Segra Capital Management, LLC is a Dallas, TX based hedge fund focused on thematic investments in the emerging and under-followed markets. The firm’s strategy is defined as global opportunistic and employs cross-asset long/short or relative value opportunities to achieve absolute returns in a variety of market conditions.
Location: United States, Texas, Dallas
Employees: 1-10
Founded date: 2013
Mentions in press and media 5
| Date | Title | Description |
| 08.02.2025 | X-energy's $700 Million Leap: A New Dawn for Nuclear Energy | In a world hungry for clean energy, X-energy is making waves. The Rockville, Maryland-based company has just closed a significant financing round, raising $700 million in its Series C-1 funding. This isn't just a number; it's a signal. A si... |
| 07.02.2025 | X-energy: Advanced Nuclear Reactor Company Raises $700 Million (Series C-1) | X-Energy Reactor Company – a leader in advanced nuclear reactor and fuel technology – announced the closing of its upsized Series C-1 financing round of $700 million. Segra Capital Management, Jane Street, Ares Management funds, Emerson Col... |
| 06.02.2025 | X-energy Closes Upsized $700M Series C-1 Financing | X-energy, a Rockville, MD-based nuclear reactor and fuel technology company, raised upsized $700M in Series C-1 funding. Backers included Segra Capital Management, Jane Street, Ares Management funds, Emerson Collective, and others joined th... |
| 23.09.2024 | 14 Major Global Banks and Financial Institutions Express Their Support for Effort to Triple Nuclear Energy by 2050 | - On the sidelines of Climate Week in New York City, major banks, government representatives and industry executives recognized the role that nuclear energy can play in the global energy transition. - Nuclear energy was included in the hist... |
| - | The energy in nuclear waste could power the U.S. for 100 years, but the technology was never commercialized | There is enough energy in the nuclear waste in the United States to power the entire country for 100 years with clean energy, says Jess C. Gehin at the Idaho National Laboratory. The technology to turn nuclear waste into energy, known as a ... |