Acquiring Company
IsoEnergy Ltd
Acquired Company
Disa Technologies
Toronto
HoustonMiningSustainabilityHealth CareMiningPublic SafetyDescription
IsoEnergy Ltd. has completed its transaction with DISA Technologies, forming DISA Uranium Corporation. IsoEnergy contributed its Utah Portfolio in exchange for shares in DISA Uranium, positioning itself as the largest shareholder. The newly formed company aims to innovate and advance uranium recovery with a focus on domestic supply. This strategic merger enhances both companies' capabilities in the U.S. uranium market.
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Who acquired Disa Technologies?
Disa Technologies was acquired by IsoEnergy Ltd, based in Toronto. The deal was reported on August 19, 2026. IsoEnergy Ltd. is a uranium exploration and development company. The company is primarily engaged in searching for high-grade uranium deposits. IsoEnergy Ltd is publicly traded (ISOU) and operates in Mining.
When did IsoEnergy Ltd acquire Disa Technologies?
IsoEnergy Ltd's acquisition of Disa Technologies was reported on August 19, 2026. IsoEnergy Ltd. has completed its transaction with DISA Technologies, forming DISA Uranium Corporation. IsoEnergy contributed its Utah Portfolio in exchange for shares in DISA Uranium, positioning itself as the largest shareholder. Fundz records the date the transaction was first publicly reported, sourced from filings and company announcements.
What does Disa Technologies do?
DISA has been providing full-service employee screening solutions since 1987. Our company offers a comprehensive line of employee screening services that are designed with workplace safety in mind. It is privately held, operating in Sustainability, and is based in Houston.
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