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NANO Nuclear Energy Inc. signed a $13.5M deal to acquire NRC-licensed nuclear fuel processing assets in New Mexico from Radnostix, Inc. The transaction includes $9.5M in cash and $4M in stock, with closing expected in 90-120 days. The assets include a dormant NRC license, patented technology, and regulatory materials, which could streamline future fuel cycle processes.

Nuclear energy stocks have dropped significantly over the past year, with the Global X Uranium ETF (URA) down over 20%. Specific companies like NuScale Power (SMR), Oklo (OKLO), and Nano Nuclear (NNE) have seen steep declines, despite advancements in technology and partnerships. Investors are concerned about long timelines and lack of commercial revenues.

Uranium contract prices hit a record $96.50/lb in September, surpassing the 2007 peak. The U.S. and South Korea announced a $120B framework for nuclear reactors. Eagle Nuclear (NUCL) has $25.5M cash, awaits permits for its Aurora project. Other companies like Brookfield (BAM), Denison (DNN), IsoEnergy (ISOU), and NANO (NNE) are also advancing uranium projects.

NANO Nuclear (NASDAQ: NNE) and the University of Illinois are progressing through the NRC's review for a nuclear reactor project. The KRONOS MMR™ Energy System could start construction in late 2027, pending approvals. The NRC's review schedule aligns with NANO Nuclear's timeline, with key milestones in 2027.

NANO Nuclear Energy Inc. (NNE) reports progress in the NRC's review of the KRONOS MMR construction permit, with draft documents expected in Feb 2027 and final evaluations by Sep 2027, potentially allowing construction to begin in late 2027.

Nano Nuclear Energy (NASDAQ:NNE) aims to complete its KRONOS reactor project by 2027, with estimated costs between $300M and $350M. The company is exploring cost-reduction mechanisms, including tax credits and funding. Nano Nuclear is also in discussions with Tillman Global Holdings for a $100M investment and potential reactor orders. Recent acquisitions support its vertical-integration strategy.

Shares of Oklo (OKLO), NuScale Power (SMR), X-Energy (XE), and Nano Nuclear Energy (NNE) rose on Tuesday following Google's 20-year nuclear power deal with Constellation Energy (CEG). The deal includes a five-year AI technology partnership. All four stocks are down year-to-date, with NNE having a Strong Buy consensus and an average price target of $39.17.

Google's deal with Constellation Energy to upgrade nuclear reactors boosted shares of small modular reactor developers. NANO Nuclear Energy (NNE) +8%, Oklo (OKLO) +8%, NuScale Power (SMR) +7%. Global X Uranium ETF (URA) rose 5%. All three companies are pre-revenue, with NuScale having U.S. regulatory certification.

Nano Nuclear Energy Inc. (NNE) filed an SEC Form 8-K — Entry into a Material Definitive Agreement. Exhibit 99.1 NANO Nuclear Energy Advances Vertical Integration Strategy by Signing Definitive Agreement to Acquire Strategic NRC-Licensed U.S. Nuclear Fuel Processing Assets Acquisition would provide NANO Nuclear with strategically valuable NRC-licensed fuel cycle assets and opti

Texas Capital Securities reiterated a Buy rating and $39.00 price target on NANO Nuclear Energy (NASDAQ:NNE) after its acquisition of U.S. nuclear fuel assets for $13.5M. NNE shares are down 59% YoY. The company reported a smaller-than-expected Q2 2026 loss of $0.19 per share, beating estimates. NNE has a strong balance sheet and plans to explore nuclear-powered AI opportunities.