TerraPower / Bill Gates Company Gets $750 Million Boost For Natrium Reactor And Nuclear Medicine

Fundraising, co-led by a South Korean conglomerate, will help ‘groundbreaking work’
Bill Gates Company Gets $750 Million Boost For Natrium Reactor And Nuclear Medicine
TerraPower is planning to build its first Natrium nuclear plant at a coal site in Wyoming. Courtesy TerraPower.
Bill Gates’ nuclear technology company TerraPower has completed an equity raise for a minimum of $750m (€737m) – one of the largest advanced nuclear fundraises to-date – for the deployment of its advanced small modular reactor (SMR) and the development of crucial nuclear medicines.

The fundraise was co-led by SK Inc, SK Innovation and TerraPower founder Gates. SK invested $250m. SK Inc and SK Innovation are part of SK Group, the Asian country’s second-largest conglomerate.

TerraPower said additional funding will come from other investors.

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