Nano Nuclear seeks to build front-end capabilities with Radnostix assets

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Nano Nuclear seeks to build front-end capabilities with Radnostix assets

https://www.ans.org/news/2026-10-06/article-8463/nano-nuclear-seeks-to-build-frontend-capabilities-with-radnostix-assets/

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Nano Nuclear agreed to purchase assets from Radnostix, including an NRC-licensed depleted uranium deconversion facility in Lea County, New Mexico. The pending transaction covers facility infrastructure and intellectual property related to fluorine extraction processes. Execution of the agreement remains subject to approval by federal regulators.

The acquisition supports Nano Nuclear's broader strategy to build front-end nuclear fuel cycle capabilities for its microreactor designs. Securing domestic deconversion and fuel manufacturing assets helps developers manage supply chain bottlenecks in the evolving advanced reactor sector. Control over these processes assists firms attempting to integrate uranium enrichment and fuel fabrication operations.

An image representing the intellectual property assets Nano seeks to acquire, which are associated with Radnostix's previously planned Lea County, N.M., facility. (Source: Nano Nuclear)

Nano Nuclear is continuing its efforts to establish itself in multiple sectors of the nuclear energy industry. On October 1, the company, which is perhaps best known for its efforts to deploy high-temperature gas-cooled microreactors, announced that it had agreed to purchase assets related to Radnostix Inc.'s previously planned deconversion facility in Lea County, N.M.

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