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General Fusion Overview

About General Fusion

General Fusion Group Ltd is focused on developing fusion energy technology based on Magnetized Target Fusion (MTF), which combines magnetic confinement and mechanical compression to achieve fusion conditions. It operates a large-scale demonstration system, Lawson Machine 26 (LM26), intended to validate elements of its technology and support the development of commercial fusion power plants for electricity generation.


Founded

2002

HQ

Canada

Employees

116

Financials (FY)

Revenue: -
EBITDA: ($24M)

EV

$517M

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General Fusion Financials

General Fusion reported last fiscal year revenue of - and negative EBITDA of ($24M).

In the same fiscal year, General Fusion generated ($24M) in EBITDA losses and had net loss of ($31M).


General Fusion P&L

In the most recent fiscal year, General Fusion reported revenue of - and EBITDA of ($24M).

General Fusion is unprofitable as of last fiscal year, with EBITDA margin of - and net margin of -.

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Last FY202320242025202620272028
EBITDA($24M)($25M)($53M)($24M)
Net Profit($31M)($29M)($58M)($31M)

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General Fusion Stock Performance

General Fusion has current market cap of $562M, and enterprise value of $517M.


General Fusion's stock price is $6.96.

General Fusion has an EPS (earnings per share) of $-0.39.

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EVMarket CapPrice 1DPrice 1MPrice 3MPrice 12MEPS
$517M$562M-15.5%---$-0.39

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General Fusion Valuation Multiples

General Fusion trades at (21.9x) EV/EBITDA.

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General Fusion Financial Valuation Multiples

As of July 24, 2026, General Fusion has market cap of $562M and EV of $517M.

General Fusion has a P/E ratio of (17.9x).

Last FY202320242025202620272028
EV/EBITDA(21.9x)(20.6x)(9.7x)(21.9x)
EV/EBIT(16.6x)(12.8x)(14.7x)(16.6x)
P/E(17.9x)(19.6x)(9.7x)(17.9x)
EV/FCF(21.2x)(13.0x)(17.4x)(21.2x)

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General Fusion Margins & Growth Rates

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General Fusion Growth Rates

23/2424/2526/2727/2828/29
EBITDA Growth113%(56%)
EBIT Growth(13%)(11%)
Net Profit Growth101%(46%)
FCF Growth(25%)(18%)

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General Fusion Operational KPIs

General Fusion's revenue per employee in the last FY averaged $0.0M, while opex per employee averaged $0.3M for the same period.

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Last FY202620272028
Revenue per Employee$0.0M
Opex per Employee$0.3M

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General Fusion Competitors

General Fusion competitors include Raizen, Energiekontor, Lydia Yeşil Enerji, Kalyon Güneş Teknolojileri, Energy Vault, CoolCo, Audax Renovables, Sterling and Wilson, Smart Gunes Enerjisi Tek and West Holdings.

Most General Fusion public comparables operate across Renewable Energy and Energy Infrastructure.

EV/RevenueEV/EBITDA
Last FYLTM2027ELast FYLTM2027E
Raizen0.3x0.3x6.2x6.0x
Energiekontor6.2x4.8x11.9x11.1x
Lydia Yeşil Enerji482.3x-9.7x-
Kalyon Güneş Teknolojileri----
Energy Vault----
CoolCo----
Audax Renovables0.4x0.4x7.8x7.2x
Sterling and Wilson----

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General Fusion VC Funding History

Before going public, General Fusion raised $325M in total equity funding, across 8 rounds.

Last private valuation of General Fusion was $600M, after raising $37M in November 2025 from Pender Gwth Fund.


General Fusion Funding Rounds

DateStageInvestorsRaisedValuationRev. MultipleDeal Summary
Nov-25Undisclosed stagePender Gwth Fund$37M$600MGeneral Fusion is a fusion energy company developing a Magnetized Target Fusion (MTF) approach to achieve commercial fusion power. The company has spent two decades advancing its MTF technology and recently built and began operating its LM26 (Lawson Machine 26) machine in less than two years. In August 2025, General Fusion closed a US$22 million financing round (C$30 million) led by Segra Capital and PenderFund, with participation from Chrysalix Venture Capital, MILFAM LLC, JIMCO, Gaingels, Thistledown Capital, Presight Capital, and Hatch Ltd. The company intends to use proceeds to advance the LM26 program and achieve key technical milestones including reaching 1 keV on the path to commercial fusion deployment by the mid-2030s. In January 2026, General Fusion announced a definitive business combination agreement with Spring Valley Acquisition Corp. III (SVAC), a SPAC, with expected closing in mid-2026. The SPAC transaction implies a US$1 billion pro-forma equity value including approximately US$100 million from committed financing and US$230 million of SVAC's trust capital. The pre-money valuation of General Fusion in the SPAC transaction is US$600 million, with an implied pro-forma enterprise value of US$724 million. The transaction would result in General Fusion listing on the Nasdaq under ticker symbol GFUZ. General Fusion has raised over US$400 million cumulatively from institutional investors, venture capital firms, strategic partners, and government grants, positioning the company as a significant player in the global race to commercial fusion energy.
Aug-25Undisclosed stageJameel Investment Management Company; MILFAM; Thistledown Capital; Pender Gwth Fund; Presight Capital; Gaingels; Hatch; Segra Capital; Chrysalix Venture Capital$22M-General Fusion, a Canadian fusion energy company founded in 2002 and headquartered in Richmond, British Columbia, develops Magnetized Target Fusion (MTF) technology to achieve commercial fusion power by the mid-2030s. The company faced a cash crisis by mid-2025, leading to a 25% workforce layoff in May and a public plea for funding from CEO Greg Twinney. On August 21, 2025, it closed an oversubscribed US$22 million (C$30 million) financing round, described as a highly dilutive 'pay-to-play' insider round providing a short-term lifeline to extend operations through next year and support its LM26 fusion demonstration program. Investors in the round: Chrysalix Venture Capital, Gaingels, Hatch, Jameel Investment Management Company (JIMCO), MILFAM, Pender Growth Fund (PenderFund), Presight Capital, Segra Capital, and Thistledown Capital. Segra Capital and PenderFund gained board seats with representatives Adam Rodman and Kelly Edmison. The funding builds on prior capital, with General Fusion having raised over $400-440 million total before this round, including $20 million from Canadian Nuclear Laboratories and BDC Capital in 2024, and over $100 million specifically for the LM26 program since its launch. LM26, the world's first large-scale MTF fusion demonstration machine at 50% commercial-scale diameter, was designed, built, assembled by December 2024, and began operating in early 2025. The new capital funds advancement toward milestones like mechanically compressing plasma with a lithium liner, heating plasmas to 10 million and 100 million degrees C, and pursuing scientific breakeven. This round does not formally reset the company's last disclosed ~$425 million valuation from 2023, but pay-to-play terms offered downside protection and heavy dilution to non-participants like Bezos Expeditions. The financing provides breathing room amid financial challenges but limited runway, positioning General Fusion to hit technical milestones to attract further investment, potentially toward a public offering. It contrasts with earlier nine-figure raises and occurs amid sector activity, like Commonwealth Fusion Systems' $863M round in August 2025.
Aug-24Series FCanadian Nuclear Laboratories; Aadesh Gindodiya; BDC Capital; Hatch$16M-General Fusion is a Canadian-based company developing commercial fusion energy using Magnetized Target Fusion (MTF) technology, aiming to deliver clean fusion energy to the grid by the early to mid-2030s. The company is advancing its Lawson Machine 26 (LM26) demonstration program in Richmond, British Columbia, which is half the size of its planned commercial device. On August 8, 2024, Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL) and BDC Capital each invested CA$10 million, totaling CA$20 million in lead financing for the LM26 program. This brought total public and private investment in LM26 to over CA$71 million since its 2023 launch. Additional participants included Hatch and other shareholders. BDC Capital, an investor since 2019, and new lead investor CNL each gained board representation, with Zoltan Tompa and Doug McIntyre serving respectively. The funding supports de-risking fusion technology development and building strategic partnerships. General Fusion, founded over 20 years ago, has raised approximately $340 million overall since 2002, including government grants. CNL and General Fusion have collaborated on research for the fusion machine, balance of plant, and power conversion systems.
Aug-23Series FStrategic Innovation Fund; GIC; BDC Capital Corporation$25M-General Fusion, a Vancouver-based fusion energy company founded in 2002, develops Magnetized Target Fusion (MTF) technology to achieve commercial fusion power by fusing plasma with mechanical compression for a practical path to grid electricity in the early to mid-2030s. On August 9, 2023, it announced the first close of its Series F financing round, raising $33.5 million CAD ($25 million USD), anchored by lead investors BDC Capital and GIC, with additional grants from the Government of British Columbia building on prior Strategic Innovation Fund support. This funding supports construction of the Lawson Machine 26 (LM26) at its Richmond headquarters, targeting fusion conditions over 100 million degrees Celsius by 2025 and scientific breakeven by 2026 as a de-risking step for its demonstration program previously planned in the UK. The LM26 represents about half the size of a commercial device, validating key MTF elements like plasma stability, temperature, and compression achieved over 20 years. General Fusion shifted focus from its UK Atomic Energy Authority Culham campus project to this Canadian machine for faster results at lower cost. Past raises include $166 million CAD Series E in November 2022 and $85 million CAD in 2019, bringing total funding to roughly $330 million by mid-2023, with investors like Jeff Bezos. Follow-on investments built on the 2023 Series F first close: In August 2024, Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL) and BDC Capital each invested CA$10 million (total CA$20 million), elevating LM26 program funding to over CA$71 million since launch. CNL joined the board, enhancing nuclear expertise alongside BDC's ongoing role since 2019.
Nov-21Series ETemasek; Kam Ghaffarian; Jameel Investment Management Company; Sprint Vc; GIC; Tobias Lütke; Jeff Bezos; BDC Capital; Business Development Bank of Canada; Segra Capital; Helium-3 Ventures$132M-General Fusion, a Canadian fusion energy company pursuing Magnetized Target Fusion, closed an oversubscribed $130 million USD Series E transitional financing round on November 30, 2021, led by Temasek Holdings with participation from GIC, Jameel Investment Management Company, Business Development Bank of Canada, Segra Capital, Jeff Bezos, Tobias Lütke, and Kam Ghaffarian, among others. The round expanded the company's investor base across institutional, sovereign, family office, and high-net-worth individuals, serving as a prelude to a larger financing planned for 2022, with total funding reaching approximately $300 million at that point. Funds were intended to support advancement toward commercialization, including building a commercial reactor and leveraging facilities in three countries. The company positioned itself competitively in the heating fusion sector alongside players like Helion, TAE Technologies, and Zap Energy, emphasizing its potential for near-term commercial-scale delivery per investor Segra Capital. CEO Christofer Mowry highlighted the global presence enabling ambitious commercialization efforts. General Fusion's approach focuses on pulsed magnetic fusion to deliver clean baseload energy, with this financing fueling design, construction, and operation milestones toward a Fusion Demonstration Plant, though earlier rounds supported similar goals. Subsequent developments included smaller raises in 2025, but the 2021 Series E marked a significant escalation in high-profile backing.
Dec-19Series ETemasek$65M-General Fusion, a Vancouver-based fusion energy startup, closed its Series E financing round on December 17, 2019, raising $65 million USD led by Temasek Holdings, with participation from existing investors including Chrysalix Energy Venture Capital, Bezos Expeditions, Khazanah Nasional Berhad, Braemar Energy Ventures, Entrepreneurs Fund, and SET Ventures, plus CAD$50 million from Canada's Strategic Innovation Fund. The funds enable construction of the company's Fusion Demonstration Plant to advance its magnetized target fusion technology toward commercial-scale testing. By this round, General Fusion had attracted over USD$200 million in total funding from global investors. The investment reflects growing confidence in fusion energy as a carbon-free baseload power solution, with CEO Christofer Mowry noting the pivot toward fusion alongside other technologies for a sustainable energy future. Temasek, with a net portfolio of S$313 billion (US$231 billion) as of March 2019, continues expanding non-Asian investments, aligning with sustainable solutions. Other backers include Business Development Bank of Canada, Gimv, and I2BF Global Ventures. General Fusion plans further funding needs exceeding $300 million for demonstration milestones within 5.5 years. The company positions itself among fusion startups attracting private and public capital amid challenges in commercialization.
May-15Undisclosed stageGrowthWorks Capital; Entrepreneurs Fund; BDC Capital Corporation; Cenovus Energy; Braemar Energy Ventures; Bezos Expeditions; SET Ventures; Sustainable Development Technology Canada; Khazanah Nasional; Chrysalix Venture Capital$22M-General Fusion is a Burnaby, B.C.-based company developing fusion energy technology using magnetized target fusion to commercialize clean power generation. The Series D round on May 19, 2015, raised C$27 million (approximately $19.4 million USD or $22 million USD per some reports), led by Malaysia's sovereign wealth fund Khazanah Nasional Berhad, with participation from existing investors including BDC Capital, Bezos Expeditions, Braemar Energy Ventures, Cenovus Energy, Chrysalix Venture Capital, Entrepreneurs Fund, GrowthWorks Capital, SET Ventures, and Sustainable Development Technology Canada. This brought total funding to over $100 million at the time. The funds supported advancement of General Fusion's reactor concept and practical approach to fusion energy commercialization. The company had previously raised a $19.5 million Series B in 2011 from a similar syndicate and a C$1.2 million seed in 2007. Following this round, General Fusion announced plans for another funding in late summer 2015 and partnered with the University of Saskatchewan's Plasma Physics Laboratory for advanced materials development. General Fusion continued raising capital in later years, including a $65 million Series E in 2019, $130 million Series E in 2021, and additional rounds in 2025, focusing on pilot plants and commercial reactors amid challenges in the fusion energy sector.
Feb-14Series DChrysalix Venture Capital$7M--

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About General Fusion

When was General Fusion founded?General Fusion was founded in 2002.
Where is General Fusion headquartered?General Fusion is headquartered in Canada.
How many employees does General Fusion have?As of today, General Fusion has over 116 employees.
Is General Fusion publicly listed?Yes, General Fusion is a public company listed on Nasdaq.
What is the stock symbol of General Fusion?General Fusion trades under GFUZ ticker.
When did General Fusion go public?General Fusion went public in 2026.
Who are competitors of General Fusion?General Fusion main competitors include Raizen, Energiekontor, Lydia Yeşil Enerji, Kalyon Güneş Teknolojileri, Energy Vault, CoolCo, Audax Renovables, Sterling and Wilson, Smart Gunes Enerjisi Tek, West Holdings.
What is the current market cap of General Fusion?General Fusion's current market cap is $562M.
Is General Fusion profitable?No, General Fusion is not profitable.
How many companies General Fusion has acquired to date?General Fusion hasn't acquired any companies yet (or none have been disclosed publicly).
In how many companies General Fusion has invested to date?General Fusion hasn't invested in any companies yet (or none have been disclosed publicly).

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