U.S. Energy Corp.
BSIN
NASDAQ Global Market1.15
USD
+0.05
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CIK
0000101594
ISIN
US9118053076
CUSIP
911805307
Return %
Stock
S&P500
1Y
23.71
19.99
3Y
23.71
69.40
5Y
23.71
72.03
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in mil. unless spec.- CEO
- Ryan L. Smith
- Full Time Employees
- 20
- Sector
- Energy
- Industry
- Oil & Gas Exploration & Production
- Address
- 675 Bering Houston TX United States of America 77057
- IPO Date
- Mar 17, 1980
- CIK
- 0000101594
- Website
- usnrg.com
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- Business
- U.S. Energy Corp. operates as an independent energy company focused on acquiring, developing, and monetizing oil and gas producing properties in the United States, with an expanded emphasis on industrial gas and carbon management as part of a strategic pivot toward higher-margin assets; the company engages in hydrocarbon production, helium and other industrial gases, and carbon sequestration initiatives, aiming to generate value through diversified energy and industrial gas streams. Headquartered in Houston, Texas, the company maintains operations across the Rockies, the Mid-Continent, and Texas regions, with a notable asset base at the Kevin Dome in Montana designated for CO2 sequestration and helium-rich industrial gas development. Founded in 1966, U.S. Energy Corp. has evolved from traditional onshore oil and gas exploration into an integrated industrial gas and carbon management platform, balanced by selective hydrocarbon production to support liquidity and funding for its strategic initiatives. In recent developments, the company rebranded from U.S. Energy Corp. to Big Sky Industrial Inc. (BSIN) in 2026, reflecting its new strategic focus; the rebrand accompanies a reorganized corporate structure and a portfolio emphasizing helium production, CO2 management, and low-decline oil production, with ongoing plans to monetize carbon and nitrogen streams and to expand industrial gas processing capabilities; the company also completed a debt repayment and initiated a development program around its Montana assets, including a pipeline and processing infrastructure designed to support an initial 17.0 MMcf/d capacity and to facilitate commercialization of its industrial gas resources. The latest strategic changes include the closure of legacy assets in 2024–2025 to de-lever the balance sheet, execution of a public offering to fund the new strategy, advancement of carbon sequestration and nitrogen monetization initiatives, and a continued build-out of infrastructure to capture and monetize industrial gas streams; these actions support an integrated model combining helium production, carbon management, and conventional oil production, aimed at delivering value through diversified revenue streams and potential access to carbon credits. Overall, the company positions itself as a growth-oriented, multi-asset energy and industrial gas company targeting diversified energy and environmental solutions for domestic markets. [BSIN]