EternaFusion
Unknown, South Korea
◆ Total Raised
$1.5M
◆ Stage
seed
◆ Location
Unknown, South Korea
◆ Team size
1-10
◆ Links
◆ About EternaFusion
South Korean nuclear fusion startup developing Tokamak Injection technology for continuous-operation compact modular fusion reactors.
◆ What sets it apart
EternaFusion uniquely develops Tokamak Injection technology that continuously supplies plasma current from the outside to enable 24-hour continuous fusion operation.
◆ Sectors
◆ Business
Modelhardware
CustomerCommercial power plants and energy utility companies
◆ Notable
- Secured 2.3 billion won ($1.7M) in seed funding on July 6, 2026
- Focused on proving concept of 'Tokamak Injection' technology
- Aiming for fusion energy commercialization in the 2030s
◆ Funding rounds
◆ Wire analysis
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◆ FAQ
What does EternaFusion do?
South Korean nuclear fusion startup developing Tokamak Injection technology for continuous-operation compact modular fusion reactors.
Where is EternaFusion based?
EternaFusion is based in Unknown, South Korea.
How much has EternaFusion raised?
EternaFusion has raised $1.5M in tracked funding and is currently at the seed stage.
Who has invested in EternaFusion?
Investors in EternaFusion include Company K, Blue Point Partners and Seoul National University Technology Holdings.