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UK Company Raises £10 Million For ‘World’s First Isotope Refinery’

By David Dalton
25 September 2026

StandardX plans pilot production from 2029 at first industrial site in London

UK Company Raises £10 Million For ‘World’s First Isotope Refinery’
StandardX was co-founded by Richard Pearson (left), who also co-founded fusion company Kyoto Fusioneering, and Ross Allen, a specialist in accelerator-driven isotope production. Courtesy StandardX.
UK-headquartered StandardX has raised £10m (€11.6m, $13.2m) in seed funding to develop what it describes as the “world’s first scalable isotope refinery”, using an accelerator-based platform to manufacture rare isotopes.

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