Eagle Energy Metals to Go Public Through Merger with Spring Valley Acquisition Corp. II, Becoming First U.S. Uranium Resource Exploration Company with SMR Technology
Reuters
Jul 31
Eagle Energy Metals to Go Public Through Merger with Spring Valley Acquisition Corp. II, Becoming First U.S. Uranium Resource Exploration Company with SMR Technology
Eagle Energy Metals Corp., a next-generation nuclear energy company, has announced a definitive agreement to merge with Spring Valley Acquisition Corp. II. This business combination will enable Eagle to go public, marking its presence as the first domestic uranium resource exploration company with Small Modular Reactor technology. The transaction, expected to be completed in late 2025, has received unanimous approval from the boards of both companies. The new entity will be named Eagle Nuclear Energy Corp. and plans to list its stock and warrants on Nasdaq.
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