ASP Isotopes' (ASPI) Chief Executive Paul Mann said Friday a report by short-seller Fuzzy Panda contained 'incomplete and inaccurate' information, distorted facts, and misleading conclusions.
ASP Isotopes said it had made progress, particularly in enriching Ytterbium-176 and uranium, and dismissed Fuzzy Panda's criticism of being 'outdated, flawed and misleading.'
It added that the company is exploring options in response to the report while focusing on growth and its strategic goals.
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