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Nuclear Diamond Batteries (OTCID:NDBI) completed independent audits by a PCAOB-registered accounting firm for fiscal years ended May 31, 2024 and 2025. The company highlights this as strengthening financial reporting, transparency, and governance while supporting its long-term objective of a potential future uplisting to a major national exchange.
NDBI, through majority-owned subsidiary AtomiQ, develops proprietary betavoltaic nuclear diamond battery technologies designed to convert radioisotope emissions into long-duration electrical power for potential use in aerospace, medical, industrial, advanced computing, and other high-reliability applications.
Nuclear Diamond Batteries (OTC:NDBI) received a second U.S. patent allowance from the USPTO for 19 claims under application 17/928,967 covering a high-porosity MOF electrode with carbon nano-onion coatings for nuclear diamond batteries.
The patent complements an earlier allowed application (17/926,508) on nuclear voltaic core technology, supporting an integrated, potentially scalable ultra-long-life betavoltaic battery platform targeting mission-critical, low-power markets such as aerospace, defense, medical devices, IoT, and remote monitoring.