Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Supported by General Fusion
Fusion is entering a pivotal moment. General Fusion plans to become the first publicly traded pure‑play fusion company by merging with Spring Valley III, positioning the company for a Nasdaq listing upon the transaction closing, which is expected in mid-2026. General Fusion CEO Greg Twinney shares lessons on two decades of raising capital and the company’s path toward public‑market readiness. We’ll also explore what this transition means for retail investors.
Moderator: Oliver Morton, senior briefings editor, The Economist
Greg Twinney, chief executive, General Fusion
Supported by General Fusion
Fusion is entering a pivotal moment. General Fusion plans to become the first publicly traded pure‑play fusion company by merging with Spring Valley III, positioning the company for a Nasdaq listing upon the transaction closing, which is expected in mid-2026. General Fusion CEO Greg Twinney shares lessons on two decades of raising capital and the company’s path toward public‑market readiness. We’ll also explore what this transition means for retail investors.
Moderator: Oliver Morton, senior briefings editor, The Economist
Greg Twinney, chief executive, General Fusion
