American Fusion Inc. (OTCQB: AMFN) reached investors worldwide on October 10, 2026, through a dedicated segment in episode 775 of the financial program New to The Street, broadcast on Bloomberg Television at 6:30 PM ET. The Texas-based company presented its Texatron™ Fusion Engine™, a modular aneutronic fusion platform designed for industrial, commercial, defense, and energy grid applications in capacity-constrained environments.
The episode aired simultaneously across four regions: the United States, Latin America, the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), and Southeast Asia. Hosted by Jane King from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, it featured an interview with Brent Nelson, Executive Chairman of American Fusion, who outlined the current development status of the Texatron. The engine is described as modular and aneutronic — meaning it produces no neutron emissions, which significantly reduces material activation issues compared to conventional fusion approaches. The stated goal is infrastructure-scale energy generation.
The same episode also featured HPB (High Performance Battery), with CEO Sebastian Heinz explaining the company’s licensing model: manufacturers build and operate facilities locally, removing the need for HPB to construct its own gigafactories. HPB is focused on long-duration stationary storage, with particular attention to the growing demand from data centers. A separate segment was dedicated to T-REX Acquisition Corp. (OTCQB: TRXA) and SyncMeOn, active respectively in digital asset infrastructure and AI-driven supply management for the foodservice industry.
Alongside the broadcast, New to The Street announced the signing of a 12-month agreement with American Fusion that extends well beyond a simple television appearance. The package includes commercial spots on Bloomberg Television and Fox Business Network — with international formats for MENA, Latin America, and Southeast Asia — recurring placements on three eight-story Times Square billboards, and quarterly meetings with accredited investors at Hudson Yards in New York. Segments are then redistributed through New to The Street’s YouTube network, which counts more than 6.6 million combined subscribers across the New to The Street TV and NewsOut channels.
For a technology still in the experimental development phase, the global visibility achieved in a single day is remarkable from a communications standpoint. American Fusion’s aneutronic fusion approach has yet to publicly demonstrate commercial-scale generation capabilities, but the 12-month agreement builds a sustained presence in front of brokers, analysts, and accredited investors. Should the Texatron advance toward a verifiable demonstration in the coming months, that visibility could become a meaningful accelerator for capital raising.
