.04M7.04M3.12M2.98M3.02M3.83M4.26M4.99M3.6M4.89M5.14M6.5M7.64M537K517K465.81K525.96K502.87K423.29K76.81K29.9K0
Stock-Based Compensation002.39M1.03M1.14M1.08M951K0915K891K857K893K928K1.15M2.44M2.4M702.65K908.1K0000
Deferred Taxes000005.45M664K0-538K51K-17K-3.35M-463K2.28M-535.53K128.32K1.56M-351.87K0-2.56M-440.98K-238.5K
Other Non-Cash Items22.37M11.44M15.8M12.5M5.57M7.53M8.45M10.59M-2.9M638K2.02M247K-2.07M6.38M-88.07K122.61K343.65K1.61M4.3M5.75M2.32M-414.84K
Working Capital Changes-151.71K13.29M-40.04M-2.83M-10.68M-6.65M-7.99M-3.18M-10.98M-920K-1.66M1.87M4.65M-7.77M-80.74K127.04K-192.93K-983.35K1.28M-761.58K24.88K-291.87K
Change in Receivables712.39K17.28M-16.51M-290.23K-4K-4K22K9K2K-17K-7K19K5.77M-5.72M-4993.44K000000
Change in Inventory-4.69M-6.25M-24.18M-3.42M-8.84M-7.11M-8.19M-3M-10.18M-406K-765K1.82M-3.12M-1.43M00000000
Change in Payables4.34M1.47M2.1M1.01M-1.7M544K108K-196K-706K-606K-803K-131K1.74M800K00000000
Cash from Investing-31.95M-23.62M-9.05M-2.04M-709K-1.19M-25K-243K3.45M-204K-210K-60K-3.01M-25.73M-9.93M-3.09M2.81M25.12M6.01M-64.17M3.18M-17.87M
Capital Expenditures-32.08M-23.62M-9.05M-2.04M-709K-1.19M-43K-280K-86K-199K-296K-77K-501K-29.31M-11.18M-898.57K-1.78M-1.73M-2.02M-12.32M-5.22M-6.15M
CapEx % of Revenue103.04%86.82%26.84%11.53%3731.58%7437.5%0.52%0.87%0.37%0.52%1.08%0.18%1.71%384.83%---0.21%----
Acquisitions136K0000018.95K18K-5K-5K-5K-8K-7K-9K-1.37M14617.77K1.03M21.65K000
Investments----------------------
Other Investing000000-95019K3.54M5K96K-1K-2.5M-3M2.23M-432.87K-1.1M-699.98K-879.42K-1.36M-39.51K-3.27M
Cash from Financing143.53M114.93M99.89M46.09M5.89M54.87M5.33M-2.42M4.42M-3.1M-3.04M-6.96M2.58M43.79M16.36M3.29M8.24M1.33K2.24M67.53M23.32M16.12M
Debt Issued (Net)114.59M114.32M-5.34M-5.41M-1.3M0893K-2.55M-4.89M-4.62M-8.68M-7.37M1.42M38.67M-28K0000-12.11M-4.82M0
Equity Issued (Net)30.51M17.34M97.57M52.51M3.77M48.84M4.8M203K10M1.17M5.62M005.48M16.35M05M02.33M79.85M28.38M17.56M
Dividends Paid0000000000000000000000
Share Repurchases00000000000-142K0000000000
Other Financing-1.58M-16.73M7.66M-1.01M3.42M6.03M-371K-70K-688K355K12.47K268K1.16M-366K-64.6K3.29M3.24M1.33K-126.49K-207.55K-239.91K-1.44M
Net Change in Cash48.11M47.81M18.83M27.11M-13.02M42.03M-3.09M1.38M2.39M2.33M109K-1.66M1.48M-9.91M-4.69M-12.29M-3.74M6.36M-421.55K-2.44M23.94M-3.33M
Free Cash Flow-94.6M-66.75M-80.96M-19.02M-18.8M-12.89M-8.49M3.71M-5.45M5.43M3.04M5.29M1.44M-57.08M-22.06M-13.58M-15.25M-17.93M-10.69M-18.13M-7.79M-7.72M
FCF Margin %-303.81%-245.33%-240.21%-107.59%-98947.37%-80550%-102.04%11.49%-23.19%14.14%11.12%12.64%4.89%-749.46%----2.14%----
FCF Growth %-41.69%17.56%-325.66%-1.18%-45.87%-51.87%-328.92%168.03%-200.41%78.7%-42.62%268.59%102.52%-158.72%-62.49%10.98%14.96%-67.77%41.03%-132.76%-0.94%-
FCF per Share-0.24-0.18-0.25-0.07-0.09-0.07-0.050.02-0.040.040.020.040.01-0.47-0.19-0.13-0.16-0.19-0.11-0.21-0.13-0.14
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)1.02x0.58x1.35x0.55x1.06x0.51x0.57x-0.47x-1.18x74.03x-1.11x-6.75x-0.22x0.91x0.83x0.80x0.82x0.91x0.59x0.81x0.59x2.51x
Interest Paid00000000001.83M00000000000
Taxes Paid000000000029K00000000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowBurning
Top Statement Risk

Operational ramp-up execution risk

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Quality Masked by Accruals

According to recent financial disclosures, the relationship between net income and operating cash flow remains highly inconsistent, with OCF/NI ratios fluctuating wildly from 0.55 to 1.97, suggesting that reported earnings are currently poor proxies for the actual cash-generating capacity of the company's uranium production activities.

The significant divergence between net income and operating cash flow indicates that non-cash charges and working capital adjustments are heavily distorting the bottom line. Investors should monitor whether this volatility persists as the company attempts to stabilize production, as the current lack of alignment suggests earnings quality remains low.

Persistent Free Cash Flow Deficits

As reported in quarterly filings, Ur-Energy continues to experience a sustained free cash flow burn, with quarterly outflows frequently exceeding $20 million, a trend that highlights the substantial capital requirements necessary to support the ongoing restart of the Lost Creek ISR facility in the current environment.

The consistent negative FCF trajectory reflects the heavy investment phase required to bring wellfields online. This pattern suggests that the company is currently prioritizing asset development over immediate cash preservation, which may necessitate further capital raises if production volumes do not scale rapidly to offset these ongoing cash outflows.

Capital Intensity of Wellfield Development

Based on the provided cash flow statements, capital expenditures have surged to as high as 88.2% of revenue in recent periods, illustrating the intense capital-intensive nature of maintaining and expanding the Lost Creek processing infrastructure while simultaneously developing new wellfields to meet future delivery obligations.

The high ratio of CapEx to revenue indicates that the company is in a heavy growth-capex cycle rather than a maintenance-only phase. This level of spending appears necessary to sustain production, but it also implies that the company's cash position is highly sensitive to the technical success of these wellfield investments.

Working Capital Volatility Impacts Liquidity

Data from recent SEC filings reveals significant swings in working capital, including a notable $39.4 million outflow in 2024Q4, which underscores the operational challenges of managing inventory and receivables during the transition from care and maintenance to active, large-scale uranium production and delivery cycles.

These erratic working capital movements suggest that the timing of uranium deliveries and the associated cash collection process are not yet synchronized with production schedules. Such volatility may indicate potential bottlenecks in the supply chain or contractual delivery timing that could continue to pressure liquidity in the near term.

URG — Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the most common questions about buying URG stock.

How much cash does Ur-Energy Inc. (URG) generate from operations?

Ur-Energy Inc. (URG) generated $-43.1M in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Ur-Energy Inc.'s free cash flow?

Ur-Energy Inc. (URG) reported negative free cash flow of $66.7M in 2025, indicating capital requirements exceeded cash from operations.

What is Ur-Energy Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Ur-Energy Inc. (URG) spent $23.6M on capital expenditures in 2025. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.