X-energy has priced its expanded initial public offering at $23 per share, marking a key step in its entry into the U.S. stock market. The company, which specializes in advanced nuclear technologywill place a total of 44,254,659 Class A common shares.
In addition, the transaction includes an over-allotment option for the underwriters that will allow them to purchase up to 6,638,198 additional shares within 30 days, which could increase the final size of the offering.
Nasdaq debut with the symbol XE
X-energy shares are scheduled to begin trading on the Nasdaq Global Select Market on April 24, 2026 under the symbol “XE”. The transaction is also scheduled to close on April 27, subject to customary market conditions.
The process has involved the participation of major financial institutions. JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley, Jefferies and Moelis & Company acted as joint lead arrangers, reinforcing the institutional interest in this transaction.
A commitment to advanced nuclear energy
X-energy is positioned as one of the relevant players in the development of small modular reactors. small modular reactors (SMRs), a technology (SMR), a technology that seeks to improve the safety and efficiency of nuclear generation.
The company has focused its strategy on modular designs that reduce costs and accelerate construction times compared to traditional nuclear power plants. Its technology also incorporates passive safety systems and patented fuel oriented to modern industrial and energy applications.
This approach expands the potential of nuclear power within the global energy mix, especially in scenarios where clean and reliable generation is required.
Regulatory context and details of the offering
The offering follows the effective filing of the registration statement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on April 23, 2026. The transaction is being carried out by means of an official prospectus, available through participating entities.
With this IPO, X-energy seeks to strengthen its financial position and accelerate the deployment of its nuclear technology in international markets, at a time when demand for low-carbon energy solutions is increasing. for low-carbon energy solutions continues to increase. energy solutions continues to increase.
Source: X-Energy
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