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A Look At Constellation Energy (CEG) Valuation After FERC Blocks Amazon Linked Nuclear Power Deal

Constellation Energy (CEG) is under scrutiny after the FERC blocked an Amazon-related nuclear power deal, impacting its stock performance. CEG's share price has declined 21.5% year-to-date, despite a strong 3-year total shareholder return. Analysts suggest a fair value of $399.93, indicating it is undervalued, driven by demand for carbon-free power from data centers. However, risks include potential increases in nuclear compliance costs and fluctuating data center demand. CEG trades at a P/E of 38x, higher than its peers, suggesting a premium that may adjust based on future performance.

Simplywall·
US
CEG
-2.36%
US
CEGX
-4.80%
Simplywall·
US
CEG
-2.36%
US
CEGX
-4.80%

Constellation Energy Corp. Stock Rises Tuesday, Outperforms Market

Shares of Constellation Energy Corp. (CEG) rose 1.22% to $288.76 on Tuesday, outperforming the mixed stock market where the S&P 500 increased by 0.41% and the Dow Jones fell by 0.83%. The stock remains 30.03% below its 52-week high of $412.70, reached on October 15th. Trading volume was 6.0 million, surpassing the 50-day average of 2.9 million.

Dow Jones·
US
CEGX
-4.80%
US
MLPA
-0.52%
US
EMLP
-0.30%
Dow Jones·
US
CEGX
-4.80%
US
MLPA
-0.52%
US
EMLP
-0.30%

Constellation Energy Corp. Stock Falls Monday, Underperforms Market

Shares of Constellation Energy Corp. (CEG) fell 1.31% to $285.27 on Monday, underperforming the market despite a favorable trading session where the S&P 500 rose 0.50% and the Dow Jones increased by 0.64%. The stock remains 30.88% below its 52-week high of $412.70, reached on October 15th, with trading volume at 3.3 million, surpassing its 50-day average of 2.8 million.

Dow Jones·
US
JXI
-0.51%
US
XLU
-0.18%
US
TPYP
-0.18%
Dow Jones·
US
JXI
-0.51%
US
XLU
-0.18%
US
TPYP
-0.18%

Constellation Energy’s Calpine Deal And Tech Nuclear Pacts Reframe Growth Potential

Constellation Energy has acquired Calpine, becoming the largest electricity producer in the U.S. The company signed 20-year nuclear power supply agreements with Microsoft and Meta, reshaping financing for large power projects. The stock closed at $289.06, with a 3-year return of 3.4x and a 1-year decline of 16.3%. The acquisition is expected to add $2 billion in annual free cash flow, but new policies may limit returns on existing assets. Investors should watch how Constellation structures contracts under new funding rules and the integration of Calpine.

Simplywall·
US
META
-2.95%
US
JXI
-0.51%
US
EMLP
-0.30%
Simplywall·
US
META
-2.95%
US
JXI
-0.51%
US
EMLP
-0.30%

UBS Keeps Their Buy Rating on Constellation Energy Corporation (CEG)

UBS analyst William Appicelli has maintained a Buy rating on Constellation Energy Corporation (CEG) with a price target of $420.00. Appicelli, a 4-star analyst with a 55.38% success rate, also covers other utilities like Vistra Corp and American Electric Power. Additionally, Wells Fargo's Shahriar Pourreza also issued a Buy rating on the same day. However, TipRanks reiterated a Hold rating on CEG on January 17.

Tip Ranks·
US
VST
-2.60%
US
CEG
-2.36%
US
JXI
-0.51%
Tip Ranks·
US
VST
-2.60%
US
CEG
-2.36%
US
JXI
-0.51%
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