Nuclear startup Bluecore Energy raises $50M seed round two months after launch
Bluecore Energy announced an oversubscribed $50 million seed round, months after its pre-seed funding and public debut.
Bluecore Energy announced Tuesday an oversubscribed $50 million seed round, according to TechCrunch. The funding comes just months after the nuclear startup raised a $10 million pre-seed round and emerged from stealth mode.
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