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.
$4,000,000 committed of $4,000,000
$4,000,000 released · 100% subscribed
- Minimum
- $100
- Instrument
- Revenue share
- Term
- 7 yr
- Investors
- 2,115
$50 per unit
Closed February 27, 2026
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Principal risks of this offering
- Revenue share has no coupon, no maturity and no payment obligation absent revenue.
- Utility outage schedules are set years ahead and a deferred outage defers the distribution with it.
- Skilled technician availability is the binding constraint on growth.
General risks of private securities
Private securities are speculative and illiquid. You should be prepared to hold this position for its full term and to lose the entire amount invested. Nuclear construction has a documented history of schedule and cost overrun. Platforms that sold equity in unbuilt energy projects have mostly failed; those that sold debt against operating assets with contracted offtake have mostly survived. That history is why the TRL tier of an offering matters more than its headline return.
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