Movement Alert｜Constellation Energy Corp Falls 3.36% in Pre-Market Trading, Investors Position Ahead of November 9 Earnings

Market Focus11-04 20:03

On November 4, Constellation Energy Corp fell 3.36% in Pre-Market Trading, trading at $254.94/share, with turnover of $5.61 million.

The most recent market update points to earnings-related positioning ahead of the company’s November 9 results, as investors reassess execution on long-term power contracts and the pace of nuclear uprates after the recent rally tied to major hyperscaler agreements and federal financing support.

Consensus expectations for the upcoming quarter call for revenue of $9.372 billion, up 42.67% year over year, adjusted EPS of about $3.85 to $3.90, up about 23%, and EBIT of $2.164 billion, up 41.74%. In late October, the company also secured a conditional US Department of Energy loan commitment of up to $5 billion for nuclear uprates across sites in Illinois, Maryland, and Pennsylvania, expected to add roughly 1.1 GW of capacity. Those developments followed long-term nuclear power agreements with Amazon and Google, including a 20-year arrangement tied to capacity expansion in PJM.

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