Eagle Nuclear Energy Corp.
NUCLW
NASDAQ0.88
USD
-0.07
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CIK
0002089283
ISIN
US2697101176
CUSIP
269710117
Return %
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1Y
10.00
15.98
3Y
10.00
62.25
5Y
10.00
67.55
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in mil. unless spec.- CEO
- Christopher D. Sorrells
- Full Time Employees
- 2
- Sector
- Financial Services
- Industry
- Financial - Conglomerates
- Address
- 5470 Kietzke Lane Dallas NV United States of America 89511
- IPO Date
- May 3, 2022
- CIK
- 0002089283
- Website
- eaglenuclear.com
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- Eagle Nuclear Energy Corp. is an American nuclear energy company focused on developing the nation’s largest conventional uranium deposit alongside exclusive Small Modular Reactor (SMR) technology, aiming for vertical integration in the nuclear fuel cycle to support domestic energy independence and high-tech power demands. The company operates the Aurora Uranium Project, located in Oregon and Nevada, and pursues unit-scale uranium resource development in tandem with SMR-enabled power generation capabilities; it seeks to integrate uranium supply with reactor deployment to create a comprehensive nuclear energy platform. Founding year is 2020, with headquarters in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, and primary corporate activities in the United States. The organization positions itself as an integrated platform combining uranium exploration and SMR technology to supply domestic electricity markets and strategic high-demand applications, supported by strategic partnerships and ongoing permitting and development efforts. Core products and services include: uranium resource development and mining operations (Aurora deposit, Cordex area, and related resource inventory), licensing and permitting support for nuclear projects (environmental permitting, regulatory engagement, and compliance services), and SMR technology integration (design, licensing strategy, and deployment planning) for eventual fuel supply and reactor utilization; advisory and project development services related to the nuclear fuel cycle, including feasibility studies, permitting management, and strategic partnerships to accelerate project timelines. Latest major changes include the SPAC merger and Nasdaq listing on NUCLW, a significant PIPE financing, and targeted partnerships to advance permitting and regulatory approvals for the Aurora project; formation of a unified nuclear platform combining uranium resource development with SMR technology, plus appointment of leads for permitting and regulatory affairs to expedite approval processes. Additional context covers the industry segment of integrated nuclear energy platforms, targeting utility-scale and high-demand niche applications; customers include energy producers, alliance partners in licensing, and government/regulatory bodies; geographic footprint centers on North American operations with potential expansion into other U.S. states; subsidiaries and parent relationships include a connection to the SPAC merger vehicle that initially brought the company to market and subsequent corporate structuring to support a unified platform strategy.