NYSE:SMR 14 October 2025 - 28 December 2025

NuScale Power shares closed at $14.85 Friday, down 7.7% on volume of roughly 24.1 million shares. The drop followed shareholder approval to double authorized Class A shares to 662 million, fueling dilution concerns. Recent headlines focused on the company’s expanded flexibility to issue stock, not new contracts or regulatory milestones.

NuScale Power (NYSE: SMR) fell 7.68% to $14.85 on Friday, Dec. 26, with nearly 25 million shares traded in a thin post-holiday session. The drop followed ongoing concerns over Fluor’s planned sale of its remaining stake, which is expected to finish by mid-2026. U.S. stock markets remain closed for the weekend, with the next session set for Monday. Major indexes ended Friday little changed near record highs.

NuScale Power shares fell 7.7% to $14.84 by 3:19 p.m. ET Friday, underperforming a flat broader market. The drop followed recent shareholder approval to double authorized Class A shares and the launch of a $750 million at-the-market stock offering, raising dilution concerns. About 18.5 million SMR shares traded in a volatile session. Major indexes hovered near record highs in light post-holiday trading.

NuScale Power shares fell 6.5% to $15.04 by 2:35 p.m. ET Friday, underperforming a quiet post-holiday market. The drop follows shareholder approval to double authorized Class A shares and news that major holder Fluor will sell its stake by mid-2026. The stock now trades near the low end of its 52-week range.

NuScale Power shares rose about 1–2% to $19 on November 26, 2025, after plunging over 50% since mid-October. Trading volume neared 20 million as investors weighed UBS’s price target cut and new details on the ENTRA1/TVA reactor project. The company’s market value stands near $5–5.5 billion, with revenue under $70 million last year. Year-to-date, the stock is up about 4%.