Frontier inks royalty-based DISA remediation deal at Maybell uranium project
Jul 7, 2026, 7:33 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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The deal introduces an immediate royalty-based revenue stream with no capex, increasing Frontier's optionality around Maybell and potentially boosting valuation if characterization and permitting proceed smoothly.
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Frontier Nuclear and DISA Technologies signed an agreement to characterize and remediate legacy uranium mine waste and recover uranium at the Maybell Project in Colorado. DISA will deploy its HPSA technology, with Frontier receiving a sliding 2.5%–4% net revenue royalty and DISA bearing all costs. A six-month characterization phase and permitting process could unlock future royalty-driven cash flow and asset value.
Frontier signs a DISA remediation deal for Maybell uranium waste; includes recovery.
DISA to deploy HPSA system in modular mobile plants to recover uranium.
Frontier earns a sliding 2.5%–4% net revenue royalty; no capex by Frontier.
Seventeen waste dumps identified at Maybell; six-month characterization plus permits planned.
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