LIS Technologies, headquartered in United States, remains privately held in the nuclear tech / energy space. The stock is not listed on any public market.
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LIS Technologies develops a patented laser method for enriching uranium, using infrared lasers to selectively excite the molecules of a target isotope and separate it from others. The company describes its approach, called L.I.S.T., as aimed at closing the gap in commercial uranium enrichment capacity currently dominated by Russia, Europe and China.
Based in the United States, LIS Technologies was named in December 2024 as one of six companies awarded a U.S. Department of Energy contract under the Low-Enriched Uranium Acquisition Program, an initiative with an aggregate appropriation of $3.4 billion over ten years. Under that award LIS Technologies serves as prime contractor, with NANO Nuclear Energy as a subcontractor supporting fuel deconversion, fabrication and transportation.
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