Every 8-K that Spring Valley Acquisition Corp. III (SVAC) has filed with the SEC in the last 24 months is listed below, newest first, and each one links through to the document itself with the summary and the scores our analysis gives it.
A 8-K covers material events a company has to report between its quarterly reports, so if you follow SVAC and want that one kind of document rather than the whole filing history, this is the page to keep. The company's other filings, of every form, are on the full SVAC filings page.
Spring Valley Acquisition Corp. III reported that shareholders approved all key proposals related to its planned business combination with General Fusion Inc. At the extraordinary general meeting, 17,402,874 ordinary shares, or about 56.74% of shares entitled to vote, were represented, establishing a quorum.
Proposals covering the continuation, the business combination itself, new organizational documents, Nasdaq listing matters, an incentive plan, a price adjustment mechanism, and the election of directors each received strong majority support. Because these items passed, the adjournment proposal was not needed. The filing also highlights extensive forward-looking statement and risk disclosures around completing the deal, regulatory approvals, fusion technology development, listing requirements, and the planned PIPE financing.
Spring Valley Acquisition Corp. III furnished an updated investor presentation related to its proposed business combination with General Fusion Inc. The new presentation, attached as Exhibit 99.1, replaces an earlier version previously provided to investors.
A joint registration statement on Form F-4 for the transaction was declared effective by the SEC on June 12, 2026, and a definitive proxy statement was filed the same day. Mailing of the proxy statement to shareholders began on June 15, 2026 for the business combination vote.
Spring Valley Acquisition Corp. III entered into an unsecured promissory note with its sponsor for up to $1,500,000. The company can draw on this note before it completes its initial business combination, and the note carries no interest.
When the business combination is completed, the principal becomes due, and the sponsor may instead convert some or all of the outstanding principal into Working Capital Warrants at $0.90 per warrant. These warrants would match the terms and transfer restrictions of the private placement warrants issued at the company’s initial public offering.
Spring Valley Acquisition Corp. III entered into a Second Amended Business Combination Agreement with General Fusion Inc. and NewCo, further updating the terms of their planned merger. The new amendment gives General Fusion’s SAFE holders the right to vote on the key arrangement resolution tied to the plan of arrangement.
The filing also reminds investors that the merger will be completed through a continuation of the SPAC to British Columbia and an amalgamation with NewCo, after which the combined company is expected to be renamed General Fusion Inc. A joint Form F-4 registration statement and proxy materials have been filed with the SEC for shareholder approval of the proposed business combination.
Spring Valley Acquisition Corp. III amended its business combination agreement with General Fusion Inc. and NewCo. The amendment keeps the merger on track while adjusting key mechanics of how the SPAC deal will close.
The changes require redemptions of Class A ordinary shares by SVIII shareholders who exercise redemption rights to occur immediately before SVIII’s continuation from the Cayman Islands to British Columbia. The amendment also sets the initial SPAC equity incentive plan pool at 15% of SPAC common shares outstanding immediately after closing and replaces prior forms of the SPAC closing articles and plan of arrangement with updated versions attached to the amended agreement.
The parties continue to move forward under a joint Form F-4 registration statement, which includes the proxy materials for SVIII shareholder approval of the proposed business combination and related matters.
Spring Valley Acquisition Corp. III is furnishing an updated investor presentation related to its proposed business combination with General Fusion Inc., a fusion energy developer. The materials accompany a joint Form F-4 registration statement that includes a preliminary proxy statement for Spring Valley shareholders.
The presentation highlights General Fusion’s magnetized target fusion technology, its large-scale Lawson Machine 26 demo, and a pathway toward a first commercial-scale fusion power plant and later sales of 300 MWe plants. It also outlines a long-term, asset‑light model where General Fusion supplies 150 MWe fusion "islands" and services while utilities and infrastructure investors own and operate plants.
Spring Valley Acquisition Corp. III furnished an updated investor presentation related to its proposed business combination with General Fusion Inc. under a previously signed Business Combination Agreement. The presentation, filed as Exhibit 99.1, replaces an earlier April 2026 investor deck.
The update is provided under Regulation FD and is expressly furnished, not filed, meaning it is not automatically subject to Exchange Act liability or incorporated into other securities filings. The companies have filed a joint Form F-4 registration statement containing a preliminary prospectus and proxy statement for SVIII shareholders.
SVIII plans to file and mail a definitive proxy statement after the registration statement is declared effective, and the disclosure urges shareholders and investors to read those documents and related risk factors before any voting or investment decisions. Extensive forward-looking statement language highlights risks that the business combination may not close, regulatory and listing uncertainties, technology and commercialization challenges for General Fusion’s magnetized target fusion and LM26 program, competitive dynamics, and potential funding risks, including the possibility that a related PIPE financing may not be completed.
Spring Valley Acquisition Corp. III furnished an updated investor presentation as Exhibit 99.1 related to its proposed business combination with General Fusion Inc. The materials support shareholder and investor discussions but are provided under Regulation FD as “furnished,” not “filed,” limiting associated Exchange Act liabilities.
The company and General Fusion have filed a joint Form F-4 registration statement, including a preliminary proxy statement/prospectus for SVIII shareholders to vote on the transaction. The document emphasizes that it is not an offer or solicitation for securities and contains extensive forward-looking statements and risk disclosures regarding completion of the deal and General Fusion’s fusion-energy strategy.
Spring Valley Acquisition Corp. III agreed to merge with British Columbia-based General Fusion Inc. through a Business Combination that will create a new public company called General Fusion Inc. (“New SVIII”). General Fusion’s equityholders are slated to receive about 60,000,000 common shares, implying a $600 million valuation, plus 12,500,000 earnout shares that vest in thirds if the share price reaches $15, $20 and $25 within five years.
Concurrently, accredited investors agreed to a PIPE financing of 10,556,367 units at $10.20 per unit, each with one 12%/10% dividend Convertible Preferred Share (with semi‑annual compounding and liquidation preference) and one warrant exercisable at $12.00. The preferred shares carry strong protections, including voting rights, anti‑dilution adjustments, board‑level protective provisions, investor put rights after year five and company call rights at 100%–150% of accrued value on a sliding schedule.
Spring Valley Acquisition Corp. III entered into a definitive Business Combination Agreement with General Fusion Inc., under which the two companies plan to combine and General Fusion would become a public company. The deal structure will be detailed in a future registration statement on Form F-4, which will include a proxy statement for Spring Valley’s shareholders to vote on the transaction.
In connection with the proposed merger, General Fusion agreed to a private placement of approximately US$105 million of convertible preferred shares and warrants with certain institutional investors, providing a significant potential capital source for the combined company. The companies also released a joint press release and an investor presentation outlining the transaction and General Fusion’s business, including its magnetized target fusion program.