CEO Total Pay
$1.1M
FY2023 Summary Compensation
URG
FY2023 data Public-data reference. official source
Ur-energy Inc
Data updated July 2026
Open-data reference.
Mining · Z4 · FY2023
CEO-to-Worker Pay Ratio
15:1
Below Average (Scale: 0–1000:1)
CEO Pay
$1.1M
Median Worker
$74,689
A component-level pay breakdown (salary, bonus, equity, perks, pension) is not reported in Ur-energy Inc's structured SEC pay-ratio disclosure. Only the CEO-to-median-worker ratio is required under Dodd-Frank §953(b); see our methodology for what each filing does and doesn't disclose.
Ur-energy Inc, a mining company, reported a CEO-to-worker pay ratio of 15:1 in FY2023. The CEO received total compensation of $1.1M, while the median employee earned $74,689 annually. This is below the Mining industry median of 73:1 across 8 companies. Data sourced from SEC EDGAR proxy (DEF 14A) filings.
CEO Compensation Breakdown, FY2023
A component-level pay breakdown is not reported in Ur-energy Inc's structured SEC pay-ratio disclosure. See our methodology →
Industry Comparison - Mining
This Company's Ratio
15:1
Industry Median Ratio
73:1
Industry Median CEO Pay
$10.6M
This CEO's Pay
$1.1M
Companies in Industry
8
vs. Industry Median
Below
Understanding This Pay Ratio
Ur-energy Inc's CEO-to-worker pay ratio of 15:1 means that the CEO earned 15 times more than the company's median employee in FY2023.
The median employee at Ur-energy Inc earned $74,689 annually. At that wage, it would take a median employee approximately 15 years to earn what the CEO earned in a single year.
Why cross-company pay-ratio comparisons need caution
SEC rules let each company choose its own methodology for identifying the "median employee" (measurement date, statistical sampling, whether part-time pay is annualized, and a de minimis exemption for up to 5% of non-U.S. employees), so a higher ratio doesn't automatically mean less-fair pay practices, it can also reflect workforce mix (a large offshore, outsourced, or part-time-heavy workforce lowers the reported median and raises the ratio for reasons unrelated to CEO compensation itself).
Pay Ratio
15:1
Below typical industry median
What This 2023 Filing Tells Us About Ur-energy Inc
According to the 2023 DEF 14A proxy statement filed with the SEC, Ur-energy Inc (URG, CIK 1375205) reported the CEO's total compensation at $1.1M. The proxy statement's structured pay-ratio disclosure reports this total but does not break it down by salary, bonus, equity, or other components. The median employee at the firm, the reference point mandated by Section 953(b) of the Dodd-Frank Act, earned $74,689 over the same fiscal year, producing the headline CEO-to-worker pay ratio of 15:1 that this page tracks.
Ur-energy Inc operates in the Mining sector and is headquartered in Z4. Across the Mining industry (SIC 10), 8 SEC-reporting companies disclosed pay ratios in FY2025, with a median of 73:1 and an average of 89:1. Median industry CEO pay was $10.6M, so Ur-energy Inc's $1.1M sits at or below that typical figure.
This proxy was filed on 2024-04-23; all figures on this page come directly from that public filing and can be verified against the DEF 14A on the SEC EDGAR system.
What these SEC numbers do and do not include
Total compensation reported under Item 402 of Regulation S-K reflects grant-date fair value for equity awards, not realized pay, so a CEO may eventually cash in more, or less, depending on stock performance and vesting. The pay ratio itself is calculated against a single median employee chosen under rules that allow statistical sampling, and companies may update methodology year to year.
Key Data, FY2023
- CEO
- Not disclosed
- Total Compensation
- $1.1M
- Median Employee Pay
- $74,689
- Pay Ratio
- 15:1
- Filing Date
- 2024-04-23
Data Source: This data is sourced from SEC EDGAR proxy statement (DEF 14A) filings. PlainCEOPay provides this publicly available information for informational purposes only. Not investment or financial advice. Verify with official SEC filings at sec.gov.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the CEO pay ratio at Ur-energy Inc? ▼
Ur-energy Inc's CEO-to-worker pay ratio is 15:1. The CEO earned $1.1M in FY2023, while the median employee earned $74,689.
How much does Ur-energy Inc's CEO earn? ▼
The CEO of Ur-energy Inc (URG) earned total compensation of $1.1M in fiscal year 2023, according to SEC proxy filings.
How does Ur-energy Inc's pay ratio compare to its industry? ▼
Ur-energy Inc's pay ratio of 15:1 is below the Mining industry median of 73:1. The industry has 8 companies reporting pay ratios.
Where does Ur-energy Inc's CEO pay data come from? ▼
All executive compensation data is sourced from SEC EDGAR DEF 14A proxy statement filings. Companies are required by the Dodd-Frank Act to disclose CEO-to-median-worker pay ratios annually. PlainCEOPay aggregates this publicly available data for easy comparison.
What is included in the CEO's total compensation? ▼
PlainCEOPay reports the CEO total-compensation figure disclosed with the company's pay-ratio filing. The current dataset does not extract its underlying Summary Compensation Table line items, so this page does not provide a salary, bonus, equity, or other-component breakdown.
How long would it take a median Ur-energy Inc employee to earn the CEO's pay? ▼
At a median salary of $74,689, it would take the typical Ur-energy Inc employee approximately 15 years to earn what the CEO earned in a single year ($1.1M in FY2023).
Read our methodology - how this data is sourced, computed, and verified.
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