NuScale Reported Just $75,000 in Quarterly Revenue and Announced a $750 Million Share Sale. Is The Dilution Worth the Dream?
NuScale Power is still trying to ink its first official sale, but even after it does, it still has a lot to prove as a business.
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NuScale Power's (NYSE: SMR) big goal is to mass-produce small-scale modular nuclear reactors (SMRs). These factory-built reactors could help to revolutionize the nuclear power industry, but there's one small problem. NuScale Power has yet to get a customer to sign on the dotted line. And even then, that's just the start of the process of proving the company's SMR technology is a winner. Here's the trade-off investors have to consider when looking at NuScale Power today.
NuScale Power is only appropriate for the most aggressive investors. To put the risk here into perspective, the company generated just $75,000 in revenue in the second quarter of 2026. However, its business expenses totaled over $64 million. To be fair, it's a start-up in a capital-intensive business, so the fact that it is losing money isn't shocking. But the yawning gap between revenues and expenses highlights the risk.
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