Radnostix Sells DUF6 Assets to NANO for $13.5M, Refocuses on Radioisotope Tech
Oct 1, 2026, 8:55 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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The deal monetizes non-core assets, strengthens the balance sheet, and de-risks the business mix, which could support a near-term re-rating; the equity component introduces NNE exposure risk for INIS shareholders.
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Radnostix will divest its DUF6 deconversion and fluorine extraction assets, including an NRC license, to NANO Nuclear Energy for $9.5M in cash and $4M in NANO stock. Closing is anticipated in 90–120 days, pending regulatory approvals. Proceeds fund growth across Radnostix's four radioisotope technology segments and strengthen its balance sheet.
Radnostix to divest DUF6 deconversion assets to NANO for $13.5M total.
Closing expected in 90–120 days, subject to NRC and NM approvals.
Proceeds to accelerate growth across Radnostix's four radioisotope tech segments.
NANO acquires NRC license and DUF6 assets, aligning with its vertical integration strategy.
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