Perma-Fix hammered in 2022, but COVID pressures eased and Hanford deal looms

By ExchangeMonitor

Perma-Fix, Atlanta, closed out a tough 2022 with bigger losses and less revenue than a year ago, but the ill-effects of COVID-19 on the company’s business tapered off last year, the chief executive officer said last week. “While 2022 was a challenging year…

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