Lantern Isotopes
Lantern Production Line Two
Fixed-rate notes on medical isotope production. No reactor, no fuel, and a customer base that cannot substitute.
Molybdenum-99 decays into the technetium-99m used in roughly forty million diagnostic scans a year, and it has historically come from a handful of aging research reactors, two of which have gone offline unexpectedly and caused global shortages. Accelerator production needs no reactor and no fissile fuel, and its output has a 66-hour half-life, which means the product cannot be stockpiled and customers cannot switch suppliers on short notice. Line one is in commercial operation; this funds line two.
$12,240,000 committed of $18,000,000
$11,016,000 released · 68% subscribed
- Minimum
- $500
- Target coupon
- 6.15%
- Term
- 6 yr
- Investors
- 2,483
$100 per unit
Annual, fixed
Closes February 26, 2027 · 166 days remaining
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Principal risks of this offering
- A 66-hour half-life means any production interruption is an immediate revenue loss with no inventory to draw on.
- Reimbursement rates for diagnostic imaging are set by payers and can be reduced.
- New reactor-based and accelerator-based supply entering the market could compress pricing.
- Accelerator availability is the single point of failure until line two is commissioned.
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