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ASP Isotopes enrichment facilities in South Africa gaining market traction – Green Building Africa | SA News

  • Nasdaq listed ASP Isotopes has announced several updates on the progress of commercial production at the Company’s three isotope enrichment facilities in Pretoria, South Africa.

The Company commenced commercial production of Silicon-28 during late March 2025 and has successfully enriched large quantities of intermediate product to 99%. The Company expects to ship finished commercial product enriched to at least 99.995% to its first customers during August 2025. Based on the first three months of commercial production, the Company believes this plant has an annual capacity of greater than 80 kilograms of highly enriched Silicon-28 (enriched to 99.995%) when operating at maximum…

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