US Nuclear Corp has reported a third-quarter profit and a $1.1 million reduction in total liabilities compared to the previous year, alongside filing its 10Q for the third quarter of 2025 and resuming trading of its common stock. The company has commenced work on its 2025 10K with new auditors Simon & Edward, LLP, stating that many completed tasks were essential for its commitment to timely future filings.
CEO Bob Goldstein outlined a strategic plan to reduce monthly S G & A expenses by up to $40,000 while simultaneously expanding the sales force to service a growing customer list. The company is launching new marketing initiatives next week, positioning itself and its Overhoff Technology division as the "Safe Energy Sentinels" for a new energy future. This rebranding effort is central to its growth strategy.
A significant component of the strategy involves a direct outreach campaign to the company's entire customer base. The initiative will educate customers on replacing radiation monitors older than the suggested 10-year lifespan with new models featuring expanded capabilities. The company will offer volume pricing starting with as few as four units, including three-year guarantees and free annual calibration. Goldstein stated the marketing push would target not only end-users but also local police, fire departments, first responders, and various government agencies. The company believes these efforts could potentially double sales over the next 18 to 24 months, leading to record profits.
Further expansion plans involve the drone sector. Goldstein announced that in the coming weeks, the company will disclose plans and discussions with well-known drone companies. The initiative explores natural synergies by mounting US Nuclear's monitoring products on drones for use over nuclear reactor sites, accident and spill locations, and legacy oil and gas fields with abandoned wells emitting methane, carbon dioxide, and natural gas. The company highlighted that methane is 100 times more harmful to the environment than carbon dioxide, positioning its technology as a critical tool for environmental monitoring.
The company's forward-looking statements project an increase in 2026 revenues approaching fifty percent. These statements, contained within the press release, are based on current expectations and involve risks and uncertainties. The company notes that actual results could differ due to factors including macroeconomic changes, supply chain disruptions, market demand, and the ability to raise capital and manage expansion. For a complete list of risks, the company directs stakeholders to its Form 10K at https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/UCLE/disclosure.
