General Fusion Begins Trading on Nasdaq After Completing Business Combination With Spring Valley Acquisition Corp. III

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General Fusion Group Ltd. (Nasdaq: GFUZ), a Canadian fusion energy company, began trading on Nasdaq on July 13, 2026, the company announced. The listing followed the completion of a previously announced business combination with Spring Valley Acquisition Corp. III, a special-purpose acquisition company.

General Fusion describes itself, in company materials, as pursuing a practical approach to commercial fusion energy. The company is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, was established in 2002, and has been funded by a global syndicate of energy-focused venture capital firms, industry leaders, and technology pioneers, according to its own description of its business. In the announcement, Greg Twinney, the company’s chief executive officer, said General Fusion is “dedicated to our vision of bringing practical, clean, and abundant fusion energy to the world.” The company framed the Nasdaq listing, and the roughly US$150 million in cash it said the transaction left it holding, as a milestone that gives it a foothold in public capital markets as it continues working toward that stated goal, according to the announcement.

According to the announcement, General Fusion is now the first publicly listed fusion energy company, a characterization the company itself put forward in describing the milestone. The completion of the business combination marks the conclusion of a process that brought the privately held fusion developer onto a public exchange through its merger with Spring Valley Acquisition Corp. III.

The company said it entered the public markets with approximately US$150 million in cash, a figure it described as inclusive of net proceeds from the transaction. General Fusion did not disclose, and the announcement did not include, a market capitalization figure for the newly listed company.

Greg Twinney serves as the company’s chief executive officer, according to the announcement. The company’s disclosure did not provide additional detail on the specific terms of the business combination, the size of the transaction, or the identity of other parties involved beyond confirming that the deal had closed and that trading had commenced.

The announcement was published on July 13, 2026, via GlobeNewswire, coinciding with the start of trading. General Fusion’s statement centers on the completion of the corporate transaction and the resulting public listing, along with the cash position the company reported holding at the close of the deal.

No additional financial details, such as revenue, operating costs, or use-of-proceeds plans, were included in the source material reviewed for this report. The company also did not specify in the announcement what portion of the reported US$150 million reflects funds raised through the transaction itself versus cash the company held prior to the merger, beyond stating that the total figure is inclusive of net transaction proceeds.

This article reports solely on the facts contained in General Fusion’s July 13, 2026 announcement as distributed via GlobeNewswire. Readers seeking further detail on the terms of the business combination, the company’s technology, or its broader financial position should consult the company’s own filings and subsequent disclosures.