29 July 2026
Uranium Royalty Corp.
CIK: 2143673•1 Annual Report•Latest: 2026-07-28
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10-K / July 28, 2026
Uranium Royalty Corp
Company snapshot
- Incorporation: May 1, 2026 (Delaware)
- Listing: Nasdaq Capital Market, ticker UROY
- Headquarters: 141 Union Blvd, Suite #310, Lakewood, CO 80228; registered office in Dover, DE
- Business model: diversified royalty company focused on uranium and critical minerals; non‑operating owner of royalty interests, streams, and other non‑operating rights; holds and trades physical uranium and substantial land/mineral rights
- Formation: formed to consolidate the Sweetwater Interests (Orion Resource Partners’ interests and HRG Metals) via an Arrangement with Uranium Royalty Corp. (Canada)
Core activities
- Owns and manages a diversified portfolio of royalties, streams, and related interests:
- Uranium royalties on multiple projects
- Other uranium-related interests (NPI, NSR, GORR/GRR structures)
- Physical uranium holdings and storage arrangements
- Soda ash (trona) royalties and associated land/surface rights in the Green River Basin (Wyoming)
- Land and mineral rights across Wyoming, Utah, and related jurisdictions
- Revenue sources:
- Royalty and stream payments
- Lease bonuses, surface use/easement payments, annual land rental payments
- Purchases and sales of physical uranium inventory
- Strategy:
- Provide exposure to uranium prices through royalty and stream arrangements with limited operating costs
- Invest in uranium and critical minerals via royalties, streams, debt, equity, and physical holdings
- Maintain geographic diversification across assets
- URC is not a mine operator; operators manage exploration, development, and production
Key asset categories and holdings
- Uranium royalties and streams
- 27 uranium royalty interests across 24 uranium projects
- Projects span production and exploration stages, primarily in Canada and the United States
- Trona/soda ash royalties and land interests (Sweetwater Operations)
- 11 trona lease agreements on five operating trona operations
- 2 trona lease agreements on two exploration-stage trona projects
- One wind energy lease
- Significant fee surface acres and mineral rights in the Green River Basin
- Physical uranium holdings
- As of April 30, 2026: 593,255 pounds of U3O8 stored at Cameco’s Port Hope / Blind River facilities (Canada)
- Subsequent sale: 593,255 pounds U3O8 sold at a weighted average price of $85.91 per pound for $51.0 million in cash
- Ongoing frameworks: option/relationship with Yellow Cake to acquire U3O8 (option $2.5M–$10M per year, up to $21.25M total) and related Kazatomprom framework
- Land and mineral rights
- Sweetwater footprint: approximately 850,000 acres of fee surface rights in Wyoming; about 4.5 million acres of mineral rights in fee
- KSLA (Known Sodium Leasing Area) surface area: about 200,000 acres (within the ~850,000 Wyoming fee acres)
- Sweetwater Entities’ royalty rights: ~108,934 acres under 12 lease/license agreements
- Portfolio spans Wyoming, Utah, and Colorado
- Principal projects and operators
- Uranium: McArthur River (Cameco), Waterbury Lake / Cigar Lake (Cameco/Orano), Langer Heinrich (Namibia), plus other NPI/NSR/GORR interests
- Trona/soda ash: WE Soda (Westvaco/Granger), Şişecam (Big Island), American Soda, Tata (Alchem)
- Properties in the U.S., Canada, Namibia, and Spain across exploration and production stages
Financial and operational highlights
- Revenue
- Uranium royalty revenue: $0.15 million for year ended April 30, 2026; $0.06 million for year ended April 30, 2025
- Production volumes attributable to URC’s royalties (last three fiscal years)
- Green River Basin (soda ash): 5,760,370 short tons (2024); 6,475,041 short tons (2025); 4,819,284 short tons (2026)
- McArthur River (uranium oxide): 12,165 lbs (2024); 18,366 lbs (2025); 13,618 lbs (2026)
- Langer Heinrich (uranium oxide): 0 lbs (2024); 1,795,642 lbs (2025); 3,936,873 lbs (2026)
- Employees
- 14 employees (as of July 28, 2026)
- Indebtedness and liquidity
- July 27, 2026: entered a senior secured revolving credit facility up to $50.0 million, with an uncommitted accordion for up to $25.0 million
- Up to $40.0 million available to partially fund the Sweetwater Acquisition
- Bridge Repayment Date: January 31, 2027 (full repayment required)
- Potential to draw up to an additional $25.0 million after the Bridge Repayment Date, subject to conditions
- Facility maturity: July 31, 2029
- Covenants: pre-Bridge minimum liquidity $10.0 million and minimum tangible net worth $1.0 billion; post-Bridge minimum Debt Service Coverage Ratio 1.15:1.00 and minimum Interest Coverage Ratio 2.00:1.00
- As of July 28, 2026: $40.0 million outstanding under the facility; URC was in compliance with covenants
- Notable corporate events
- Arrangement completed to combine the Sweetwater Interests with URC (effective mid‑2026)
- URC is the successor issuer to Uranium Royalty Corp. (Canada) for U.S. public reporting
- Ongoing interactions with Yellow Cake regarding physical U3O8
Geographic and regulatory exposure
- Geographic footprint: United States (Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico), Canada (Saskatchewan, Nunavut), Namibia, Spain
- Regulatory frameworks: NSCA and CNSC in Canada; NRC and Agreement State frameworks in the United States; federal and state regulation for trona/soda ash operations in the U.S.
Notes on disclosures
- Resources and reserves information reflects operator-provided data or NI 43-101/JORC-style disclosures disclosed by operators; those disclosures are not independently audited by URC.
