Argos Reactor Services
Argos Reactor Services
Revenue share on outage robotics for eleven operating stations. Closed, and shown so you can see a completed raise.
A refueling outage costs a utility roughly a million dollars a day in replacement power, so anything that shortens one sells itself. Argos does inspection and maintenance under master service agreements with eleven operating stations. Investors receive 5% of gross service revenue until a 1.8x cap. This offering is closed and appears here for reference.
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- $100
- Instrument
- Revenue share
- Term
- 7 yr
- Investors
- 2,115
$50 per unit
Closed February 27, 2026
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Use of proceeds
- 49%Inspection robotics fleet
- 28%Technician training and certification
- 16%Regional service center
- 7%Offering expenses and platform fees
The issuer
Refueling outage services and inspection robotics. Every day of outage a utility avoids is worth roughly a million dollars, and that is the entire business model.
- Legal name
- Argos Reactor Services, Inc.
- Entity
- Delaware C-corporation
- Jurisdiction
- North Carolina
- Founded
- 2011
Gregory SandovalChief Executive Officer
Outage management and reactor services across eleven operating stations.