16 December 2025
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US NUCLEAR CORP.
CIK: 1543623•2 Annual Reports•Latest: 2025-06-25
10-K / June 25, 2025
Revenue:$2,190,398
Income:-$1,739,926
10-K / May 10, 2024
Revenue:$2,231,095
Income:-$3,433,804
10-K / June 25, 2025
Company Summary: US Nuclear Corp.
Business Overview
- Industry: Radiation detection and nuclear safety equipment
- Main Focus: Design, manufacture, and sale of radiation detection and monitoring systems used in nuclear, medical, industrial, security, and emergency response sectors.
- Technologies Utilized: X-ray, trace detection, millimeter-wave, infra-red, tritium detection, diagnostics.
- Headquarters: Canoga Park, California
Products & Divisions
- Total Offerings: Over 200 products across four divisions:
- Technical Associates (DBA) Technical Associates: Radiation monitors, survey meters, handheld devices.
- Overhoff Technology Corporation: Tritium air monitors, water monitors, and related detection equipment.
- Electronic Control Concepts: Test and maintenance meters for X-ray machines (medical and industrial).
- Cali From Above: Inspection services using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for height and hard-to-access locations.
Key Technologies & Products
- Radiation Water Monitors: Detect radioactive materials in water environments—used by hospitals, universities, pharmaceutical firms, oil/gas, nuclear reactors.
- Tritium Monitors: Leading manufacturer with strong market control; used in advanced reactors (CANDU, MSR, LFTR) for safety and security due to increased demand for tritium detection.
- Air & Water Monitors: For detecting radon, gamma, neutron, and other radiation in various environments.
- Vehicle, Personnel, Exit, and Room Monitors: For hospitals, emergency responses, border security, and airport security.
- Port Security Equipment: Radiation scanning systems that do not emit radiation; detect radioactive materials in shipping containers.
- UAV-based Detection: Merging drone technology with radiation sensors for large-scale contamination surveys.
Customers & Market
- Customers include:
- Homeland Security
- Los Alamos National Laboratory
- Lawrence Livermore Laboratory
- Department of Defense
- FBI, CIA, US Navy
- Major corporations (Chevron, Bechtel)
- Hospitals & medical imaging facilities
- Universities & research institutions
- Civil emergency departments (fire, paramedics, law enforcement)
Financial & Operational Data
- Revenue (2024): $2,190,398
- Revenue (2023): $2,231,095
- Gross Profit (2024): $1,015,629 (Margin ~46.37%)
- Net Loss (2024): $1,739,926
- Number of Shares Outstanding (as of May 29, 2025): 59,629,204 shares
- Number of Shareholders: 52
- Employees: The report does not specify total employee count, but mentions key personnel:
- Robert I. Goldstein (CEO, President, Chairman)
- Michael Hastings (CFO/Director)
- Other key personnel include engineering, sales, and managerial staff
Business Development & Strategic Focus
- Focus on niche markets such as tritium detection.
- Growing international customer base, especially in South Korea, Japan, Australia, France, Germany, and other European countries.
- Continuing innovation in detection technologies and expanding product offerings.
- Engaged in potential acquisitions and joint ventures to diversify and enhance market position.
Note: The company currently relies on a small, specialized customer base with some concentration. It is a smaller reporting company with a market value of approximately $2.9 million as of June 30, 2024.
