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NuScale Power is working to secure a critical growth catalyst.

NuScale has faced numerous setbacks, but a power purchase agreement by the end of the year could be an important catalyst for the future.

NuScale stock has plummeted, but the stock's long-term potential for gains is improving.

The company is betting on futuristic nuclear technology, but is failing to win contracts.

NuScale Power's shares have slid amid a lack of meaningful announcements.

SMR's regulatory lead and $1 billion liquidity set the stage, but contracts, financing and dilution will decide its commercial success.

SMR is pursuing major U.S. and Romania projects, but funding, weak revenues and dilution remain key hurdles.

NuScale's valuation has reset, but its buy case still hinges on turning approved technology and project pipelines into contracts, financing and revenues.

OKLO secured DOE startup authorization for its Groves test reactor, clearing fuel loading and testing toward first criticality and isotope production.

NuScale Power’s stock has been hit hard, with a steep 81.9% decline over the past year, while its broader valuation checks lean expensive rather than like a clear bargain, even though the share price already reflects a lot of pessimism after recent setbacks. Over the past 12 months, NuScale Power has fallen 81.9%, which puts the stock firmly in recovery-story territory for any investor considering a fresh valuation case. On the one hand, NuScale’s small modular reactor rollout is positioned...

With the nuclear energy stock now tanking 38% this year, is it a buy before next earnings on Aug. 5?

Centrus Energy and NuScale Power offer contrasting nuclear exposure, with revenues, backlog, valuation and commercialization shaping the comparison.

NNE appears to hold more promise than SMR, with stronger earnings surprises, a narrower share decline and KRONOS moving into NRC review.

X-Energy and NuScale Power are among the two most well-known small modular nuclear reactor companies that are being touted as an efficient solution to surging AI power needs.

Nuclear energy stocks offer compelling long-term upside as global energy demand soars.

The double dose of positive news includes a landmark nuclear deal between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia.

Oklo has shed more than 70% from its peak while simultaneously landing federal AI-nuclear contracts and a massive hyperscaler pipeline that rivals see as the future of data center power. Whether that gap is a warning sign or a generational entry point comes down to one critical timeline.

The market's skepticism regarding the development of data centers is presenting contrarians with a great buying opportunity.

OKLO's selection for a $200 million nuclear initiative tied to AI data centers boosted shares and highlighted demand for reliable power.

NuScale Power jumped after reports that the Trump administration is accelerating nuclear power development for AI data centers and advancing a nuclear cooperation agreement with Saudi Arabia.

OKLO's 42.7% three-month slide reflects widening losses and execution risks, even as regulatory progress and new nuclear projects support its long-term case.

Nuclear stocks have fallen sharply in 2026 despite rising AI-driven power demand. Analyst Kuran Francis highlights Constellation Energy, Centrus Energy, and the VanEck NLR ETF as ways to play the sector's long-term buildout.

NuScale Power is getting closer to the point where its nuclear reactor technology will get a real-world test.

NuScale Power (SMR) is back in focus after sentiment across nuclear stocks turned more cautious, with investors and analysts increasingly concerned about execution risks and long timelines for small modular reactor projects. See our latest analysis for NuScale Power. The recent selloff has pushed NuScale Power's share price down to $7.64, with the stock declining over shorter periods such as the past week and month, while the 1 year total shareholder return is also significantly lower despite...

BWX Technologies expands manufacturing investments to strengthen production capacity across defense, commercial nuclear and advanced reactor markets.

Oklo, X-Energy, NuScale Power, Nano Nuclear Energy and Uranium Energy lost between 8% and 9% on Thursday due to a combination of valuation concerns, profit-taking, and AI-related worries.

Investors debate whether heavy spending on AI infrastructure will deliver profits fast enough to justify the rising costs.

Nuclear stocks looked unstoppable just weeks ago, but a brutal month-long selloff has split the sector into two very different stories, and knowing which side you are on could determine whether you hold, buy the dip, or walk away entirely.

NuScale Power stock is down 40% in 2026.

The nuclear technology company surged in 2025 but has tumbled in the first half of 2026.