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Uranium Royalty Corp. reports developments tied to uranium royalty and streaming exposure, physical uranium holdings, and investments in uranium-related companies. The company acquires and assembles royalties and related interests in uranium projects, including project royalties in Canada, while maintaining commodity exposure through physical uranium and uranium-sector securities.
Company updates also cover capital actions, material agreements, shareholder voting results, board and finance leadership changes, and operating and financial results. Recurring disclosures center on royalty portfolio additions, uranium market exposure, governance, and financing structures used to support its royalty and investment strategy.
Uranium Royalty (NASDAQ: UROY) completed its previously announced plan of arrangement, combining the company with the Sweetwater trona royalty and land assets under a new U.S.-domiciled parent, Uranium Royalty Corp. (New URC). Orion Resource Partners and Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan contributed and sold their approximately 92% interest in the Sweetwater Entities into New URC.
According to the company, New URC now holds a cash‑flowing trona royalty portfolio and becomes the second-largest public-company landowner in the U.S. (excluding REITs), with about 850,000 acres of fee surface rights and 4.5 million acres of mineral rights, including the Green River Basin. Soda ash expansions are expected to lift attributable production capacity by more than 60% without additional capital from New URC.
Each existing URC share was exchanged one-for-one into New URC common stock or, for certain eligible Canadian holders, Exchangeable Shares. New URC common stock will trade on NASDAQ from July 28, 2026, while URC shares will be delisted from the TSX the same day. New URC also entered a senior secured revolving credit facility with Bank of Montreal for up to US$50 million, drawing US$40 million as bridge financing maturing January 31, 2027, with the facility extending to July 31, 2029.
Uranium Royalty Corp. (NASDAQ: UROY, TSX: URC) obtained shareholder approval for its previously announced plan of arrangement with affiliated entities of Orion Resource Partners and HRG Metals LP, under which the Sweetwater Investors will contribute and sell their approximately 92% interest in trona royalty and landholding entities in Wyoming, Utah and Colorado to New URC, a newly formed Delaware parent company. The Arrangement will combine Uranium Royalty Corp. and the Sweetwater Entities under New URC.
Approximately 99.43% of shares present in person or by proxy voted in favour. Closing remains subject to a final order from the Supreme Court of British Columbia and customary conditions, with completion expected on or about July 27, 2026. Subject to completion and listing requirements, New URC common stock is expected to trade on NASDAQ and the Company’s shares are expected to be delisted from the TSX and cease to be a Canadian reporting issuer on or about July 28, 2026. The Company also announced that Chief Financial Officer Andy Marshall will step down following the Arrangement, effective July 29, 2026, with Eason Chen to become Interim CFO.
Uranium Royalty (NASDAQ:UROY) filed and mailed its management information circular for a July 20, 2026 special meeting to approve a US$1.14 billion plan of arrangement with Sweetwater Investors, combining URC with their ~92% interest in trona royalty assets into publicly traded New URC.
Shareholders will receive one New URC share per URC share, with eligible Canadian holders able to elect exchangeable shares. Sweetwater Investors are slated to receive US$330 million in cash plus 223,252,749 New URC shares, and major insiders holding 14.37% have agreed to support the deal.
Uranium Royalty (NASDAQ: UROY) closed a private placement of subscription receipts with Uranium Energy Corp. at US$3.64 per receipt for aggregate gross proceeds of US$40.0 million. Funds are escrowed and will convert into common shares upon satisfaction of escrow release conditions and closing of the previously announced Arrangement.
Upon conversion, UEC's ownership would increase to 28,967,375 shares (≈18.40%) of 157,471,518 outstanding shares; if conditions fail or the Arrangement is terminated, receipts expire and subscription funds are returned.
Uranium Royalty (NASDAQ: UROY) will combine with funds owning a 92% interest in Sweetwater Royalties, creating a U.S.-domiciled New URC with implied Sweetwater enterprise value of ~US$1.9B and attributable equity to URC of ~US$1.1B.
Sellers receive ~US$330M cash and ~US$813M in New URC Shares at a deemed US$3.64 per share. Sweetwater adds ~US$74M average adjusted EBITDA, ~850,000 fee surface acres, ~200,000 KSLA acres and ~4.5M mineral acres, plus multi-decade reserve life and uranium optionality in Wyoming.
Uranium Royalty (NASDAQ: UROY) announced results from its Annual General Meeting held on October 16, 2025. All six management nominees were elected as directors: Amir Adnani, Scott Melbye, Vina Patel, Neil Gregson, Donna Wichers, and Ken Robertson. Proxy tallies reported included Amir Adnani 35,606,472/46,208,738, Scott Melbye 36,419,052/46,208,738, Vina Patel 46,004,748/46,208,737, Neil Gregson 46,054,180/46,208,739, Donna Wichers 36,310,681/46,208,738, and Ken Robertson 46,047,607/46,208,739.
Shareholders also approved appointment of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP as auditor and authorized the Board to fix auditor remuneration. A total of 65,682,446 common shares were voted at the meeting, representing 49.15% of outstanding votes. Detailed results are available on SEDAR+.
Uranium Royalty Corp. (NASDAQ: UROY) has announced the appointment of Andy Marshall as its new Chief Financial Officer, succeeding Josephine Man. Marshall brings over 20 years of senior financial leadership experience in the natural resources sector, along with credentials as both a Chartered Accountant and Chartered Financial Analyst.
The new CFO's background includes extensive experience in corporate financial management, strategic planning, and project development. His expertise spans accounting, corporate reporting in Canada and the U.S., financial and risk management, transactional financing, and M&A. Marshall previously served as CFO for multiple publicly listed resource companies and began his career with PwC LLP in London before moving to Vancouver in 2008.
Uranium Royalty Corp (NASDAQ: UROY) has appointed Ken Robertson as a new director. Robertson, formerly a partner and Global Mining & Metals Group Leader at Ernst & Young LLP, brings extensive experience in IPOs, financings, governance, and securities regulatory compliance. He is a certified professional accountant with a Bachelor of Commerce from McMaster University and holds an ICD.D designation. Currently, Robertson serves on the boards of Silvercorp Metals and Gold Royalty Corp.
Uranium Royalty Corp (NASDAQ: UROY) has acquired a royalty on the Millennium and Cree Extension Uranium Projects in Saskatchewan for $6 million. The acquired royalty is a 10% net profit interest on a 20.6955% participating interest in the Projects. The Millennium Project, operated by Cameco, contains Indicated Resources of 75.9 million pounds U3O8 at 2.39% grade and Inferred Resources of 29.0 Mlbs U3O8 at 3.19% grade. The project previously had an Environmental Impact Statement application in 2009 proposing production of 150,000-200,000 tonnes of ore annually with a 10-year mine life. The acquisition provides URC exposure to 12,800 hectares in the Athabasca Basin.