Zheng Quan Ri Bao Wang·2026-01-12 12:49Core Viewpoint - The A-share controllable nuclear fusion sector is experiencing significant growth, with the sector index rising by 4.74% and several stocks reaching their daily limit up, driven by recent technological breakthroughs and industry advancements in the nuclear fusion field [1][2]. Industry Developments - The global nuclear fusion market is projected to reach $496.55 billion by 2030 and exceed $1 trillion by 2050, indicating substantial growth potential for upstream and downstream companies in the industry [2]. - The controllable nuclear fusion industry encompasses high-barrier segments such as ultra-low temperature refrigeration and superconducting materials, creating a competitive moat for companies with core patents and national project certifications [2]. Company Highlights - Snowman Group, a leader in nuclear fusion equipment, produces helium compressors essential for large scientific projects, achieving international leading standards in technology with applications in major national research projects [3]. - Zhongtai Deep Cold Technology Co., Ltd. has established a strong position in deep cooling technology for nuclear fusion projects, collaborating with universities for ongoing research and development [3]. - Antai Technology recently won a significant contract worth 69.9 million yuan for a critical component in nuclear fusion technology, reinforcing its technical capabilities and positioning for future projects [3]. Market Sentiment and Future Outlook - Other companies in the sector are also making progress in nuclear fusion-related business, although some report that their contributions to overall orders remain limited [4]. - Experts suggest that recent breakthroughs in key technologies are transitioning the industry from research and development to engineering validation, which will lead to increased order releases and benefits for companies with core supply capabilities [4]. - The A-share technology sector is shifting focus from mature AI applications to advanced manufacturing, with controllable nuclear fusion aligning with high-end manufacturing and national strategic interests, indicating a potential new investment focus [4].