ASP Isotopes subsidiary QLE signs research agreement with Texas A&M to advance uranium conversion technology

ASP Isotopes Inc.

QLE, wholly owned by ASPI, partners with TEES to de-risk commercial production of high-purity UF6.
UF6 is a critical feedstock for uranium enrichment; US has only one operating commercial conversion facility.
Research will collect physicochemical data on converting yellowcake (U3O8) into UF6 to improve efficiency and scalability.
Agreement aims to strengthen domestic nuclear fuel supply chain and reduce reliance on foreign sources.
Expected insights will support QLE's commercialization efforts and Texas' nuclear ecosystem.

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