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Nano Nuclear Energy Signs 3-Year Engineering Services Deal With IMPSA's US Unit

Nano Nuclear Energy Signs 3-Year Engineering Services Deal With IMPSA's US Unit

MT newswireMT newswire2026/10/21 14:14
10:14 AM EDT, 10/21/2026 (MT Newswires) -- Nano Nuclear Energy (NNE) signed a three-year engineering services master agreement with a US unit of Argentina-based IMPSA for support in engineering, design-for-manufacture and potential fabrication of its Kronos MMR Energy System, the company said Wednesday. The deal allows Nano Nuclear Energy to use IMPSA's capabilities to be ready for manufacturing, according to the statement. No financial details were disclosed. Under the deal, the companies will start with a dedicated Kronos MMR study that is expected to span six months, Nano Nuclear Energy said. Future fabrication and other commercial activities will be subject to certain conditions, the company added. Price: 13.18, Change: +0.22, Percent Change: +1.70
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