US Nuclear Corp has reported a profit for the third quarter of 2025 alongside a $1.1 million reduction in total liabilities compared to the previous year, while projecting a revenue increase approaching fifty percent for 2026. The company filed its 10Q for the period, resumed trading of its common stock, and commenced work on its 2025 10K annual report with new auditors Simon & Edward, LLP. CEO Bob Goldstein stated the company is actively seeking to reduce monthly S G & A expenses by up to $40,000 while simultaneously adding experienced sales representatives and distributors to service a growing customer base.
The importance of this financial turnaround and strategic shift lies in the company's positioning within the nuclear and radiation detection industry. US Nuclear is launching new marketing initiatives next week that will brand the company and its Overhoff Technology division as "Safe Energy Sentinels" for a new energy future. This rebranding effort coincides with a direct outreach campaign to its entire customer base, educating them on the need to replace monitoring equipment older than the suggested 10-year lifespan with new models featuring expanded capabilities.
These new models will be offered with volume pricing starting with as few as four units and include three-year guarantees with free annual calibration. The marketing push will target not only traditional end-users but also local police, fire departments, first responders, and various state, local, and government agencies. Goldstein believes these initiatives could potentially double sales over the next 18 to 24 months, leading to record profits. The potential impact extends to public safety and environmental monitoring, as more modern equipment could improve detection and response capabilities for various agencies.
Further expansion plans involve potential partnerships with drone companies. Goldstein indicated announcements would be made in the coming weeks regarding discussions to mount US Nuclear's products on drones for monitoring reactor sites, accident and spill locations, and legacy oil and gas fields with abandoned wells emitting methane, carbon-dioxide, and natural gas. The company highlights that methane is 100 times more harmful to the environment than carbon-dioxide, suggesting its technology could play a role in identifying and quantifying significant environmental hazards. This move could open new markets in environmental compliance and monitoring, aligning with global efforts to track and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
The company's forward-looking statements, as detailed in its regulatory filings, acknowledge risks including macroeconomic changes, supply chain disruptions, market demand, and the ability to raise capital and manage expansion. Investors can review a complete list of risks in the company's Form 10K for the year ending December 31, 2024, available at https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/0001163606/000149315225001424/form10-k.htm. The original press release was published on https://www.newmediawire.com.
