Nuscale Power

NuScale Power shares gained about 11% in morning trading, briefly reaching $10.77, with no company-specific announcement identified as the trigger. The rise is attributed to industry-wide demand for small modular reactors (SMR), supported by increasing power needs from AI data centers and political backing for advanced nuclear. Fundamental strengths—about $1.89 billion in cash, no debt, unique NRC certification and a comparatively lower valuation versus peers—are reinforcing buying momentum, although revenues remain low and the company is still reporting losses. » More on de.investing.com

NuScale Power, the only U.S. company with NRC standard design approval for SMRs, is advancing a 6 GW small modular reactor project with the Tennessee Valley Authority. A signed power purchase agreement (PPA) from TVA would effectively guarantee revenue and clear the way for construction, likely removing a major overhang on NuScale's valuation. Market skepticism persists due to past project cancellations and cost overruns, but management suggests a PPA could be announced as soon as the next earnings report. » More on finance.yahoo.com

NuScale Power reported Q2 2026 revenue of $75,000, a 99% year-over-year decline driven by completion of Fluor FEED work, and filed an at-the-market offering to raise $750 million. The company holds $1.9 billion in cash and investments after substantial equity proceeds in H1 2026, while Class A shares rose from 318.5 million to 410.4 million by June 30. Management says commercial SMR deployment is not expected until the early 2030s, and the stock has fallen amid dilution, insider selling and lumpy interim revenue tied to engineering and licensing timing. » More on finance.yahoo.com