NuScale Power Is Still Under $13. Here's Whether Long-Term Investors Should Pounce.

NuScale Power Is Still Under $13. Here's Whether Long-Term Investors Should Pounce. NuScale Power (NYSE: SMR) trades near $13 a share and aims to reshape nuclear energy with small modular reactors (SMRs) that can be mass-produced in factories. It is the only U.S. developer with NRC approval for an SMR design, with Oklo and Bloom Energy as peers. Projects under development include a 462-megawatt plant in Romania and a plan to deploy 6 gigawatts for the Tennessee Valley Authority via ENTRA1, though none are expected to finish before 2030. Q1 revenue was about $565,000 with a $57 million operating loss, and liquidity stands near $1 billion against a roughly $4.5 billion market value.

Despite the long-term potential, NuScale lacks meaningful current revenue, keeping the stock from appearing a bargain as the market waits for firm sales. The bull case hinges on a first-mover advantage in a new nuclear build-out and scalable SMR production, but execution risk remains until concrete contracts and revenue materialize.