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BofA Sees NuScale Power Rallying Nearly 24% Within a Year

Analyst Rinny Singh reiterated a bullish price target on the small-modular-reactor developer, betting on continued momentum in nuclear power demand tied to data centers.

Executive takeaway

Bank of America analyst Rinny Singh set a price target implying a 23.7% gain for NuScale Power over the next 11 months.

Bank of America analyst Rinny Singh reiterated a bullish stance on NuScale Power, setting a target that implies the stock could rise 23.7% over the next 11 months. NuScale makes small modular reactors, a newer class of nuclear plant designed to be built faster and cheaper than traditional reactors. The call adds to a wave of Wall Street optimism around nuclear power stocks this year, as data center operators look for steady, carbon-free electricity to run artificial intelligence workloads. NuScale has been one of the more volatile names in that trade, swinging on contract announcements and regulatory news rather than earnings. What is unresolved is whether NuScale can convert its order pipeline into revenue on a timeline that supports the valuation. The company remains pre-commercial for its reactor technology in the U.S., meaning the thesis rests on future deployments rather than current cash flow.
What would change this view

If NuScale fails to secure a new binding reactor order or delays an existing deployment milestone before the 11-month window Singh cited closes, the bullish case would weaken.

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