Disclosure · published under the licence
Shipment register
The company began trading on 7 July 2026, the day the Constitution came into force, and the register starts there. Every consignment handled under the licence appears below, with its origin, mass, uranium content, destination and declared end use. The register is published because the licence requires it, and it is kept for ten years after the last entry.
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| Lot | Loaded | Drums | Mass | Content | Destination | End use | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LIN-2026-014 | 2026-09-22 | 212 | 86.4 t | 85.1% | Converter, France | Civil power | In transit |
| LIN-2026-011 | 2026-09-04 | 101 | 41.2 t | 81.0% | Converter, France | Civil power | Held |
| LIN-2026-006 | 2026-08-13 | 295 | 120.5 t | 84.6% | Utility, China | Civil power | Delivered |
| LIN-2026-001 | 2026-07-24 | 230 | 93.8 t | 83.8% | Converter, Estonia | Civil power | Delivered |
No consignment matches those terms.
The held consignment
Lot LIN-2026-011 measured above the molybdenum limit at the laboratory the buyer named, and below it at the mill. The sealed third part of the sample has gone to the laboratory both parties named in the contract, and the lot stands in the bonded store at Lindoma until that result comes back. Neither party may move it in the meantime.
The entry stays in the register regardless of the outcome. A lot sent back to the mill is recorded as returned, with the ground stated.
Why this register is public
The licence attaches a disclosure duty stricter than the one borne by the cooperatives of the Republic. It reaches the volumes, the counterparties, the destinations and the declared end use of every lot the company handles, and it reaches the ownership of the company itself.
The Audit Office may require the underlying documents at any time and does so at intervals it fixes. The Office of Democratic Integrity keeps the ownership declarations. Neither needs the company's consent for either.