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Terrestrial Energy

Energy · Charlotte, United States · Founded 2013 Unicorn

Integral Molten Salt Reactor Technology

Valuation
$1.21B
Market cap · 2026
Revenue
$19K
Latest reported FY

Investors

1 investor on Terrestrial Energy's cap table

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Series A 1 investor entered at this stage

Global footprint

Where Terrestrial Energy has talent and traffic

Workforce by country
3 countries with
team presence
🇨🇦 Canada88.2%
🇺🇸 United States10.7%
🇬🇧 United Kingdom1.8%
3 countries shown
Web traffic by country
24K monthly visits
across markets
🇺🇸 United States49.6%
🏳️ Korea22.9%
🏳️ Republic of13.8%
🇨🇦 Canada5.4%
🇬🇧 United Kingdom4.2%
Top 5 markets shown

Patent intelligence

$14M patent portfolio · 9 active families

Estimated portfolio value
$14M
1.2% of market cap · 11.1× smaller than top peer TerraPower ($157M)
9 active patent families
Where Terrestrial Energy innovates Heat exchangerPower stationProcess engineeringHeat energyMolten salt reactor

Where Terrestrial Energy concentrates vs peers

Each axis is a top-10 topic across Terrestrial Energy and its closest peers. #1 = 100, #10 = 10, absent = 0.

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Market sentiment

What the market is saying about Terrestrial Energy

An AI-synthesized read of the highest-engagement posts about Terrestrial Energy on X over the past 7 days. We rank by likes & retweets, ignore corporate channels, and surface the themes that broke out from real people.

Reading the room on X — pulling top posts and synthesizing themes…

Source: X recent search ranked by engagement (likes + retweets) · Synthesis by Claude · Cached for 1 hour

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