ASP Isotopes Unit Signs Joint Venture Agreement With Necsa for HALEU Production in South Africa
Bitget2026/10/15 12:04- An ASP Isotopes subsidiary signed a binding agreement with Necsa for a HALEU production joint venture at South Africa's Pelindaba site.
- Quantum Leap Energy will own approximately 80% of the venture, lead operations and arrange capital.
- Necsa will own approximately 20%, providing site access, nuclear safeguards support and regulatory assistance.
- The venture will develop a commercial-scale production facility, with Quantum Leap Energy having secured HALEU offtake through supply agreements with TerraPower.
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