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NuScale Power Corporation (SMR) has reached an all-time high, with its stock price soaring to $38.41. According to InvestingPro data, this represents a remarkable 457% increase from its 52-week low of $6.88, though technical indicators suggest the stock may be overbought. This milestone underscores a period of remarkable growth for the company, which has seen its stock value skyrocket by an impressive 337.17% over the past year. Investors have shown increasing confidence in NuScale’s innovative approach to small modular reactors (SMRs), which promises to deliver scalable and flexible nuclear energy solutions. The company’s impressive gross profit margin of 78.4% and substantial revenue growth of 162.5% year-over-year reflect its operational efficiency. The company’s breakthroughs in the clean energy sector have not only propelled its stock to unprecedented levels but also positioned NuScale as a potential leader in the transition towards sustainable energy sources. While current metrics from InvestingPro indicate the stock may be overvalued, subscribers can access 15+ additional ProTips and a comprehensive Pro Research Report for deeper insights into NuScale’s potential.
In other recent news, Oklo has made significant strides in its nuclear projects, as highlighted in its first quarter of 2025 results. The company has completed its drilling campaign at the Idaho National Laboratory site and secured agreements with the Department of Energy and the laboratory itself. These developments have led Seaport Global Securities to upgrade Oklo’s stock from Neutral to Buy, with a price target of $71. Oklo is also preparing for various licensing processes, including a readiness assessment for a combined license application, which may be submitted later this year or by mid-2026.
Meanwhile, NuScale Power Corporation has partnered with George Mason University to open the largest Energy Exploration Center in the U.S., aimed at advancing nuclear science education. The center, funded by the Virginia Clean Energy Innovation Bank, features a simulator of a NuScale small modular reactor control room. Additionally, NuScale has received design approval from the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission for its enhanced 77-megawatt reactor, marking its second approved design. This approval allows the design to be referenced in future applications for construction or operating licenses.
Goldman Sachs has maintained a Neutral rating on NuScale Power, setting a price target of $27, following the NRC’s release of a Final Safety Evaluation Report for NuScale’s US460 design. The NRC’s approval is seen as a positive step toward NuScale’s potential signing of its first commercial customer. However, further milestones are necessary before commercial deployment can occur. These recent developments reflect ongoing progress and regulatory achievements for both Oklo and NuScale in the nuclear energy sector.
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