Holtec bets big on small nuclear reactors in its IPO filing

Holtec International filed for IPO while pivoting from nuclear decommissioning to building small modular reactors (SMR-300, 300 MW), targeting regulatory approval in 2029 and first deployment in early 2030s. The company claims SMRs can cut construction time to three years, use only 15 acres, and cost less than conventional large reactors through assembly-line repetition.

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