IsoEnergy Plants 33% DISA Uranium Stake as U.S. Uranium Platform Forms
Aug 19, 2026, 5:03 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Direct equity linkage to a sizable U.S.-focused uranium platform with strategic investors; potential re-rating if DISA Uranium executes milestones and expands domestic processing; risk remains from uranium price volatility and execution risk of the new platform.
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IsoEnergy completed the Utah portfolio transfer to form DISA Uranium and invested US$33 million in the accompanying US$105 million financing, securing roughly 33% ownership and a seat on the board. The new platform, focused on HPSA technology to recover uranium from abandoned waste and restart U.S. production, targets near-term Tony M Mine development and broader domestic processing capacity, enhancing IsoEnergy’s exposure to a U.S. uranium growth story.
IsoEnergy transfers Utah portfolio to DISA Uranium for 1,677,350 DISA shares.
DISA Uranium closes US$105 million private placement; IsoEnergy invests US$33 million.
IsoEnergy owns ~33% of DISA Uranium on a fully diluted basis.
Tony M Mine becomes near-term priority; DISA Uranium to deploy HPSA tech.
IsoEnergy remains largest shareholder with board representation on DISA Uranium.
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