Constellation Energy Corporation - Common Stock When-Issued (CEG)
339.35
+0.68 (0.20%)
NASDAQ · Last Trade: Nov 19th, 2:15 AM EST
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338.67
Open
333.75
Bid
348.50
Ask
349.00
Day's Range
333.75 - 344.55
52 Week Range
161.35 - 412.70
Volume
3,209,880
Market Cap
105.88B
PE Ratio (TTM)
49.40
EPS (TTM)
6.9
Dividend & Yield
1.552 (0.46%)
1 Month Average Volume
2,905,699
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About Constellation Energy Corporation - Common Stock When-Issued (CEG)
Constellation Energy Corporation is a leading energy provider in the United States, focused on delivering clean and reliable energy solutions. The company specializes in generating electricity from a diverse mix of sources, including nuclear, renewable energy, and natural gas. In addition to power generation, Constellation Energy offers energy services that help customers manage consumption, enhance efficiency, and reduce environmental impact. With a commitment to sustainability, the company is actively involved in initiatives aimed at transitioning to a low-carbon energy future, ensuring energy resources are both responsible and resilient for their consumers and the communities they serve. Read More
This marks the first time the DOE Loan Programs Office has concurrently finalized a conditional loan commitment and financial close, keeping in mind Constellation’s robust finances.
Constellation (NASDAQ: CEG) announced today that its Crane Clean Energy Center is now backed by a $1 billion U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) loan. This marks the first time the DOE Loan Programs Office has concurrently finalized a conditional loan commitment and financial close, made possible by Constellation’s strong balance sheet and credit worthiness. Funded by the Energy Dominance Financing Program, this interest-bearing loan will lower Constellation's cost of financing and leverage private investment to restore reliable nuclear energy to the grid and help America win the AI race.
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