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Nano Nuclear Energy Inc. completes acquisition of Micro Modular Nuclear Reactor Business from Ultra Safe Nuclear Corporation

Jan 16, 202511 months ago

Acquiring Company

NANO Nuclear Energy

Acquired Company

Ultra Safe Nuclear

New YorkSeattleEnergyRenewable Energy

Description

Nano Nuclear Energy Inc. has recently finalized the acquisition of select assets from Ultra Safe Nuclear Corporation, including certain assets related to its micro modular nuclear reactor business and transportable fission power system technology. The acquisition, which was completed on January 10, 2025, involved the purchase of intellectual property rights, contracts with third-party collaborators, and rights related to demonstration projects. Nano Nuclear Energy Inc. aims to strengthen its intellectual property foundation and commercial prospects as a leader in advanced nuclear reactor technologies through this strategic move.

Company Information

Company

NANO Nuclear Energy

Location

1411 BROADWAY

New York, New York, United States

About

NANO Nuclear Energy Inc. is an emerging vertically integrated microreactor and advanced nuclear technology company, led by a world-class nuclear engineering team, developing portable clean energy solutions. The company is focused on the development of the 'ODIN' clean energy, portable micro nuclear reactor and has recently acquired the annular linear induction pump (ALIP) intellectual property from noted physicist, research engineer, and project manager Carlos O. Maidana, PhD. of Maidana Research.

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