Nuclear reactor stocks, led by NuScale Power, Oklo, and Centrus Energy, experienced sharp declines, with NuScale falling 7% and now down 53% year-to-date. The selloff reflects investor worries about long construction timelines, limited firm orders, and ongoing cash burn, especially for companies like NuScale and Oklo that have yet to generate reactor revenue. Centrus Energy, which earns revenue from uranium enrichment, saw a smaller decline. The sector's retreat contrasts with a flat broader market, highlighting specific concerns about nuclear project delays. Investors will watch for signed commercial reactor orders and project milestones to gauge future prospects.
NuScale Power shares are down 6.53% at USD 6.73 on Pluang, while Oklo has fallen 5.75% to USD 32.70 as of Oct 12, 2026 22:51 WIB. Centrus Energy also declined 3.58% to USD 137.34. These moves reflect ongoing volatility in nuclear-related stocks on the platform.
NuScale Power's stock has dropped 49% this year due to a sharp revenue decline after completing key engineering work and a new $750 million share sale that risks diluting investors. As a pre-revenue small modular reactor developer, NuScale relies on ...
Pomerantz LLP is investigating NuScale Power Corporation for potential securities fraud following UBS's downgrade of the company's stock from "Neutral" to "Sell" and a price target cut from $10 to $6. UBS cited NuScale's loss of its first-mover advan...
