Today, Jan. 5, 2026, nuclear policy discussions, surging volumes, and dilution risks collide in this fast-evolving SMR story.NYSE : SMRNuScale PowerToday's Change( 14.78 %) $ 2.41Current Price$ 18.72Key Data PointsMarket Cap$4.6BDay's Range$ 17.34 - $ 19.5452wk Range$ 11.08 - $ 57.42Volume2.7MAvg Vol24MGross Margin64.95 %NuScale Power (SMR +14.78%), a startup focused on developing small modular (nuclear) reactors, closed Monday’s session at $18.78, up 15.14%. Trading volume reached 62.6 million shares, comi ...

Core Insights - NuScale Power's shares increased by 18.2% following the announcement of a $350 billion investment plan by the U.S. and U.K. governments in AI, quantum computing, and nuclear energy sectors [1] Investment Breakdown - The U.K. will receive £150 billion (approximately $195 billion) as part of this investment, marking it as a "record-breaking investment" [3] - The remaining $155 billion will be allocated to the U.S. sectors, including nuclear energy [3] - Most nuclear investments will be directed towards privately owned companies, not NuScale Power [3][6] Company Involvement - Companies such as Urenco and Radiant will supply $5.3 million worth of HALEU fuel to the U.S. [4] - X-Energy will collaborate with Centrica to construct up to 12 advanced modular reactors, valued at a minimum of £40 billion [4] - Last Energy and DP World are set to build one of the world's first micro modular nuclear power plants in London [4] Market Sentiment - Despite the surge in NuScale's stock price, there is skepticism regarding the justification for this increase, as no direct investments in NuScale have been confirmed [7] - Analysts suggest that NuScale stock may not be a viable investment option at this time, as it was not included in a list of top stock recommendations [8]