US Energy CORP

U.S. Energy Corp. announced its corporate name change to Big Sky Industrial Inc. and ticker symbol change to BSIN, effective June 8, 2026, to align with its integrated industrial gas, energy, and carbon management strategy.

U.S. Energy Corp. filed an amendment to clarify that director Randall Keys was not renominated, rather than choosing not to stand for re-election.

U.S. Energy Corp. announced Q1 2026 results, highlighting significant progress on its Big Sky Carbon Hub, including Final Investment Decision, a helium offtake agreement, and capital stack completion.

U.S. Energy Corp. has signed a five-year helium sales agreement with an investment-grade industrial gas company, securing contracted revenue for its Big Sky Carbon Hub.

U.S. Energy Corp. has amended its credit agreement to increase its borrowing base to $20 million, suspend financial covenant testing until March 2027, and fixed the applicable margin for interest rates, while also formally suspending its equity line of credit.

U.S. Energy Corp. reported its 2025 financial results and highlighted its strategic transformation into an integrated industrial gas, energy, and carbon management platform.

U.S. Energy Corp. reports a net loss for Q1 2026, driven by lower oil and gas production, while advancing its industrial gas development, particularly the Big Sky Carbon Hub.

U.S. Energy Corp. reported a net loss of $3.3 million for Q3 2025, driven by declining commodity prices and reduced production, while advancing its industrial gas development and securing a new equity facility.

U.S. Energy Corp. reported a wider net loss in Q2 2025 as oil and natural gas revenue plummeted due to lower production and commodity prices, despite strategic investments in industrial gas.

U.S. Energy Corp.'s Q1 2025 revenue decreased significantly due to lower oil and gas production and commodity prices, as the company focuses on industrial gas development.

U.S. Energy Corp. reported a net loss for Q3 2024, impacted by lower production volumes and decreased commodity prices, while also advancing its helium exploration efforts.

U.S. Energy Corp. reported a net loss for the second quarter of 2024, impacted by lower production and a ceiling test write-down, while also announcing significant steps in helium exploration.

U.S. Energy Corp. reported a net loss of $14.4 million for 2025, driven by declining oil and gas production and prices, as it strategically pivots towards industrial gas development in Montana.

U.S. Energy Corp. announces its 2024 financial results, highlighting strategic divestitures and a shift towards industrial gas exploration and development in Montana.

U.S. Energy Corp. faced a challenging year with a significant ceiling test write-down, while strategically divesting non-core assets and managing debt.

Director John A. Weinzierl reported a series of internal stock distributions and gifts to trusts involving 1.8 million shares.

U.S. Energy Corp. CEO Ryan Lewis Smith acquired 15,000 shares of common stock at $0.87 per share, increasing his direct beneficial ownership to 1,118,769 shares.

US Energy Corp's CFO, Mark L. Zajac, disposed of 21,853 common shares for tax withholding purposes at $1.02 per share.

US Energy Corp CEO Ryan L. Smith disposed of 19,177 common shares for tax withholding, retaining over 1.1 million shares.

Duane H. King, a director of U.S. Energy Corp., reported an acquisition of non-qualified stock options and clarified his beneficial ownership of common stock.

U.S. Energy Corp.'s CFO, Mark L. Zajac, reported the acquisition of 375,000 nonqualified stock options and the disposition of 20,490 common shares for tax withholding.

U.S. Energy Corp. has issued its proxy statement for the 2026 Annual Meeting of Stockholders, detailing proposals for director elections, auditor ratification, executive compensation, and a Nasdaq 20% cap removal.

U.S. Energy Corp. issues a supplement to its definitive proxy statement to correct an error in the reported number of outstanding shares of common stock as of the record date.

Joshua Batchelor resigned from U.S. Energy Corp.'s Board of Directors due to fund management operations at Sage Road Capital.

U.S. Energy Corp. has scheduled its 2025 Annual Meeting of Stockholders for May 16, 2025, to vote on director election, auditor ratification, and executive compensation.

U.S. Energy Corp. will hold a conference call on July 17, 2024, to discuss the completion of a recent acquisition and a letter of intent, as previously disclosed.

U.S. Energy Corp. has entered into a definitive agreement to sell its South Texas assets for $6 million to Warwick-Artemis, LLC, with the proceeds earmarked for developing helium assets and reducing debt.

U.S. Energy Corp. has entered into a committed equity facility for up to $25 million, allowing the company to sell common stock to Roth Principal Investments, LLC, but warns of significant potential shareholder dilution.

John A. Weinzierl and associated entities report changes in beneficial ownership of U.S. Energy Corp. common stock.

Duane H. King and King Oil and Gas, Inc. update their beneficial ownership in US Energy Corp following a share distribution and new stock grant.

John A. Weinzierl and affiliated entities increased their beneficial ownership in U.S. Energy Corp. to 26.0% through stock grants and distributions.

A group of investors led by Sage Road Capital, collectively owning over 51% of US Energy Corp., has updated its beneficial ownership and engaged in a private share repurchase transaction with the company at a premium.

US Energy Corp has acquired approximately 24,000 net operated acres in Montana's Kevin Dome structure from Synergy Offshore, LLC, a transaction that significantly alters beneficial ownership stakes for Duane H. King and related entities.

US Energy Corp has acquired approximately 24,000 net operated acres in Montana's Kevin Dome structure from Synergy Offshore, LLC, a related party, in a deal involving cash, stock, and future carbon credit payments, while key shareholders update their beneficial ownership.