NANO Nuclear Energy (NNE) investor relations material

Strategic vision and industry context

• Focus on modular microreactors and vertical integration across the nuclear fuel cycle, targeting bottlenecks in deployment and supply chain.

• Nuclear energy positioned as a reliable, scalable alternative to wind and solar, with bipartisan support and global momentum for expansion.

• Major tech companies and data center operators are committing to nuclear for energy-intensive operations, driving demand for new infrastructure.

• Partnerships and investments are increasing, with 31 countries tripling nuclear commitments and over 140 companies active in the sector.

• U.S. policy and executive orders are supporting nuclear development, with recent high-profile industry-government engagements.

Product innovation and deployment

• Flagship KRONOS MR microreactor uses helium coolant, produces up to 15 MW electric and 45 MW thermal, and is designed for modular deployment at scale.

• Refueling intervals range from 3–4 years at 9.9% enrichment to over 10 years at 19.9%, offering significant operational advantages.

• Construction permits secured for first U.S. and international sites, with regulatory partnerships in place for prototype validation.

• Additional reactors (Low QMR, SUS) target space, marine, and transportable applications, with ongoing core testing and licensing.

• Safety features include walk-away safe design, minimal land use, and non-proliferation-grade materials.

Supply chain, partnerships, and market expansion

• Vertical integration includes investments in enrichment technology and transportation casks, aiming to reduce costs and secure supply.

• Facilities in Illinois and Tennessee support R&D, engineering, and consulting services for end users and industry partners.

• Collaborations with U.S. government agencies, national labs, and international partners to advance technology and market reach.

• Active engagement in Africa, South America, and Southeast Asia to support nuclear adoption and reduce reliance on Russian and Chinese supply.

• Consulting and M&A activities are expanding to capture new opportunities in the evolving nuclear landscape.