Core Viewpoint - The recent surge in China's controllable nuclear fusion sector is driven by a combination of domestic and international favorable factors, indicating a potential acceleration towards the controllable nuclear fusion era, despite the technology still being in the developmental stage and facing uncertainties in commercialization [1][2][6]. Market Performance - On October 9, A-shares in the controllable nuclear fusion sector experienced a significant rally, with the Wind nuclear fusion index rising by 7.82%, and several stocks, including Haohan Huadong and Xibu Superconductor, hitting the daily limit [1][2]. Domestic Developments - The establishment of China Fusion Energy Co. and the recent progress in the BEST project, including the successful installation of a key component, have contributed to the positive market sentiment [2][4]. - The upcoming International Atomic Energy Agency Fusion Energy Conference (FEC2025) in Chengdu is expected to showcase significant advancements in the industry [2]. International Trends - Major economies are increasing investments in nuclear power, with Japan planning to close oil-fired plants and restart nuclear stations, and Italy's Eni Group signing a $1 billion electricity sale agreement with a U.S. fusion company [2][3]. - A new agreement between the UK and the U.S. aims to expedite nuclear power development, reducing the average licensing period from four years to two [3]. Company Involvement - Companies like Hezhong Intelligent and Xibu Superconductor are actively participating in the BEST project, with Hezhong securing a contract worth 209 million RMB for vacuum chamber manufacturing [4]. - Yonding Co. has accelerated the industrialization of high-temperature superconducting materials, reporting a 24.07% year-on-year revenue increase [5]. Industry Outlook - The controllable nuclear fusion sector is viewed as a significant clean energy direction, with long-term growth potential. The global fusion industry has seen explosive growth, with total investments rising from $1.9 billion in 2021 to an expected $9.7 billion by 2025 [6][7]. - The construction of 37 new fusion power plants is anticipated globally between 2025 and 2035, with a projected market space of approximately $203.5 billion by 2055 [7].