Ur-Energy provides a presentation on their uranium production operations and market outlook. They have begun production at their Lost Creek ISR facility in Wyoming and are moving toward steady-state operations. They also acquired the Shirley Basin project and are permitting it for future development. The uranium market fundamentals are positive long term due to growing nuclear power usage and constrained primary supply, positioning Ur-Energy well to help meet US demand with their domestic production.
Ur-Energy provides a presentation on its operations and projects. It has begun production at its Lost Creek in-situ recovery uranium facility, with production exceeding initial projections. It also acquired the Pathfinder-Shirley Basin project in 2013, which has over 8 million pounds of uranium resources indicated for potential production in 2017. The presentation discusses Ur-Energy's contracts securing future uranium sales, low cost structure, and experienced management team, positioning it to benefit from increasing global nuclear energy demand.
This presentation provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company with projects in Wyoming. It discusses Ur-Energy's Lost Creek ISR uranium project, which commenced production in 2013 and is exceeding production targets. The presentation also summarizes Ur-Energy's acquisition of the Shirley Basin project in Wyoming, which has an initial resource estimate of 8.8 million pounds of uranium. Overall, the presentation outlines Ur-Energy's strategy of developing low-cost ISR uranium projects in the United States to capitalize on domestic uranium demand that is not being met by domestic production.
This presentation provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company with projects in Wyoming. Key points include:
1) Ur-Energy has begun production at its Lost Creek ISR uranium mine in Wyoming, with production exceeding initial projections.
2) The company acquired the Shirley Basin project in Wyoming, which is projected to be its next production center with permitting underway.
3) Ur-Energy has secured long-term uranium sales contracts through 2019 to provide revenue despite current uranium market volatility.
This presentation provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company with its primary operating asset being the Lost Creek in-situ recovery uranium project in Wyoming. Key points include:
1) Lost Creek began production in 2013 and is ramping up towards steady-state levels, with production exceeding initial projections.
2) Additional resources were identified in 2013 at Lost Creek and at the Shirley Basin project acquired in late 2013, which could become the next production center.
3) Long-term sales contracts through 2019 provide revenue certainty in an uncertain market, with over 1 million pounds committed at an average price above $50/lb.
4) Preliminary economic analysis shows Lost Creek has
This document provides a disclaimer and overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company. It summarizes that Ur-Energy has begun production at its Lost Creek facility in Wyoming, exceeding expectations. It has also agreed to acquire Pathfinder Mines Corporation to expand its resources. Ur-Energy has a strong management team with extensive uranium industry experience and its stock is traded on the NYSE MKT and TSX exchanges. The document outlines that nuclear energy demand is growing as more reactors are planned worldwide. However, global uranium supply is constrained as high capital costs pose challenges for developing new mines.
- Ur-Energy has begun production at its Lost Creek ISR uranium facility in Wyoming, with first sales occurring in December 2013.
- A preliminary economic assessment updated Lost Creek resources to 13.5 million pounds and projected strong economics over the life of the mine.
- The company acquired additional projects in Wyoming through the purchase of Pathfinder Mines in December 2013, with the Shirley Basin project expected to be the next development.
This presentation discusses Ur-Energy's Lost Creek uranium production facility and Pathfinder Shirley Basin project. It notes that Lost Creek has begun production activities and sales, and is moving toward steady-state production. It also discusses advancing permitting at Shirley Basin. The presentation provides an overview of Ur-Energy's share structure, analyst coverage, management team, the outlook for the uranium market, and Ur-Energy's contracts which de-risk the company in an uncertain market.
This document provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company with projects in Wyoming. It discusses Ur-Energy's Lost Creek uranium production facility, which began production in 2013. The document also notes Ur-Energy's acquisition of the Pathfinder Shirley Basin project in 2013 and its plans to develop that project. Additionally, the document contains forward-looking statements about Ur-Energy's projections and timelines.
Ur-Energy provides a presentation on its operations and projects. It has begun production at its Lost Creek in-situ recovery uranium facility, with production exceeding initial projections. It also acquired the Pathfinder-Shirley Basin project in 2013, which has over 8 million pounds of uranium resources indicated for potential production in 2017. The presentation discusses Ur-Energy's contracts securing future uranium sales, low cost structure, and experienced management team, positioning it to benefit from increasing global nuclear energy demand.
This presentation provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company with projects in Wyoming. It discusses Ur-Energy's Lost Creek ISR uranium project, which commenced production in 2013 and is exceeding production targets. The presentation also summarizes Ur-Energy's acquisition of the Shirley Basin project in Wyoming, which has an initial resource estimate of 8.8 million pounds of uranium. Overall, the presentation outlines Ur-Energy's strategy of developing low-cost ISR uranium projects in the United States to capitalize on domestic uranium demand that is not being met by domestic production.
This presentation provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company with projects in Wyoming. Key points include:
1) Ur-Energy has begun production at its Lost Creek ISR uranium mine in Wyoming, with production exceeding initial projections.
2) The company acquired the Shirley Basin project in Wyoming, which is projected to be its next production center with permitting underway.
3) Ur-Energy has secured long-term uranium sales contracts through 2019 to provide revenue despite current uranium market volatility.
This presentation provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company with its primary operating asset being the Lost Creek in-situ recovery uranium project in Wyoming. Key points include:
1) Lost Creek began production in 2013 and is ramping up towards steady-state levels, with production exceeding initial projections.
2) Additional resources were identified in 2013 at Lost Creek and at the Shirley Basin project acquired in late 2013, which could become the next production center.
3) Long-term sales contracts through 2019 provide revenue certainty in an uncertain market, with over 1 million pounds committed at an average price above $50/lb.
4) Preliminary economic analysis shows Lost Creek has
This document provides a disclaimer and overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company. It summarizes that Ur-Energy has begun production at its Lost Creek facility in Wyoming, exceeding expectations. It has also agreed to acquire Pathfinder Mines Corporation to expand its resources. Ur-Energy has a strong management team with extensive uranium industry experience and its stock is traded on the NYSE MKT and TSX exchanges. The document outlines that nuclear energy demand is growing as more reactors are planned worldwide. However, global uranium supply is constrained as high capital costs pose challenges for developing new mines.
- Ur-Energy has begun production at its Lost Creek ISR uranium facility in Wyoming, with first sales occurring in December 2013.
- A preliminary economic assessment updated Lost Creek resources to 13.5 million pounds and projected strong economics over the life of the mine.
- The company acquired additional projects in Wyoming through the purchase of Pathfinder Mines in December 2013, with the Shirley Basin project expected to be the next development.
This presentation discusses Ur-Energy's Lost Creek uranium production facility and Pathfinder Shirley Basin project. It notes that Lost Creek has begun production activities and sales, and is moving toward steady-state production. It also discusses advancing permitting at Shirley Basin. The presentation provides an overview of Ur-Energy's share structure, analyst coverage, management team, the outlook for the uranium market, and Ur-Energy's contracts which de-risk the company in an uncertain market.
This document provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company with projects in Wyoming. It discusses Ur-Energy's Lost Creek uranium production facility, which began production in 2013. The document also notes Ur-Energy's acquisition of the Pathfinder Shirley Basin project in 2013 and its plans to develop that project. Additionally, the document contains forward-looking statements about Ur-Energy's projections and timelines.
The document discusses Ur-Energy's Lost Creek uranium production facility in Wyoming, which began production activities in 2013. It achieved first sales and revenue in December 2013, and has exceeded production targets and guidance. The document also mentions Ur-Energy's acquisition of the Pathfinder Mines Shirley Basin project in 2013, which has over 8 million pounds of uranium resources and is planned to begin production in 2017. Finally, the document provides an overview of Ur-Energy's marketing strategy of long-term sales contracts securing future revenue through 2019.
This presentation provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company with projects located in Wyoming. Key points include:
- Ur-Energy has begun production at its Lost Creek ISR uranium facility in Wyoming and expects to produce approximately 1 million pounds of uranium in 2014.
- The company recently acquired additional uranium properties in Wyoming through the purchase of Pathfinder Mines, including the Shirley Basin project which is projected to be the company's next production center.
- A preliminary economic assessment updated Lost Creek's resources to 9.2 million pounds recoverable and demonstrated strong economics for the project, with estimated production costs in the lowest industry quartile.
- Ur-Energy aims to
This document discusses Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company. It summarizes that Ur-Energy has begun production at its Lost Creek in-situ recovery uranium facility in Wyoming, with first sales occurring in late 2013. It also notes that Ur-Energy recently acquired additional uranium properties in Wyoming and will be pursuing permitting and resource estimates for those projects. The document contains forward-looking statements about Ur-Energy's plans and production estimates that are subject to various risks and uncertainties.
This presentation discusses Ur-Energy's Lost Creek uranium production facility and Pathfinder Shirley Basin project. It summarizes Ur-Energy's commercial progress in 2014, including establishing production at Lost Creek and completing sales agreements. It also outlines the company's management team and board of directors as well as the positive long-term fundamentals of the uranium market, including growing nuclear power usage and constrained primary supply. However, the presentation contains forward-looking statements that are subject to risks and uncertainties.
The document provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company with projects in Wyoming. Key points include:
- Lost Creek is the company's flagship uranium production facility which began production in 2013 and is exceeding production targets with head grades 3-4 times projected levels.
- The Shirley Basin project in Wyoming was acquired in 2013 and a preliminary economic assessment was completed in January 2015, estimating 8.8 million pounds of uranium resources.
- Long term sales contracts through 2019 provide future revenue while market conditions remain uncertain. 514,000 pounds were sold in 2014 at an average price of $51.10 per pound.
The document provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company with projects in Wyoming. It summarizes Ur-Energy's flagship Lost Creek in-situ recovery uranium project, which began production in 2013 and has exceeded production targets with higher than expected head grades. It also discusses Ur-Energy's Shirley Basin project, acquired in 2013, which has 8.8 million pounds of high-grade uranium resources. The document outlines Ur-Energy's management team, long term sales contracts through 2019, and the positive long term outlook for nuclear and uranium demand.
This document provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company with projects in Wyoming and South Dakota. It summarizes Ur-Energy's flagship Lost Creek in-situ recovery uranium project, which began production in 2013. It also mentions their next development project at Shirley Basin and provides details on Ur-Energy's management team, board of directors, the outlook for nuclear power and uranium demand, and Ur-Energy's position in the US uranium market. The document contains forward-looking statements and projections that are subject to risks and uncertainties.
The document provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company with projects in Wyoming. It summarizes Ur-Energy's flagship Lost Creek in-situ recovery uranium project, which began production in 2013 and has exceeded production targets with head grades 3-4 times projections. It also discusses the Shirley Basin project acquired in 2013, which has an initial resource estimate of 8.8 million pounds from a technical report. Overall, the document outlines Ur-Energy's progress in establishing itself as a reliable uranium producer through operational successes at Lost Creek.
Ur-Energy provides a presentation summarizing its business and operations. It discusses its Lost Creek in-situ recovery uranium mining project in Wyoming, which began production in late 2013. It also describes its agreement to acquire Pathfinder Mines Corporation, which holds additional uranium projects and assets. The presentation provides an overview of Ur-Energy's strategy, management team, and positioning in the uranium market.
This document provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company with operations in Wyoming. It summarizes Ur-Energy's flagship Lost Creek uranium production facility, which began production in 2013 and has exceeded production targets with higher than expected head grades. It also discusses Ur-Energy's next development project at Shirley Basin, acquired in 2013, which has 8.8 million pounds of resources identified in a preliminary economic assessment. The document contains forward-looking statements regarding Ur-Energy's projections and timelines.
This document provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company with projects in Wyoming and South Dakota. It summarizes Ur-Energy's flagship Lost Creek uranium production facility in Wyoming and its Shirley Basin project in South Dakota. It also discusses the outlook for the uranium market, noting increasing global nuclear power usage while many primary uranium suppliers have cut production. Ur-Energy believes it is well-positioned to help meet growing US nuclear fuel demand with its domestic uranium production facilities.
This document provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company with operations in Wyoming. It summarizes Ur-Energy's flagship Lost Creek uranium production facility, which began production in 2013 and has exceeded production targets with higher than expected head grades. It also discusses Ur-Energy's next development project at Shirley Basin, acquired in 2013, which has 8.8 million pounds of resources identified in a preliminary economic assessment. The document contains forward-looking statements regarding Ur-Energy's projections and timelines.
Ure corporate presentation final (final) 20140301Urenergy
The document is a presentation by Ur-Energy Inc. discussing its business operations and outlook. It summarizes that Ur-Energy has begun production at its Lost Creek in-situ recovery uranium facility in Wyoming, with first sales occurring in late 2013. It expects to ramp production up to 1 million pounds of uranium in 2014. It also recently acquired new uranium projects in Wyoming through the purchase of Pathfinder Mines Corporation. The presentation provides an overview of Ur-Energy's management and projects, and the outlook for growing demand in the nuclear power and uranium industries.
The document provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company. It summarizes Ur-Energy's operations, including its Lost Creek in-situ recovery uranium facility which began production in 2013. It also discusses Ur-Energy's acquisition of Pathfinder Mines Corporation and its uranium projects. The document contains forward-looking statements and disclaimers around the risks and uncertainties inherent in the uranium mining industry.
UR-Energy Q1 2016 Teleconference and WebcastBrooke Rock
This document summarizes Ur-Energy's 2016 Q1 teleconference and webcast. It discusses Lost Creek's steady production and resource growth. Lost Creek has produced 1.73 million pounds of U3O8 since Q3 2013. Resources have increased by 4.6 million pounds through exploration. Ur-Energy realizes better sales prices through long-term contracts spanning 2013-2021. The document also provides an overview of the Shirley Basin project preliminary economic assessment and regulatory approvals.
This document provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc.'s 2016 Q2 results. It discusses steady production at the Lost Creek uranium facility, with over 1.86 million pounds produced to date. It also outlines resource growth at Lost Creek through 2015 updates, and plans to advance the Shirley Basin project. Financial details are given on sales, revenues, costs of production, and the company's cash position.
Ur-Energy June 2016 Corporate PresentationBrooke Rock
- Lost Creek ISR uranium facility in Wyoming has been in steady-state production since 2013, producing over 1.73M lbs of U3O8 to date at low costs.
- Resources at the Lost Creek property have increased significantly since 2011 through exploration, totaling over 14.6M lbs of measured and indicated resources currently.
- The Shirley Basin project in Wyoming is the company's next development project, with a positive preliminary economic assessment completed in 2015 and permitting applications underway.
This presentation provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company with operations in Wyoming, USA. It summarizes Ur-Energy's Lost Creek uranium production facility and its Shirley Basin development project. It also discusses the state of the global uranium market, including growing nuclear power demand, constrained primary supply, and the need for new producers like Ur-Energy to help fill the gap.
This document provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company with operations in Wyoming. It summarizes Ur-Energy's Lost Creek in-situ recovery uranium mine, which began production in 2013, and discusses plans to develop the nearby Shirley Basin project. Production results from Lost Creek are exceeding initial projections due to higher-than-expected uranium grades. The document also notes that long-term uranium sales contracts have been signed to provide revenue through 2021 and that resources have increased through exploration at the Lost Creek property.
Ur-Energy's June 2017 Corporate PresentationUr-Energy
This document provides an overview and summary of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company. Key points include:
- Ur-Energy has steadily produced uranium from its Lost Creek ISR facility in Wyoming since 2013 and has expanded resources through exploration.
- The company is pursuing development of its Shirley Basin project in Wyoming.
- Long-term fundamentals for uranium demand remain positive due to expected growth in nuclear power globally. However, production cuts by major producers may tighten supply in the near-term.
This document provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc. and its uranium production operations. It summarizes Ur-Energy's Lost Creek uranium production facility in Wyoming, which began production in 2013, and its Shirley Basin project. It also discusses the state of the uranium market and supply and demand fundamentals. Finally, it provides production and cost data from Lost Creek's operations that demonstrate it is a reliable, low-cost producer.
The document discusses Ur-Energy's Lost Creek uranium production facility in Wyoming, which began production activities in 2013. It achieved first sales and revenue in December 2013, and has exceeded production targets and guidance. The document also mentions Ur-Energy's acquisition of the Pathfinder Mines Shirley Basin project in 2013, which has over 8 million pounds of uranium resources and is planned to begin production in 2017. Finally, the document provides an overview of Ur-Energy's marketing strategy of long-term sales contracts securing future revenue through 2019.
This presentation provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company with projects located in Wyoming. Key points include:
- Ur-Energy has begun production at its Lost Creek ISR uranium facility in Wyoming and expects to produce approximately 1 million pounds of uranium in 2014.
- The company recently acquired additional uranium properties in Wyoming through the purchase of Pathfinder Mines, including the Shirley Basin project which is projected to be the company's next production center.
- A preliminary economic assessment updated Lost Creek's resources to 9.2 million pounds recoverable and demonstrated strong economics for the project, with estimated production costs in the lowest industry quartile.
- Ur-Energy aims to
This document discusses Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company. It summarizes that Ur-Energy has begun production at its Lost Creek in-situ recovery uranium facility in Wyoming, with first sales occurring in late 2013. It also notes that Ur-Energy recently acquired additional uranium properties in Wyoming and will be pursuing permitting and resource estimates for those projects. The document contains forward-looking statements about Ur-Energy's plans and production estimates that are subject to various risks and uncertainties.
This presentation discusses Ur-Energy's Lost Creek uranium production facility and Pathfinder Shirley Basin project. It summarizes Ur-Energy's commercial progress in 2014, including establishing production at Lost Creek and completing sales agreements. It also outlines the company's management team and board of directors as well as the positive long-term fundamentals of the uranium market, including growing nuclear power usage and constrained primary supply. However, the presentation contains forward-looking statements that are subject to risks and uncertainties.
The document provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company with projects in Wyoming. Key points include:
- Lost Creek is the company's flagship uranium production facility which began production in 2013 and is exceeding production targets with head grades 3-4 times projected levels.
- The Shirley Basin project in Wyoming was acquired in 2013 and a preliminary economic assessment was completed in January 2015, estimating 8.8 million pounds of uranium resources.
- Long term sales contracts through 2019 provide future revenue while market conditions remain uncertain. 514,000 pounds were sold in 2014 at an average price of $51.10 per pound.
The document provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company with projects in Wyoming. It summarizes Ur-Energy's flagship Lost Creek in-situ recovery uranium project, which began production in 2013 and has exceeded production targets with higher than expected head grades. It also discusses Ur-Energy's Shirley Basin project, acquired in 2013, which has 8.8 million pounds of high-grade uranium resources. The document outlines Ur-Energy's management team, long term sales contracts through 2019, and the positive long term outlook for nuclear and uranium demand.
This document provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company with projects in Wyoming and South Dakota. It summarizes Ur-Energy's flagship Lost Creek in-situ recovery uranium project, which began production in 2013. It also mentions their next development project at Shirley Basin and provides details on Ur-Energy's management team, board of directors, the outlook for nuclear power and uranium demand, and Ur-Energy's position in the US uranium market. The document contains forward-looking statements and projections that are subject to risks and uncertainties.
The document provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company with projects in Wyoming. It summarizes Ur-Energy's flagship Lost Creek in-situ recovery uranium project, which began production in 2013 and has exceeded production targets with head grades 3-4 times projections. It also discusses the Shirley Basin project acquired in 2013, which has an initial resource estimate of 8.8 million pounds from a technical report. Overall, the document outlines Ur-Energy's progress in establishing itself as a reliable uranium producer through operational successes at Lost Creek.
Ur-Energy provides a presentation summarizing its business and operations. It discusses its Lost Creek in-situ recovery uranium mining project in Wyoming, which began production in late 2013. It also describes its agreement to acquire Pathfinder Mines Corporation, which holds additional uranium projects and assets. The presentation provides an overview of Ur-Energy's strategy, management team, and positioning in the uranium market.
This document provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company with operations in Wyoming. It summarizes Ur-Energy's flagship Lost Creek uranium production facility, which began production in 2013 and has exceeded production targets with higher than expected head grades. It also discusses Ur-Energy's next development project at Shirley Basin, acquired in 2013, which has 8.8 million pounds of resources identified in a preliminary economic assessment. The document contains forward-looking statements regarding Ur-Energy's projections and timelines.
This document provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company with projects in Wyoming and South Dakota. It summarizes Ur-Energy's flagship Lost Creek uranium production facility in Wyoming and its Shirley Basin project in South Dakota. It also discusses the outlook for the uranium market, noting increasing global nuclear power usage while many primary uranium suppliers have cut production. Ur-Energy believes it is well-positioned to help meet growing US nuclear fuel demand with its domestic uranium production facilities.
This document provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company with operations in Wyoming. It summarizes Ur-Energy's flagship Lost Creek uranium production facility, which began production in 2013 and has exceeded production targets with higher than expected head grades. It also discusses Ur-Energy's next development project at Shirley Basin, acquired in 2013, which has 8.8 million pounds of resources identified in a preliminary economic assessment. The document contains forward-looking statements regarding Ur-Energy's projections and timelines.
Ure corporate presentation final (final) 20140301Urenergy
The document is a presentation by Ur-Energy Inc. discussing its business operations and outlook. It summarizes that Ur-Energy has begun production at its Lost Creek in-situ recovery uranium facility in Wyoming, with first sales occurring in late 2013. It expects to ramp production up to 1 million pounds of uranium in 2014. It also recently acquired new uranium projects in Wyoming through the purchase of Pathfinder Mines Corporation. The presentation provides an overview of Ur-Energy's management and projects, and the outlook for growing demand in the nuclear power and uranium industries.
The document provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company. It summarizes Ur-Energy's operations, including its Lost Creek in-situ recovery uranium facility which began production in 2013. It also discusses Ur-Energy's acquisition of Pathfinder Mines Corporation and its uranium projects. The document contains forward-looking statements and disclaimers around the risks and uncertainties inherent in the uranium mining industry.
UR-Energy Q1 2016 Teleconference and WebcastBrooke Rock
This document summarizes Ur-Energy's 2016 Q1 teleconference and webcast. It discusses Lost Creek's steady production and resource growth. Lost Creek has produced 1.73 million pounds of U3O8 since Q3 2013. Resources have increased by 4.6 million pounds through exploration. Ur-Energy realizes better sales prices through long-term contracts spanning 2013-2021. The document also provides an overview of the Shirley Basin project preliminary economic assessment and regulatory approvals.
This document provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc.'s 2016 Q2 results. It discusses steady production at the Lost Creek uranium facility, with over 1.86 million pounds produced to date. It also outlines resource growth at Lost Creek through 2015 updates, and plans to advance the Shirley Basin project. Financial details are given on sales, revenues, costs of production, and the company's cash position.
Ur-Energy June 2016 Corporate PresentationBrooke Rock
- Lost Creek ISR uranium facility in Wyoming has been in steady-state production since 2013, producing over 1.73M lbs of U3O8 to date at low costs.
- Resources at the Lost Creek property have increased significantly since 2011 through exploration, totaling over 14.6M lbs of measured and indicated resources currently.
- The Shirley Basin project in Wyoming is the company's next development project, with a positive preliminary economic assessment completed in 2015 and permitting applications underway.
This presentation provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company with operations in Wyoming, USA. It summarizes Ur-Energy's Lost Creek uranium production facility and its Shirley Basin development project. It also discusses the state of the global uranium market, including growing nuclear power demand, constrained primary supply, and the need for new producers like Ur-Energy to help fill the gap.
This document provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company with operations in Wyoming. It summarizes Ur-Energy's Lost Creek in-situ recovery uranium mine, which began production in 2013, and discusses plans to develop the nearby Shirley Basin project. Production results from Lost Creek are exceeding initial projections due to higher-than-expected uranium grades. The document also notes that long-term uranium sales contracts have been signed to provide revenue through 2021 and that resources have increased through exploration at the Lost Creek property.
Ur-Energy's June 2017 Corporate PresentationUr-Energy
This document provides an overview and summary of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company. Key points include:
- Ur-Energy has steadily produced uranium from its Lost Creek ISR facility in Wyoming since 2013 and has expanded resources through exploration.
- The company is pursuing development of its Shirley Basin project in Wyoming.
- Long-term fundamentals for uranium demand remain positive due to expected growth in nuclear power globally. However, production cuts by major producers may tighten supply in the near-term.
This document provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc. and its uranium production operations. It summarizes Ur-Energy's Lost Creek uranium production facility in Wyoming, which began production in 2013, and its Shirley Basin project. It also discusses the state of the uranium market and supply and demand fundamentals. Finally, it provides production and cost data from Lost Creek's operations that demonstrate it is a reliable, low-cost producer.
The document is a presentation by Ur-Energy Inc. that provides an overview and disclaimer about the company. It summarizes that Ur-Energy has commenced production at its Lost Creek uranium facility in Wyoming, exceeding expectations. It is also expanding resources through acquisitions and exploration. Ur-Energy has secured revenue through long-term sales agreements and closed on $34 million in financing. The presentation provides details on Ur-Energy's market position, analyst coverage, management team, and the outlook for growing nuclear fuel demand and a changing global supply picture.
- The document is the transcript from a Ur-Energy teleconference and webcast that discusses the company's Lost Creek uranium production facility and Pathfinder-Shirley Basin development project.
- Lost Creek has exceeded production targets with head grades 3-4 times higher than projected, and the facility has successfully captured over 500,000 pounds of uranium between 2013-2014.
- An updated preliminary economic assessment estimates 9.2 million pounds of uranium can be recovered from Lost Creek over its lifetime at a low cash operating cost of $21.61 per pound.
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Liege Airport au cœur du Plan MarshallLuc Partoune
Luc Partoune a volontairement choisi un titre provocateur pour sa présentation : Liège Airport au coeur du Plan Marshall. En effet, il considère que Liege Airport constitue un atout incontournable pour le redéploiement économique de la région. Certains faits viennent d’ailleurs étayer son affirmation :
Parti d’un « non-aéroport », Liège Airport est aujourd’hui le 8ème aéroport cargo européen. Cette situation est d’autant plus appréciable que les aéroports mieux classés sont ceux de grandes villes européennes, telles que Paris, Frankfort, Amsterdam, Londres, …
Liege Airport est géographiquement situé au centre des 10 plus gros aéroports cargo européens
TNT est présent sur l’aéroport et y a implanté puis, plus récemment, développé son hub européen. La société a également la volonté d’y développer son réseau extra-européen.
Liege Airport abrite également le hub européen de Cargo Air Lines, dont l’activité principale est le transport de produits agricoles depuis Israël. Cela démontre donc la capacité de l’aéroport à répondre aux nombreuses exigences que demande cette activité : contrôles, rapidité, …
Beaucoup d’autres opérateurs cargo sont également présents à Liege Airport : Atlantic Airlines, Farnair, Cielos del Perú, …
De 353 tonnes transportées en 1994, Liege Airport a connu une croissance rapide pour arriver à 383.837 tonnes transportées en 2004. Ce volume de transport implique environ 2.500 emplois directs, et autant d’indirects.
Cette situation est due à certains avantages de Liege Airport, qui expliquent son succès :
Une situation géographique idéale au centre du « triangle d’or » : Amsterdam, Paris, Frankfurt. En effet, 66% du fret européen passe par cette région
Un réseau autoroutier performant
Des terrains disponibles et des infrastructures de qualité autour de l’aéroport
Une gestion de type privé
Une stratégie exclusivement orientée cargo, unique au départ en Europe et basée sur le long terme
Une volonté politique réelle
Pour poursuivre dans cette croissance, plusieurs projets sont actuellement en développement pour Liege Airport :
Le TGV Fret, correspondant à une volonté de développer le transport rapide par rail, qui représente un créneau complémentaire au transport aérien avec des avantages de coûts et environnementaux.
Le doublement du Hub de TNT, qui joue un rôle non négligeable dans la promotion de l’image de marque de l’aéroport.
L’allongement de la piste avec pour objectif de pouvoir accueillir de gros porteurs sur de longues destinations.
Pour conclure, Luc Partoune énumère les conditions qu’il juge impératives pour connaître une croissance sereine et optimale :
Une stabilisation en matière d’exigences environnementales. En effet, Liege Airport est déjà au top de ce qui se fait en Europe.
Poursuivre les investissements en infrastructure
La mobilisation de tous afin de con
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- Lost Creek ISR uranium project in Wyoming has been in production since 2013, with production exceeding projections and head grades 3-4 times higher than estimated.
- A 2013 preliminary economic assessment estimated 9.2 million pounds of recoverable uranium over the life of the mine with low production costs and strong economics.
- The company has long term sales contracts in place through 2020 to sell uranium at prices above costs of production, providing revenue stability.
Ur-Energy July 2016 Corporate PresentationBrooke Rock
- Lost Creek ISR uranium facility in Wyoming has been in steady-state production since 2013, producing over 1.73M lbs of U3O8 to date at low costs.
- Resources at the Lost Creek property have increased significantly since 2011 through exploration, with measured and indicated resources totaling over 14.6M lbs U3O8.
- The company aims to be a "pipeline producer" through developing its projects beyond Lost Creek, with the next project being Shirley Basin in Wyoming.
This presentation discusses Ur-Energy's Lost Creek uranium production facility and exploration projects. It notes that Lost Creek has achieved steady-state production and delivered its 1 millionth pound of uranium. Resources have increased at Lost Creek and permitting is underway for the Shirley Basin project. The document also provides an overview of the uranium market, including supply and demand fundamentals and the restart of nuclear reactors in Japan.
This document provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company. Key points include:
- Ur-Energy has established steady-state production at its flagship Lost Creek ISR uranium facility in Wyoming and expanded resources through exploration drilling.
- The company's next development project is Shirley Basin in Wyoming, for which a preliminary economic assessment was completed. Permit applications are expected in the fourth quarter of 2015.
- Ur-Energy has a balanced cashflow plan for 2016 secured through an amended loan repayment schedule and scheduled uranium deliveries.
- The document discusses Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company with operations in Wyoming.
- It summarizes Ur-Energy's Lost Creek uranium production facility, which began production in 2013 and has exceeded production targets with head grades 3-4 times projections.
- It also mentions Ur-Energy's exploration properties, including an upcoming PEA on the Shirley Basin project, and provides an overview of the company's operations and financial position.
This presentation discusses Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company with operations in Wyoming. It summarizes Ur-Energy's Lost Creek uranium production facility, which recently produced its 1 millionth pound of uranium, and discusses plans to develop the Shirley Basin project. The presentation also provides an overview of the current state of the uranium market, including supply and demand fundamentals and the impact of Japan restarting nuclear reactors. Financial information on Ur-Energy's share structure and analysts coverage is also presented.
Ur-Energy May 2016 Corporate PresentationBrooke Rock
This presentation provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company with operations in Wyoming. Key points include:
1) Ur-Energy has established a reliable, low-cost uranium production center at its Lost Creek ISR facility in Wyoming and has expanded resources through exploration.
2) The company is advancing its Shirley Basin project and completing permitting to become its next uranium development.
3) Ur-Energy has a strong technical team with over 180 years of combined uranium production experience in ISR operations.
This document provides a summary of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company. It discusses Ur-Energy's Lost Creek in-situ recovery uranium facility, which began production in 2013 and produced its 1 millionth pound of uranium in 2015. It also mentions Ur-Energy's Shirley Basin project and expansion of resources at Lost Creek. The document contains forward-looking statements and projections regarding future production, costs, and the uranium market. It provides an overview of Ur-Energy's management team, sales agreements, development pipeline, and growth strategy.
This document provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company. It summarizes Ur-Energy's Lost Creek uranium facility in Wyoming, which began production in 2013 and produced its 1 millionth pound of uranium in 2015. It also mentions Ur-Energy's exploration properties and resource growth. Additionally, it provides background on Ur-Energy's leadership team and board of directors as well as the current state of the uranium market, including supply and demand fundamentals.
The document provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company with projects in Wyoming. Key points include:
- Lost Creek is the company's flagship in-situ recovery uranium facility which began production in 2013 and has exceeded production targets.
- Resources at Lost Creek have increased 250% since 2011 with measured, indicated and inferred resources now totaling over 21 million pounds.
- A preliminary economic assessment outlines potential production of 13.8 million additional pounds over the life of the Lost Creek mine.
- The company's next development project is Shirley Basin, also located in Wyoming.
Ur-Energy April 2016 Corporate PresentationUr-Energy
The document provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company with operations in Wyoming. Key points include:
- Lost Creek is the company's flagship ISR uranium facility which began production in 2013 and has exceeded production targets, demonstrating it is a reliable, low-cost operation.
- Resources at Lost Creek have increased 250% since 2011 with measured, indicated, and inferred resources now totaling over 14 million pounds.
- A preliminary economic assessment outlines potential to produce over 13 million additional pounds at Lost Creek with low production costs.
- The company has long-term sales contracts in place to deliver over 3 million pounds of uranium through 2021, providing revenue certainty.
Ur-Energy's March 2017 Corporate PresentationUr-Energy
The document provides an overview of Ur-Energy Inc., a uranium mining company with operations in Wyoming and development projects in Wyoming and South Dakota. It summarizes Ur-Energy's flagship Lost Creek project in Wyoming, which began production in 2013 and has produced over 2 million pounds of uranium through 2016. It also discusses Ur-Energy's Shirley Basin project in Wyoming, which has over 8.8 million pounds of resources identified. The document contains forward-looking statements about Ur-Energy's projects and the uranium market, and notes various risks and uncertainties involved.
Ur-Energy provides a summary of its operations and projects. It discusses the successful start of production at its Lost Creek facility, with production rates exceeding targets. It also describes its agreement to acquire Pathfinder Mines Corporation, which would provide its next production center. The acquisition includes the Shirley Basin and Lucky Mc projects and exploration data. Ur-Energy believes these projects and additional exploration targets could significantly expand its uranium resources.
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2. This presentation contains “forward-looking statements,” within the meaning of applicable securities laws, regarding events or conditions that may occur in the
future. Such statements include without limitation the Company’s timeframe for the completion of commissioning and ramp up of production at Lost Creek to
steady-state operations; timing of making product deliveries; the technical and economic viability of Lost Creek (including the production and cost projections
contained in the preliminary economic analysis of the Lost Creek Property); the ability to complete additional favorable uranium sales agreements and ability to
reduce exposure to volatile market; the potential of exploration targets throughout the Lost Creek Property (including the ability to expand resources); the
further exploration, development and permitting of Company projects including at PMC Shirley Basin project; the long term effects on the uranium market of
events in Japan in 2011 including supply and demand projections; and whether a re-rating of the Company will occur with establishment of production
credentials. These statements are based on current expectations that, while considered reasonable by management at this time, inherently involve a number of
significant business, economic and competitive risks, uncertainties and contingencies. Numerous factors could cause actual events to differ materially from
those in the forward-looking statements. Factors that could cause such differences, without limiting the generality of the following, include: risks inherent in
exploration activities; volatility and sensitivity to market prices for uranium; volatility and sensitivity to capital market fluctuations; the impact of exploration
competition; the ability to raise funds through private or public equity financings; imprecision in resource and reserve estimates; environmental and safety risks
including increased regulatory burdens; unexpected geological or hydrological conditions; a possible deterioration in political support for nuclear energy;
changes in government regulations and policies, including trade laws and policies; demand for nuclear power; weather and other natural phenomena; delays in
obtaining or failures to obtain required governmental, environmental or other project approvals; and other exploration, development, operating, financial market
and regulatory risks. Although Ur-Energy Inc. believes that the assumptions inherent in the forward-looking statements are reasonable, undue reliance should
not be placed on these statements, which only apply as of the date of this presentation. Ur-Energy Inc. disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise
any forward-looking statement, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
Cautionary Note Regarding Projections: Similarly, this presentation also may contain projections relating to an extended future period and, accordingly, the
estimates and assumptions underlying the projections are inherently highly uncertain, based on events that have not taken place, and are subject to significant
economic, financial, regulatory, competitive and other uncertainties and contingencies beyond the control of Ur-Energy Inc. Further, given the nature of the
Company's business and industry that is subject to a number of significant risk factors, there can be no assurance that the projections can be or will be
realized. It is probable that the actual results and outcomes will differ, possibly materially, from those projected.
The attention of investors is drawn to the Risk Factors set out in the Company's Annual Report on Form 10-K, dated March 3, 2014, which is filed with the U.S.
Securities and Exchange Commission on EDGAR (http://www.sec.gov/edgar.shtml) and the regulatory authorities in Canada on SEDAR (www.sedar.com).
Cautionary Note to U.S. Investors Concerning Estimates of Measured, Indicated or Inferred Resources: the information presented uses the terms
"measured", "indicated" and "inferred" mineral resources. United States investors are advised that while such terms are recognized and required by Canadian
regulations, the United States Securities and Exchange Commission does not recognize these terms. United States investors are cautioned not to assume that
all or any part of measured or indicated mineral resources will ever be converted into mineral reserves. United States investors are also cautioned not to
assume that all or any part of an inferred mineral resource exists, or is economically or legally minable.
John Cooper, Ur-Energy Project Geologist, P.Geo., SME Registered Member and Qualified Person as defined by National Instrument 43-101,
reviewed and approved the technical information contained in this presentation.
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3. Realizing better sales prices through long term sales agreements
Concluded a capital intensive year in 2013 to build and start Lost Creek
Closed US$34 million Wyoming Industrial Development Revenue Bond
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Commercial banking relationship established with RMBAH
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Lost Creek ISR – State of the Art Uranium
Production Facility
• Initiated production activities in August 2013
• First product sales and revenue in December 2013
• High production grade exceeds expectations
• Moving toward “steady state” production
Pathfinder - Shirley Basin, our Next Development
• Completed acquisition in December 2013
• Resource Technical Report complete August 2014
• Fast-tracking permitting activities
See Disclaimer re Forward-looking Statements and Projections (slide 2)
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Share Capital & Cash Position
As of 10/30/14
Shares Outstanding 129.28M
Stock Options & RSUs 7.97M
Warrants 8.37M
Fully Diluted 145.62M
Market Cap (10/31/14) US$103.02M
Cash (10/30/14) US$4.5M
Share Price (10/31/14) US$.80
52 Week Range US$.73 - $1.99
Avg. Daily Volume ~652,000
(3-mo URG & URE 10/31/14)
Member of S&P/TSX SmallCap Index
Geographical Distribution as of 6/30/14
United States ~62%
Canada ~20%
Other ~18%
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5. Canada
Cantor Fitzgerald Rob Chang (Toronto, ON) 1.416.849.5008
Dundee Securities David Talbot (Toronto, ON) 1.416.350.3082
Haywood Securities Colin Healey (Vancouver, BC) 1.604.697.7400
L.B. Securities Chris Chang (Toronto, ON) 1.416.865.5798
Raymond James David Sadowski (Vancouver, BC) 1.604.659.8255
Ur-Energy Inc. is followed by the analysts listed above. This list, including the firms and individual analysts at these firms, is subject to
change at any time without notice. Please note that any opinions, estimates, forecasts, conclusions or recommendations regarding Ur-Energy
Inc. performance made by these analysts are theirs alone and do not represent opinions, estimates, forecasts, conclusions,
recommendations or predictions of Ur-Energy Inc. or its management. Ur-Energy Inc. does not by its reference above or in any other manner
imply its endorsement of or concurrence with such information, conclusions or recommendations.
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United States
H.C. Wainwright Jeff Wright (New York, NY) 1.212.365.0545
Roth Capital Partners Joseph Reagor (Newport Beach, CA) 1.949.720.7106
6. Board of Directors
Executive Directors
Wayne W. Heili, President & Chief Executive Officer (Metallurgical Engineer)
Jeffrey T. Klenda,* Board Chairman, Executive Director (Mining Finance)
Non-Executive Directors
W. William Boberg,* Former President & CEO (Professional Geologist)
James M. Franklin,* Chair-Technical Committee (Professional Geologist)
Paul Macdonell,* Chair-Compensation and Corp. Governance & Nominating Committees
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(Private Mediator)
Thomas H. Parker, Chair-Audit Committee (Professional Engineer)
Officers
Roger L. Smith, Chief Financial Officer & Chief Administrative Officer (CPA & MBA)
Steven M. Hatten, VP Operations (Mining Engineer)
John W. Cash, VP Regulatory Affairs (Geologist & Geophysicist)
James A. Bonner, VP of Geology (Professional Geologist)
Penne A. Goplerud, Corporate Secretary & General Counsel (JD)
* Founding Directors
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7. Highly experienced technical and management team
~183 years of direct uranium production experience
• ISR operations experience – Nebraska, Texas & Wyoming
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8. 435 operable reactors world wide
with 370 GWe capacity
72 New Nuclear Reactors under
construction in 15 countries
• 90 net new reactors by 2022
• 173 planned
• 310 proposed
*Sources: Nuclear Energy Institute; World Nuclear Association
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*Source: UxC Uranium Market Outlook
Renewed prospect of restarting Japan’s reactor fleet (projected second
half of 2014)
In 2013, world nuclear industry consumption was ~169 million lbs and
production was only ~155 million lbs
See Disclaimer re Forward-looking Statements and Projections (slide 2)
9. See Disclaimer re Forward-looking Statements and Projections (slide 2)
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HEU secondary supply concluded in 2013
• Provided 24 Mlbs/yr equivalent for past 20 years
Large scale production uneconomical at current prices
• Rossing – reduced production rates (6.0 Mlbs/yr)
• Paladin – Kayelekera production halted (3.0 Mlbs/yr)
Key supply deferrals
• BHP Billiton – Olympic Dam expansion
• Cameco – Kintyre and Millennium
• Areva – Trekkopje and Imouraren
• Many more
Current uranium pricing cannot sustain high cost producers
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10. 1U.S. Energy Information Administration 2013
See Disclaimer re Forward-looking Statements and Projections (slide 2)
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US demand is not met by US production
• US domestic production ~4.7M lbs of uranium/yr1
• US utilities consume ~57M lbs of uranium/yr1
Ur-Energy is well positioned to capitalize on this opportunity
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11. Eight long term contracts spanning
2013-2019 timeframe
De-risking by securing future revenue
stream in an uncertain market
• 518,000 lbs U3O8 at average realizable
sales price of $51.10/lb in 2014
• 630,000 lbs U3O8 at average realizable
sales price of $50.10/lb in 2015
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Exclusive representation by Jim Cornell of NuCore Energy, LLC in
negotiations of off-take purchase agreement
See Disclaimer re Forward-looking Statements and Projections (slide 2)
12. Environmentally sound production method
Well understood by Wyoming state regulators
Cost effective, low capital costs
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13. Wyoming, USA
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Ur-Energy is a
“Pipeline Producer”
• Target larger and
scalable projects
• Not just “Pounds in
the Ground”
• Following the “Smith
Ranch” model
See Disclaimer re Forward-looking Statements and Projections (slide 2)
14. Resource Update NI 43-101 PEA of Lost Creek (12.30.2013)
Lost Creek Resource Growth 2011-2013
Measured & Indicated Inferred
4,740,000 Resources
See Disclaimer re Forward-looking Statements and Projections (slide 2)
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Measured: 4.85 Mlbs eU3O8 (in 4.29 Mt @ 0.057%)
Indicated: 3.80 Mlbs eU3O8 (in 4.04 Mt @ 0.048%)
Inferred: 4.74 Mlbs eU3O8 (in 4.72 Mt @ 0.051%)
*Based on grade cutoff of 0.02% eU3O8 and a GT cutoff of 0.3
Lost Creek Property ~42,000 acres
Exploration targets provide potential
of additional resources U3O8
March 2011 February
2012
April 2012 December
2013
5,230,000
5,765,300
8,348,200 8,655,000
780,000
2,017,800
2,869,100
15. December 30, 2013 PEA* updates resources and economic analysis
Estimates 9.2 million pounds recoverable over life of mine
*Preliminary Economic Assessment of the Lost Creek Property, Sweetwater County, Wyoming prepared by TREC Inc. – December 30, 2013 (posted on SEDAR and EDGAR).
See Disclaimer re Forward-looking Statements and Projections (slide 2)
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Lost Creek Project Economics
• Gross Revenues of US$588M LOM
• Net Cash flow US$319M
• Internal rate of return (IRR) at 74.5%
Lowest quartile Uranium Production Costs
• Estimates direct operating costs at US$11.54/lb.
• Cash Operating Cost including sustaining development US$21.61/lb.
• LOM Project Cost including initial capital and reclamation US$29.13/lb.
• Projected Head Grades at 42 ppm
Capital requirement of US$49M
• US$46.5 initial capital completed prior to PEA effective date
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Cautionary Statement: This PEA is preliminary in nature, and includes inferred mineral resources that are considered too speculative geologically to have the economic
considerations applied to them that would enable them to be categorized as mineral reserves. The estimated mineral recovery used in this PEA is based on both site-specific
laboratory recovery data as well as URE personnel and industry experience at similar facilities. There can be no assurance that recovery at this level will be achieved.
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A Construction and Operational Success
Operations commenced and all production
circuits commissioned in 2013
Surpassing production targets
• Peak production grade 3X-4X PEA projections
See Disclaimer re Forward-looking Statements and Projections (slide 2)
Finished Yellowcake Product
Mine Unit 1
Ion Exchange Vessels for Uranium Recovery
Projected Head Grades 42 ppm
2013 Q4 Head Grades 211 ppm
2014 Q1 Head Grades 179 ppm
2014 Q2 Head Grades 152 ppm
2014 Q3 Head Grades 135 ppm
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Lost Creek Processing Plant
Interior of Header House
2013 Q4 2014 Q1 2014 Q2 2014 Q3
141K lbs
199K lbs
117K lbs
captured
captured
captured
131K lbs
captured
131K lbs
drummed
171K lbs
drummed
134K lbs
drummed
126K lbs
drummed
$22.42/lb
cash cost*
$19.46/lb
cash cost*
$20.42/lb
cash cost*
$20.09/lb
cash cost*
Uranium production
December
2013 2014 Q1 2014 Q2 2014 Q3
$5.7 million $6.7 million $7.2 million $6.0 million
90K lbs at
$62.92/lb
sold
110K lbs at
$61.12/lb
sold
208K lbs at
$34.64/lb
sold
100K lbs at
$59.96/lb
sold
Revenues from operations
$20.26 – average cash cost/lb sold before severance
and ad valorem taxes
*Excludes $3.05 average severance and ad valorem cost per pound
18. Purchase closed in December 2013
Deal Terms
• Cash: ~US$6.6M
• Conditional Royalty (5%)
Based on future uranium
spot market pricing
Capped maximum value
PMC Shirley Basin projected as
Ur-Energy’s next production center
See Disclaimer re Forward-looking Statements and Projections (slide 2)
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19. August 27, 2014 NI 43-101 Technical Report on Resources*
8.8 million pounds, shallow, high grade roll front deposit
Historic drilling focused on two resource areas: FAB Trend and Area 5; ISR amenable
Mineral Resource Estimate Summary July 2014
MEASURED INDICATED
See Disclaimer re Forward-looking Statements and Projections (slide 2)
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mineralization
Licensing and development planning initiated this year for targeted 2017 production
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RESOURCE
AREA
AVG GRADE
% eU3O8
SHORT TONS
(X 1000)
POUNDS
(X 1000)
1. Sum of Measured and Indicated tons and pounds may not add to the reported total due to rounding.
2. Based on grade cutoff of 0.02 percent eU3O8 and a grade x thickness cutoff of 0.25 GT.
3. Measured and Indicated Mineral Resources as defined in Section 1.2 of NI 43-101 (the CIM Definition Standards (CIM
Council, 2014)).
4. All reported resources occur below the historic pre-mining static water table.
AVG GRADE
% eU3O8
SHORT
TONS
(X 1000)
POUNDS
(X 1000)
FAB
TREND 0.280 1,172 6,574 0.119 456 1,081
AREA 5 0.243 195 947 0.115 93 214
TOTAL 0.275 1,367 7,521 0.118 549 1,295
MEASURED & INDICATED 0.230 1,915 8,816
*Technical Report on Resources, Shirley Basin Uranium Project, Carbon County, Wyoming, USA prepared by WWC Engineering –
August 27, 2014 (posted on SEDAR and EDGAR)
20. See Disclaimer re Forward-looking Statements and Projections (slide 2)
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Lucky Mc – Gas Hills
• Historic estimate of resources: 4.7 Mlbs U3O8*
• Strategic opportunities with nearby developers
ISR by-product disposal facility
• Revenue generating asset
• Fully licensed for operation
• Multiple disposal agreements in place
• Scarce asset – 1 of 4 commercial facilities of this type in the US
Historical US uranium exploration database
• Hundreds of project descriptions located in twenty-three states
• More than 15,000 drill logs; technical and economic evaluations
• Strong addition to Ur-Energy’s existing project database
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*Ur-Energy is not treating the historic reports as current mineral resources or mineral reserves, because a Qualified Person has not yet conducted sufficient
work to classify the estimates as such. Lucky Mc resource estimate is based on an internal 1996 PMC polygonal method estimation.
21. Can be licensed with NRC as amendment to Lost Creek license
M&I resource average GT of
1.1 (17.2 ft @ 0.065% U3O8)
Shallow: 240 feet deep
Over 3,700 drill holes define deposit
See Disclaimer re Forward-looking Statements and Projections (slide 2)
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NI 43-101 Resource, July 2006
Measured & Indicated: 12.2 Mlbs eU3O8
(in 9.4 Mt @ 0.065%)
Inferred: 1.8 Mlbs eU3O8
(in1.6 Mt @ 0.055%)
Lost Soldier Property
(Technical Report on the Lost Soldier Project, Wyoming, C. Stewart Wallis, Roscoe Postle Associates Inc., July 10, 2006 - Posted on SEDAR)
22. See Disclaimer re Forward-looking Statements and Projections (slide 2)
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Growth oriented technical & management team
Proven record of developing projects through to production
• Low-cost uranium production center at Lost Creek
• Production rates exceeding technical expectations
Development (not exploration) project pipeline
Pathfinder – Shirley Basin
Multiple long-term uranium sales agreements
• Reducing Company exposure to volatile marketplace
Cash flowing project to secure financial picture
Continued re-rating likely as Ur-Energy proves production credentials
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23. See Disclaimer re Forward-looking Statements and Projections (slide 2)
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1. Advance Lost Creek to nameplate production
• Ramping up to “steady state” production
• Expand resources through drilling programs
2. Pathfinder Mines
• Transition to operating and regulatory activities
• Resources NI 43-101 compliant
3. Corporate finance – positive cash position
• Lost Creek production revenues
• Leader in innovative finance activities
4. Growth in production profile
• Expand Lost Creek Property resources
• New initiatives
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For more information, please contact:
Wayne Heili, President, Chief Executive Officer & Director
Jeff Klenda, Board Chairman & Executive Director
Rich Boberg, Senior Director of Investor and Public Relations
Charisse Heser, Manager of Investor and Public Relations
By Mail:
Ur-Energy Corporate Office
10758 W. Centennial Rd., Suite 200
Littleton, CO 80127 USA
By Phone:
Office 720.981.4588
Toll-Free 866.981.4588
Fax 720.981.5643
By E-mail:
wayne.heili@ur-energy.com
jeff.klenda@ur-energy.com
rich.boberg@ur-energy.com
charisse.heser@ur-energy.com
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