Invest in a Molten Salt Reactor Company
A pre-IPO advanced nuclear company: 200+ investors, 20 countries, 10x to 100x ROI potential
WHO ARE WE?
Copenhagen Atomics is a venture-backed nuclear startup developing molten salt reactor technology. The company is privately held, not listed on any stock exchange, and backed by more than 200 private investors from 20 countries.
Unlike many companies in the advanced nuclear industry, Copenhagen Atomics already has lots of operating hardware and sales to competitors and national labs around the world. Our largest investors are HNWIs (High-Net-Worth Individuals) and family offices.
Global primary energy consumption
Global energy has increased ten fold in the last 100 years. We believe the world will require another ten fold increase from today til 2125 if the price is right.
the path to commercial molten salt reactor deployment
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Low cost high efficiency
Copenhagen Atomics is developing a thorium based molten salt reactor with the same footprint as a 40 foot shipping container, which delivers 100 MW thermal energy per unit and is expected to reach an electricity price below 20 USD/MWh in a mass manufacturing scenario.
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Reducing storage period
The Thorium Reactor is expected to be online in the early 2030s, and will run on a combination of thorium and low enriched uranium or used nuclear fuel reducing the storage period of the existing nuclear waste from 100,000 to 300 years
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Demo expected in 2028
We are in the process of building the 3rd prototype test reactor, which will validate the reactor design using natural thorium and uranium salts. We expect to have an operational 1 MWth demo reactor ready by 2028
The solution
100 MWth thorium based MSR delivering abundant energy in a cheaper, safer and cleaner manner
Milestones
Since energy prices are highly correlated with almost any product and molten salt reactors will become the absolute cheapest possible method of producing energy, thorium molten salt reactors will be the most deflationary technology humanity has ever seen.
CTO
Why Investors are Backing the Future of Energy
An engineering driven approach to developing a clean, safe and abundant energy source through a thorium based MSR
Tomorrow's energy is being built today.
Investor FAQ
How can I invest in Copenhagen Atomics?
There are two routes. Professional investors with EUR 100,000 or more can participate directly in new share issuances (capital increases). Smaller investors can purchase existing shares as secondary trades from current shareholders. Use the contact form on this page to start the process.
Please use the form on this page to express your interest in investing in Copenhagen Atomics. We will contact you and guide you through the process.
Is Copenhagen Atomics listed on a stock exchange?
No. Copenhagen Atomics is a private limited company. An IPO is possible in the future. Most probably this will not happen before completion of the first test reactor The plan is to list on a major stock exchange once the first test reactor is operational (expected in 2028) or after the first commercial reactor has been running for some time. Until then, shares trade as secondaries between investors.
What is the minimum investment amount?
There is no fixed minimum for secondary share purchases. For direct participation in a capital increase, the practical starting point is EUR 100,000. The majority of direct investors are high net worth individuals (HNWIs) and family offices. Please use the form to inform us of your desired investment amount. For freely transferable B-shares there is no minimum amount.
What is the expected return on investment?
Copenhagen Atomics targets a 10x to 100x return within 10 years, depending on how long the investor holds shares and the timing of a public listing. These are forward-looking estimates and not a guarantee. As with any pre-commercial technology company, investment carries a risk of partial or total loss.
Who are the current investors?
Copenhagen Atomics has over 200 private investors from 20 countries. The largest positions are held by high net worth individuals and family offices. The company has not taken investment from a single dominant venture capital fund, keeping the shareholder base diverse.
What stage of development is Copenhagen Atomics at?
Copenhagen Atomics has built two working prototype reactors. Key milestones include: Water Prototype (2023, complete), FLiNaK Prototype (2024, complete), Fertile Salt Production (2026, in progress), Fertile Prototype (2027, upcoming), and first 1 MWth test reactor (2028, planned).
Where is Copenhagen Atomics based?
Copenhagen Atomics is headquartered at Oliefabriksvej 77, 2770 Kastrup, Denmark, close to Copenhagen Airport. The facility houses both the engineering team and the company’s active molten salt test loop infrastructure.
Does Copenhagen Atomics generate revenue today?
Yes. The company generates commercial revenue from four product lines sold to nuclear research institutes, fusion programmes and universities worldwide: pumped molten salt test loops, highly purified fluoride and chloride salts, nuclear-grade enriched lithium (Li-6 and Li-7), and professional testing services.
What are the main risks of investing?
Key risks include: regulatory approval timelines for nuclear technology, technical risks inherent in first-of-kind reactor designs, dependence on key personnel, and illiquidity of shares until a public listing. Copenhagen Atomics is a long-term, high-risk, high-reward investment. Prospective investors should conduct independent due diligence.