DISA Technologies Secures $33M in Strategic Financing to Scale Mineral Extraction and Remediation Technology

Value rarely disappears. It just gets mislabeled, buried under old assumptions, and left behind by systems that stopped looking too soon. DISA Technologies is betting that yesterday’s waste is today’s margin, if you know how to break it apart the right way.

Out in Casper, Wyoming, far from the usual echo chambers, DISA just pulled in $33M in strategic financing. Not noise. Not hype. Real capital, from real players who know exactly what sits beneath the surface. Galvanize Climate Solutions led the round, with BHP Ventures, Evok Innovations, Constellation Energy, Halliburton Labs, Valor Equity Partners, and Veriten all leaning in like they’ve seen this movie before and want producer credits.

Greyson Buckingham (Co-Founder, President & CEO) and John Lee (Co-Founder & COO) didn’t build a story. They built a system. High Pressure Slurry Ablation. Sounds like something you’d hear in a lab where coffee gets replaced by ambition. In practice, it means pulling critical minerals out of ore and waste with precision, while cleaning up the kind of uranium legacy the Cold War left scattered across the West like confetti no one wanted to sweep.

Around them, the execution layer tightens. Kristin Walker (Chief External Affairs Officer) shaping the narrative where policy meets market reality. Stephen Cohen (Chief Regulatory Affairs Officer) navigating the regulatory maze that keeps most competitors on the sidelines. Ryan Lance (General Counsel) locking in the legal framework where this kind of work either scales clean or doesn’t scale at all.

Over 15,000 abandoned uranium sites are still sitting there, quiet but not harmless. Most people see liability. DISA sees inventory. That shift in perspective is where the money lives. Their NRC service provider license is not just a regulatory checkbox, it is a gate key. If you can operate there, you are not competing with everyone. You are competing with almost no one.

This round follows a $30M Series A2 in 2025, bringing total funding to around $83M. That kind of capital stack does not show up unless the story converts into execution. And execution here looks like systems leaving Casper and landing in real operations, from domestic remediation projects to international mineral processing markets.

Capital flows toward constraint. The world needs critical minerals. The world needs uranium, whether it admits it at dinner parties or not. And the world needs a way to deal with the past without turning it into a permanent liability.