EXOSENS AND THEON EXTEND LONG-TERM COMMERCIAL AGREEMENT THROUGH 2030 TO SECURE IMAGE INTENSIFIER TUBE CAPACITY IN A MARKET CONSTRAINED BY GROWING DEMAND PRESS RELEASEDECEMBER 3rd 2025 Exosens and Theon International announce the signature of the extension of long-term supply agreement for another 3 years, securing deliveries through 2030In a market where the global supply of image intensifier tubes remains structurally below demand, this extension secures capacity for both companies, reinforces their marke ...

Core Viewpoint - Terra Clean Energy Corp. has finalized agreements to acquire full interests in uranium claims in Utah, enhancing its North American uranium asset portfolio [1][2]. Company Summary - The Canadian explorer will undertake staged cash, equity, and exploration commitments over five years to earn interests in the Wheal Anne and Green Vein Mesa properties [2]. - For Wheal Anne, full ownership can be secured through payments of approximately $233,332 in cash, 2.5 million shares, and $233,333 in exploration expenditures [2]. - Green Vein Mesa requires about $116,668 in cash, 1.25 million shares, and $103,336 in work commitments [2]. - CEO Greg Cameron emphasized the swift execution of agreements, indicating a commitment to expanding the U.S. presence, with field teams set to mobilize in Utah soon [3]. Industry Summary - The agreements are subject to regulatory approvals, including clearance from the Canadian Securities Exchange, with all issued securities carrying a four-month hold [4]. - The uranium exploration sector is experiencing intensified activity across North America, driven by supply security and decarbonization goals, with renewed investor interest [5]. - Utah is witnessing a resurgence in exploration activity due to rising spot prices and policy support for domestic nuclear fuel supply [5].