Constellation Energy Corporation (CEG – Research Report), the Utilities sector company, was revisited by a Wall Street analyst yesterday. Analyst Ryan Levine from Citi downgraded the rating on the stock to a Hold and gave it a $318.00 price target.
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Ryan Levine has given his Hold rating due to a combination of factors related to Constellation Energy Corporation’s recent developments and market conditions. The decision follows a significant stock rally and the announcement of a power purchase agreement with Meta, which has prompted a reassessment of the company’s valuation. Levine notes that the deal with Meta, while adding value to CEG’s shareholders, also necessitates a reevaluation of future power purchase agreements with hyperscalers and the scarcity value of existing power plants.
Furthermore, the Meta deal introduces a new framework where nuclear license extensions are considered additive generation, potentially impacting future deals for other plants in CEG’s portfolio. This shift in market dynamics, alongside the potential implications for power prices and reliability, contributes to the Hold rating. Levine’s refreshed valuation approach, which includes a revised price target and assumptions about future datacenter deals, supports the Neutral/High Risk rating, reflecting both opportunities and uncertainties in the evolving energy market landscape.