U.S. Energy reported a FY 2025 net loss of USD 14.4 million, compared with a FY 2024 net loss of USD 25.6 million. FY 2025 total revenue fell 64% to USD 7.35 million, driven by a 60% drop in production to 164,752 BOE and a 20% decline in realized oil prices to USD 56.54 per barrel. FY 2025 lease operating expenses decreased 54% to USD 5.17 million, while lease operating expense per BOE rose 17% to USD 31.40, which management attributed in part to inflation and fixed costs becoming a larger portion of total costs following divestitures and natural declines. The company recorded a FY 2025 ceiling test impairment of USD 3.6 million, down 70%, citing lower crude oil and natural gas prices. U.S. Energy ended FY 2025 with cash and equivalents of USD 429 thousand and USD 2.5 million outstanding debt, and said it expects to seek financing in 2026 to fund an estimated USD 35 million next development phase for its gas processing plant and related infrastructure.
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