Shareholders Approve Nasdaq 20% Cap Removal for Equity Issuance

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Shareholders of US Energy Corp. approved a proposal to remove the Nasdaq 20% cap, enabling the company to issue a substantial amount of common stock to Roth Principal Investments under a previously established agreement.

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• Shareholder Approval for Equity Issuance

  Shareholders approved the removal of the Nasdaq 20% cap, allowing the company to issue shares exceeding this threshold to Roth Principal Investments under an existing agreement from October 2025.

• Director Randall Keys Departs

  Randall Keys ceased to serve as a director upon the expiration of his term, with his decision not resulting from any disagreement with the company.

• Routine Annual Meeting Approvals

  Shareholders also approved the election of two directors, ratified the independent auditor, and approved named executive officer compensation.

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The approval of the Nasdaq 20% Cap Removal Proposal is a significant development for US Energy Corp.'s financing strategy. This vote allows the company to issue shares exceeding 20% of its outstanding common stock to Roth Principal Investments, LLC, under a Common Stock Purchase Agreement dated October 9, 2025. While this provides the company with greater flexibility to raise capital, which is crucial given its recent net losses and reliance on equity raises, it also signals potential for substantial dilution for existing shareholders. The other items, including the routine departure of a director and the election of new directors, are standard annual meeting business.