Stock Pulse
Constellation Energy (CEG) saw a significant year-over-year EPS increase of 138%, from $5.02 to $11.97, although revenue decreased by 5.4% during the same period [1]. Despite a recent 17% stock drop due to broader market downturns [6], the company's 3-year total return remains strong at 174.26% [6], driven by initiatives like the Crane Clean Energy Center restart and nuclear expansion plans [6]. A Simply Wall St analysis suggests CEG shares are undervalued by 29% [4]. However, CEG withdrew a Texas power plant project due to cost uncertainties [5], and an executive sold a net amount of company stock [7]. While included in a well-performing Utilities Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLU) offering some market resilience [3], the company faces potential risks from volatile energy markets and regulatory hurdles. [2], [5]