Hopkins John Lawrence

NuScale CEO sold 82,667 shares (-41.4% of holdings) at $12.22; stock now -76.6% from 52-week high of $53.43

Hopkins sold 82,667 shares on 2026-03-03 at $12.22, reducing his stake from 199,685 to 117,018 shares and raising $1,010,190.74. The sale occurs amid severe price deterioration: the stock is -28.3% over 30 days and -37.8% over 90 days, trading at $12.53 versus a 52-week high of $53.43 (-76.6%). NuScale's fundamentals underscore the backdrop: latest quarterly revenue is $8.2M with annual revenue declining -15.0%, and the company posted a net loss of $273.3M, remaining unprofitable on a full-year basis. His prior sales at SMR show mixed timing outcomes (1 of 5 prior trades well-timed at the 90-day mark), including a -8.1% 30-day result on a similar 2025-03-03 sale. The magnitude of this reduction—41.4% of holdings—alongside accelerating stock weakness and deteriorating financial performance merits investor attention.

NuScale CEO Johns Hopkins sold all 26,345 shares at $23.66 on 2025-05-15, exiting position entirely ($623.4K).

Johns Lawrence Hopkins, Chief Executive Officer of NuScale Power Corp, liquidated his entire shareholding of 26,345 shares in a single transaction at $23.66, resulting in zero post-transaction holdings. The sale occurred during a period of significant volatility: the stock has risen 66.7% over the prior 30 days and 4.7% over 90 days, yet currently trades at $24.17, only 20.0% below its 52-week high of $30.21. Notably, Hopkins' prior SMR trades at this ticker show a mixed pattern: his most recent sale on 2025-05-05 (10 days prior) has outcome measurements not yet available, while earlier March 2025 sales showed negative 30-day returns (-2.6% and -8.1%), and his January 2025 sale yielded a well-timed 90-day decline of -16.2%. At the cross-ticker level, his track record shows a 100.00% well-timed rate on sells with an average 90-day return of -16.2%, indicating consistent sell timing that preceded stock declines. The company remains unprofitable with a $-14.0M net loss on $13.4M quarterly revenue, though it has delivered 62.4% annual revenue growth and commands a $5.7B market valuation.

NuScale CEO Hopkins sells 34,675 shares ($589.5K) at $17.00; stock -41.5% from 52-week high amid $-17.5M net loss.

Hopkins John Lawrence, Chief Executive Officer of NuScale Power, sold 34,675 shares (34.7K shares) at $17.00 on 2025-05-05, reducing his holdings by -41.4% to 49,019 shares (49.0K shares). The sale occurs within a punishing context: the stock currently trades at $17.67, down -41.5% from its 52-week high of $30.21, while the company posted a net loss of $-17.5M on revenue of $475.0K in its latest quarter, rendering it unprofitable over its most recent full fiscal year. The CEO's prior three trades at this ticker show mixed results—two recent sales (March 2025) generated negative 30-day returns of -2.6% and -8.1%, while an earlier January sale achieved positive near-term performance but declined -16.2% by the 90-day mark. The magnitude of this sale (41.4% reduction) paired with significant unrealized losses in the underlying stock suggests material liquidation during a period of operational challenges and depressed valuation.

CEO Hopkins John Lawrence sold 76,949 shares of SMR at $14.52 on 2025-03-04 (total value $1,117,299.48), reducing holdings by 68.9%; stock now down 47.2% from 52-week high

CEO Hopkins John Lawrence executed a major reduction in SMR holdings, disposing of 76,949 shares (68.9% of his pre-transaction position) on March 4, 2025, at $14.52 per share. The sale occurred as the stock has declined significantly from its 52-week high of $30.21, currently trading 47.2% below that peak and down 30.6% over the past 30 days. Notably, this sale came just one day after another SMR sale on 2025-03-03, suggesting accelerated portfolio reduction during a period of material stock weakness. The company remains unprofitable (net income of $-17.5M) despite strong annual revenue growth of 62.4%, leaving fundamental uncertainty about the path to profitability that may inform this timing.

NuScale CEO John Lawrence Hopkins sold 66,502 shares at $16.45 on 2025-03-03; stock down 30.7% over 90 days, now trading -43.0% below 52-week high.

Chief Executive Officer John Lawrence Hopkins sold 66,502 shares (37.3% of his pre-transaction holdings) for $1,093,691.89 at $16.45 on 2025-03-03, reducing his stake from 178,126 shares to 111,624 shares. The transaction occurred in a deteriorating price environment: SMR has declined 30.7% over the 90-day period and sits 43.0% below its 52-week high of $30.21, currently trading at $17.23. NuScale remains unprofitable with a $-17.5M net loss in its most recent full fiscal year, though revenue grew 62.4% year-over-year. His prior two trades at SMR showed mixed timing—a January 2025 sell generated a 30-day return of +32.2%, but the March 4 follow-up sell outcome is not yet measurable. The sustained downward pressure on the stock and the CEO's continued reduction in personal holdings at depressed valuations warrant monitoring of company fundamentals and forward guidance.

NuScale CEO John Lawrence sold 664,568 shares (95.0% of holdings) for $12.0M at $18.04 on 2025-01-02.

Chief Executive Officer John Lawrence sold 664,568 shares at $18.04, reducing his stake from 699,243 shares to 34,675 shares—a 95.0% reduction in holdings. The sale represents approximately $12.0M in proceeds at a price now $5.62 below the current market price of $23.66, suggesting the CEO executed this transaction when the stock was approximately 23.8% lower than current levels. NuScale is an unprofitable company with net income of $-17,459,000 for its most recent full fiscal year and quarterly revenue of only $475,000, yet carries a $5.6B market cap; the stock has surged 83.4% over the past 90 days and now trades 30-week high proximity at $23.66. A near-complete liquidation of the CEO's personal holdings by the company's top executive warrants close scrutiny of what prompted the timing and magnitude of this divestiture.