Helion Energy IPO

Helion Energy is a private company and not publicly traded.

If you are interested in buying or selling private company shares, you can register with Forge today for free to explore your options. Registering gives you access to one of our Private Market Specialists who can guide you through the process of buying or selling. Learn more about how Forge might help you buy pre-IPO shares or sell pre-IPO shares.

Helion Energy has not yet filed for an IPO. However, it's important to note that IPOs are not the sole avenue for a private company to transition to public trading. Private companies can also go public through alternative methods such as but limited to Special Purpose Acquisition Companies (SPACs), direct listings, or through mergers and acquisitions. Find out which companies are eyeing an IPO on our Tech IPO Calendar 2024.

Helion Energy is privately held company and is not publicly traded, therefor investing in Helion Energy pre-IPO is only available to accredited investors. If you meet the accreditation criteria, you can register for Forge’s Secondary Marketplace to invest in private companies before their potential IPO. If you are not an accredited investor, discover how to begin the the process to potentially qualify for new investment opportunities.

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Yes, you can seek to sell shares in Helion Energy while it remains private. If you are considering selling, you can register today for free to get started. Once registered, a Private Market Specialist will guide you through any questions you might have. You may also continue to browse through our resources to help you understand the implications and procedures involved in selling your private market shares.

Helion Energy is based in Everett, Washington.

There is no exact date for when Helion Energy will have a functional clean energy reactor. However, journalist Catherine Clifford from CNBC reported that a functional fusion reactor will not "be a commercially viable energy source powering your home and my computer next year. But it no longer feels like flying a spaceship to Pluto."