Constellation Energy shares climb after Q2 adjusted EPS tops estimates despite revenue miss
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Constellation Energy's Q2 results showed a revenue miss but a clear earnings beat, supported by strong nuclear fleet performance and progress on long-duration contracting. The company added 920 MW of 15–20 year nuclear PPAs, received key regulatory approvals tied to the Crane restart, and agreed to sell the Brazos Valley Energy Center for $860M to satisfy Calpine-related commitments. Management raised 2026 adjusted EPS guidance, improving near-term confidence in execution.
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Constellation Energy reported second-quarter revenue of $7.5 billion, below the $7.83 billion analyst consensus estimate, while adjusted earnings rose to $2.55 per share and beat expectations. The company also agreed to sell the 606-megawatt Brazos Valley Energy Center in ERCOT to LS Power for $860 million. Excluding the Salem and STP plants, Constellation said its owned nuclear fleet posted a 93.0% capacity factor.
