NuScale Power Surges 4.03% on Q2 Earnings Outlook Ranks 130th in Market Activity
NuScale Power (SMR) closed 2025/08/05 with a 4.03% gain, trading at a volume of $770 million, ranking 130th in market activity. The stock is set to report Q2 2025 earnings on August 7, with Zacks forecasting $9.07 million in revenue (up 834.54% YoY) and a 12-cent-per-share loss (61.29% wider YoY). Strategic advancements in commercializing its Small Modular Reactor (SMR) technology, including progress with Doosan Interability and ENTRA1 Energy, are expected to underpin performance.
Strong demand for AI-driven data centers and global clean energy transitions are key growth catalysts. Data centers are projected to triple energy consumption by 2028, creating opportunities for NuScale’s carbon-free SMR solutions. Collaborations with tech giants like MetaMETA--, MicrosoftMSFT--, and OracleORCL-- further reinforce market positioning as these firms prioritize nuclear energy for sustainability goals. However, valuation concerns persist, with SMR trading at a 106.79x forward P/S ratio—well above sector peers.
Competitive pressures remain evident as rivals like OkloOKLO-- advance partnerships (e.g., Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power) and gain market traction. Despite technological differentiation, regulatory hurdles and renewable energy expansion pose long-term risks. Analysts at Zacks advise a "Hold" rating, citing overvaluation and the need for a more favorable entry point amid a highly competitive landscape.
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