Are there any significant acquisitions, dispositions, or capital‑expenditure projects highlighted in the upcoming release?

Based on the information that has been provided, the announcement only tells investors that U.S. Energy Corporation will release its second‑quarter 2025 earnings on Tuesday, August 12, 2025 (before the market opens).

The release‑announcement itself does not mention any of the following:

What this means

• Potential content: While the upcoming earnings call will almost certainly include a review of the quarter’s operating performance, cash flow, and possibly updates on ongoing projects, the brief press‑release you have shared does not provide any specifics about new acquisitions, asset sales, or large‑scale capex initiatives.
• What to watch for: If you need to know whether any such transactions or projects are being highlighted, you’ll have to wait for the actual earnings release (the press release scheduled for August 12) or the accompanying conference‑call transcript/slides. Those documents typically contain:

1. Acquisition updates – any recent purchases or announced deals, including purchase price, financing, and strategic rationale.
   
2. Disposition updates – any asset sales or divestiture agreements, expected proceeds, and impact on the balance sheet.
   
3. Capital‑expenditure outlook – planned spending for the remainder of 2025 and 2026, including drilling programs, facility expansions, or infrastructure projects, often broken down by segment (e.g., oil, natural gas, industrial gases).

• Next steps: To get a definitive answer, monitor the following sources after the August 12 release:
  1. U.S. Energy’s official earnings press release (typically posted on their Investor Relations website).
     
  2. The earnings conference‑call transcript (often provided by services such as Seeking Alpha, Thomson Reuters, or directly by the company).
     
  3. SEC filings (Form 8‑K or 10‑Q) that accompany the earnings release, which include detailed discussion of material events, including acquisitions/dispositions and capital‑expenditure guidance.

Bottom line

From the current announcement alone, no significant acquisitions, dispositions, or capital‑expenditure projects are highlighted. You’ll need to review the actual Q2 2025 results when they are published on August 12 for any such details.