US Nuclear Corp (OTC: UCLE) has reported a profit for the third quarter of 2025, alongside a reduction in total liabilities of $1.1 million compared to a year ago. The company, which has resumed trading in its common stock after filing its 10Q, also projects an increase in 2026 revenues approaching fifty percent. These developments mark a significant turnaround for the radiation detection technology firm, as it prepares to file its 2025 10K with new auditors Simon & Edward, LLP.
CEO Bob Goldstein highlighted ongoing efforts to reduce selling, general, and administrative expenses by up to $40,000 per month while adding experienced sales representatives and distributors to service a growing customer base. The company is launching new marketing initiatives introducing US Nuclear and its subsidiary Overhoff Technology as the “Safe Energy Sentinels” for a new energy future. These initiatives target replacement of monitors older than the suggested 10-year life with new models featuring expanded capabilities, offering volume pricing starting with as few as four units and including three-year guarantees with free annual calibration.
Mr. Goldstein stated, “We will be contacting our entire customer base, educating them of the need to replace any monitors older than our suggested 10-year life with our new models with numerous expanded features.” The company plans to market to end-users, local police, fire departments, first responders, and state and local government agencies. He believes these efforts could potentially double sales over the next 18-24 months, leading to record profits.
In the coming weeks, US Nuclear will announce plans and discussions with well-known drone companies, capitalizing on synergies from mounting its products on drones for monitoring reactor sites, accident and spill sites, and legacy oil and gas fields with abandoned wells emitting methane and other gases. Mr. Goldstein noted, “Methane is 100x more harmful to the environment than carbon-dioxide.”
The company’s forward-looking statements highlight risks including macroeconomic changes, supply chain disruptions, and market demand. For a complete list of risks, refer to US Nuclear Corp's 10K ending December 31, 2024. The original press release is available on NewMediaWire.
