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BUZZ - Constellation shares rise as Q3 profit beats expectations and full-year outlook is raised

BUZZ - Constellation shares rise as Q3 profit beats expectations and full-year outlook is raised

路透社路透社2026/11/09 13:52
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- ** Shares of U.S. utility company Constellation Energy CEG.O rose 1.6% in pre-market trading to $253.99

** Thanks to contributions from Calpine assets, strong performance of nuclear units, and a favorable power market environment, CEG's third-quarter profit exceeded analysts’ expectations

** Third-quarter adjusted earnings per share were $5.06, higher than analysts’ expectations of $3.85—data compiled by LSEG

** CEG raised its full-year adjusted earnings per share guidance from the prior range of $11.50–12.50 to $12.50–12.80

** As of the close of the last trading day, CEG had declined 29.3% year-to-date


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