1
Everything Mining Industry Country Focus How to Guide
 
 
more  
 
Limit search to:
Where?
With?
Start Date   
End Date   
 
 
 
Back
 Address to refer: https://www.researchchannel.co.za/article/south-africas-radioisotopes-company-shines-globally-2017-08-03
 Article Headline: South Africa’s radioisotopes company shines globally
 Abstract: South African nuclear company NTP Radioisotopes (NTP), a subsidiary of the State-owned South African Nuclear Energy Corporation (better known as Necsa), has increased its production of, and its share in the global market for, the Molybdenum-99 (Mo-99) radioisotope, the company announced on Thursday. This followed the withdrawal from the market by Canada’s NRU reactor last year. “We have managed to grow our market share for Mo-99 through continued investment in our production, and by working with our partners to cover the supply gap,” reported NTP Group Executive Finance: Precious Hawadi. NTP’s revenues for the 2015/2016 financial year came to more than R1.2-billion, of which almost R1-billion came from radioisotopes and radiopharmaceuticals. The global market for nuclear medicine was estimated at more than $11-billion last year and is expected to reach almost $20-billion in 2021. NTP has also highlighted that its MD, Tina Eboka, was last month re-elected as Vice-Chairperson of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development Nuclear Energy Agency’s (NEA’s) High-Level Group on the Security of Supply of Medical Radioisotopes (HLG-MR). The re-election occurred during the bi-annual meeting of the group in Paris.
 Your Name:
 Your e-mail:
 Your colleague's e-mail: - separate emails by commas, maximum limit of 4 addresses
 A personal note:
 

Please enter the letters you see in the image below
Verification Image. Please refresh the page if you cannot see this image.

 
 
 
 
 

Latest content...

Register for daily alerts on news as it breaks in various key economic sectors - Click here to register
Close