NuScale boosts revenue, trims losses, sees itself well ahead of competition in small-reactor market

Tuesday, November 15, 2022

Advanced reactor developer NuScale Power Corp. is still losing money but is otherwise in excellent financial shape, with a $ 268.6 million war chest, short-term investments of $50 million and no debt, NuScale CEO John Hopkins and CFO Chris Colbert said in a teleconference…

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