U.S. Energy reports Q2 EPS (19c) vs. (8c) last year

Reports Q2 revenue $2.03M vs. $6.05M last year. “U.S. Energy (USEG) delivered significant progress in the second quarter of 2025 as we advance our transformation into an integrated industrial gas company,” said Ryan Smith, Chief Executive Officer of U.S. Energy. “Our Montana project continues to move forward with disciplined execution across upstream development, infrastructure design, and carbon management planning. The scale and strategic location of the Kevin Dome positions us as a leader in a high-growth segment of the energy sector-one where we can generate strong economic returns while delivering meaningful local and environmental benefits. We have also advanced the design and planning of our initial processing facility, with construction expected to commence in the coming months. This facility is projected to deliver first revenues in the first half of 2026 from both the processing of our upstream production and carbon management initiatives. The captured CO2 stream will serve dual purposes-supporting carbon management and enabling enhanced oil recovery on our legacy oil and gas assets-creating a vertically integrated platform that captures value across multiple segments. Our broader infrastructure is being designed to accommodate third-party volumes, positioning us for potential tolling agreements and regional expansion.” “In addition, we are pleased to release our initial third-party resource report, which confirms the vast potential of our Kevin Dome asset. Simply put, U.S. Energy controls one of the largest naturally occurring CO2 and helium deposits in the United States, with a highly strategic location capable of supplying multiple markets. With a clean capital structure and a high-margin, multi-revenue growth platform, we are executing a transformational strategy built for scalability, sustainability, and long-term shareholder value.”