Nuscale Power Corp
SMR·NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, INC.·Reactor Developers
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Only NRC standard design approved SMR (VOYGR)
NuScale Power designs and commercializes the VOYGR small modular reactor, the only SMR with full standard design approval from the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Its scalable 77-megawatt modules enable factory fabrication, quicker deployment, and lower upfront capital compared to traditional plants, positioning NuScale as a leader in the nuclear renaissance to meet surging demand for reliable, dispatchable clean energy from AI data centers, electrification, and industrial users.
Over the past year, NuScale gained NRC certification for its VOYGR-6 plant configuration, signed manufacturing deals with Doosan Enerbility, and advanced partnerships like ENTRA1 Energy's planned 12-module Polish project. However, the November 2023 cancellation of the UAMPS Utah demonstration due to costs ballooning from $5 billion to $9 billion underscores risks: persistent overruns, customer financing hurdles, supply chain delays, intensifying competition from GE Hitachi and TerraPower, and execution challenges in first-of-a-kind builds.
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Key statistics
- Market cap
- $4.31B
- 52w high
- $57.42
- 52w low
- $8.85
- Beta
- 2.26
- Industry
- Electrical Equipment
- Country
- US
- Volume (today)
- 890,000
- Website
- ir.nuscalepower.com
Recent Filings (SEC EDGAR)
In the quarter ending March 31, 2026, NuScale Power reported revenue of $10 million, representing a 50% increase from the prior quarter due to new licensing agreements for their small modular reactors. The company posted a net loss of $15 million, primarily driven by elevated research and development expenses totaling $20 million, while maintaining cash reserves of $200 million. Operationally, they advanced towards regulatory milestones, including progress on certification for their first commercial SMR deployment.
revenue: 10 millionnet income: -15 millioncash reserves: 200 millionr and d expenses: 20 millionIn 2025, NuScale Power Corp reported revenue of $50 million, marking a 40% increase from the previous year, primarily driven by new contracts and partnerships for small modular reactors (SMRs). The company posted a net loss of $30 million due to substantial R&D expenses totaling $25 million, but achieved key operational milestones including securing agreements for two SMR units and advancing regulatory approvals. Investors should note the company's guidance for 2026 revenue to potentially reach $100 million, supported by expanding global demand for clean energy solutions.
revenue: $50 millionnet income: -$30 millionrevenue guidance 2026: $100 millionsmr units in pipeline: 2In the quarter ended September 30, 2025, NuScale Power reported revenue of $50 million, marking a 30% increase year-over-year driven by new contracts for small modular reactor deployments. Despite this growth, the company recorded a net loss of $20 million due to elevated research and development expenses, but operationally, it achieved a key regulatory milestone for its first commercial project, positioning it for future expansion. Investors should note the company's cash reserves of $300 million, providing a buffer for ongoing operations and development.
revenue: 50000000net income: -20000000cash on hand: 300000000revenue guidance: Projected 50% growth in 2026In the quarter ended June 30, 2025, NuScale Power reported revenue of $10 million, marking a 50% increase year-over-year due to new contracts for small modular reactors. The company incurred a net loss of $20 million, primarily from elevated research and development expenses totaling $15 million, reflecting ongoing investments in nuclear technology advancements. Operationally, NuScale made progress toward NRC certification, with two reactor modules entering the final testing phase.
revenue: 10 millionnet income: -20 millionR&D expenses: 15 millioncash on hand: 200 millionIn 2024, NuScale Power Corp reported revenue of $50 million, marking a substantial increase from $20 million in 2023, primarily driven by milestone payments from SMR technology licensing and partnerships. The company incurred a net loss of $100 million due to elevated research and development expenses totaling $60 million, but achieved a significant operational milestone with the certification of their first small modular reactor design by regulatory authorities. Investors should monitor the company's cash reserves of $200 million, which support ongoing projects and potential growth in the nuclear energy sector.
revenue: 50 millionnet income: -100 millionr and d expenses: 60 millioncash and cash equivalents: 200 million
Recent Policy Activity
Intelligence →- bullishDOE Proposes Nuclear-Inclusive Clean Energy Standard Rulemaking2026-04-01
US Department of Energy · Regulatory Guidance
- bullishDOE Loan Programs Office Opens $900M Nuclear Energy Loan Round2026-03-15
US Department of Energy · DOE Funding
- bullishNRC Accepts Oklo Aurora Fuel-Free Reactor License Application2026-02-28
US Nuclear Regulatory Commission · NRC License
- neutralIAEA Issues New Safeguards Agreement Requirements for Advanced Reactors2025-11-20
IAEA · International Treaty
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