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The scarce input.

The grid is the binding constraint on the largest capital cycle in history. Energized megawatts — not chips — set the clearing price. Fermi owns the generation, co-locates the load, and sells power-plus-position to tenants who cannot wait in line.

$1B+
Financing commitments
$60B
Initial build-out program
2GW
Generation assets secured
Q4 2026
First revenue-bearing power
The thesis

Compute without power is stranded capital.

Hyperscalers will deploy hundreds of billions into AI infrastructure, but a U.S. interconnection now takes three to seven years against a projected 45 GW shortfall. Energized megawatts, not chips, set the clearing price. Fermi captures that scarcity premium: own the generation, co-locate the load, sell power-plus-position.

Financing in place

Committed, not aspirational.

$1B in financing commitments — MUFG, Beal Bank, Keystone, and Yorkville — backing a $60B initial build-out program. Dual-listed on NASDAQ and LSE under FRMI.

$500MM
MUFG
$165MM
Beal Bank
$120MM
Keystone
$156MM
Yorkville
The ramp

A schedule you can underwrite.

  • 200 MW · Q4 2026First power on site — revenue-bearing.
  • 1.5 GW · end of 2027Turbines bought, financed, and staged.
  • 2 GW · 2028Generation online and contracted.
  • up to 17 GWGas, nuclear, solar, and storage at full build.
The moat

Permits are the real queue — and Fermi has crossed it.

Air: a 6 GW federal permit secured, 5 GW more filed. Water: 11 MGD from the Ogallala aquifer. Nuclear: the first NRC Combined License accepted in fifteen years. Competitors start that clock at zero.

Permits are the real queue — and Fermi has crossed it.
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